Haiyin Park

Haiyin Park

Haiyin Park is located on Binjiang East Road along the southern bank of the Pearl River, situated southeast of the Haiyin Bridge. The entire park is divided into northern and southern sections by Binjiang East Road, with the northern section mainly formed by land reclamation from the river. The park covers a total area of 35,500 square meters. Construction began in April 1991, and by November of the same year, it was largely completed and opened to visitors.

The park's landscaping is quite distinctive. It features a variety of tropical trees such as banyans, kapok, Norfolk Island pines, and palms, as well as ornamental plants including Bauhinia, azaleas, and gold-varnished ficus. It is a modern-style garden that highlights the natural characteristics of tropical and subtropical regions.

The park is connected by a pedestrian overpass that spans Binjiang East Road, linking the northern and southern sections. A number of attractions and facilities have been built, including sculptures, scenic archways, sandy beaches, water-play platforms, viewing decks, flower stands, pavilions, and double-eaved pavilions. There are also dining options such as a specialty restaurant and a boat-noodle food stall.

Address: No. 498, Binjiang East Road, Haizhu District (near Haiyin Bridge)