Guangzhou Huangpu Park

Guangzhou Huangpu Park

Huangpu Park is located in the center of Huangpu District, adjacent to Guangzhou Port, the largest port in southern China. Covering an area of 10.3 hectares, the park features a bright and open overall layout that combines local characteristics with a modern vibe, fully reflecting the charm of the southern region and the image of Huangpu District as a modern port-based new urban area.

The park forms a cultural landscape axis with structures such as the “Front Plaza,” “Sculpture,” “Art Plaza,” “Han Dynasty Watchtower Columns,” and “Structural Arch,” which blend seamlessly with the surrounding environment. The spacious art stage, along with its high-end lighting and sound systems, makes it an ideal venue for public cultural and artistic activities. The “Wind Square” features wind chimes, sails, pools, a sundial sculpture, and trees that symbolize nature’s elements—wind, water, sunlight, and life—creating a three-dimensional colorful scene of a southern port city. This natural axis landscape offers visitors a place to stop and admire the scenery.

In its planning, the park makes full use of both Chinese and international gardening techniques and scientifically arranges its green landscaping. The park is planted with precious tree species such as the Canary Island Date Palm and a rich variety of plants, immersing visitors in a lush oasis of greenery and flowers as soon as they enter—offering a refreshing contrast to the hustle and bustle of the city’s skyscrapers and traffic.

The park’s southern end features a Wellness Park and a Children’s Playground, providing a range of activities tailored to the preferences of seniors and children.

Huangpu Park caters to people’s pursuit of environmental beauty, offering aesthetic enjoyment. It invites visitors to step into this elegant setting after work and lose themselves in its charm.

Address: No. 68, Huangpu East Road, Huangpu District, Guangzhou City

Type: Urban Park

Recommended visiting time: 1–2 hours

Phone: 020-82295608

Opening Hours:

7:00-21:00

Ticket Information:

Free admission.