Xiuquan Park

Xiuquan Park

Established in April 1962, Xiuquan Park spans an area of about 210,000 square meters, including roughly 80,000 square meters of land and about 130,000 square meters of water area. Since 1990, a comprehensive renovation initiative has been underway, involving more than 4 million yuan in investments for infrastructure, landscaping, and project upgrades. In the past three years, substantial funds have also been allocated for further improvements in landscaping, arched bridges, and lakeside pathways.

The renovated Xiuquan Park now boasts an elegant environment, lush greenery, vibrant lawns, clear waters, and fresh air, attracting over 800,000 visitors annually. Major attractions include: the stone statue of Hong Xiuquan, a bronze statue of Sun Yat-sen as a child, the God of Longevity, a pair of flying horses, a fighter jet, and a scenic waterside corridor.

The park offers a wide variety of recreational activities. The Children's Playground, ideal for younger visitors, features attractions such as Donald Duck, bumper cars, spinning airplanes, little ponies, Happy Ocean, ocean balls, carousel elephants, miniature horses, and horse-drawn carriages. Family-friendly activities include self-controlled spacecraft, roller coasters, bumper cars, mini trains, yachts, speedboats, open-air dance halls, and fishing — making it an ideal destination for leisure and entertainment.

Address: No. 56, Xinhua Road, Xinhua Subdistrict, Huadu District