Kunshan Lujia Ecological Park
Lujia Ecological Park is situated on the west side of Furong Road and the north side of Nanwei Road, next to the Wusong River, with a total area of about 600 acres. It is constructed in two phases, each covering 300 acres. The park combines functional and industrial planning, consisting of six functional zones and ten major categories such as ecological displays, fruit and vegetable picking, wetland exhibits, eco-leisure, forest oxygen bars, and leisure landscapes. It serves as a multifunctional eco-agricultural park integrating ecological scenery, leisure activities, and science education.
Currently, the first phase of the ecological park, with a total investment of 50 million yuan, has been completed. The green space covers approximately 145,000 square meters, with a greening rate of 72.5%. The park includes a legal culture corridor, a population culture garden, pavilions, seven bridges, one fountain, one reception center, one set of windmills, and several sculptures. The second phase of the ecological park is planned with an investment of about 60 million yuan, featuring the addition of a fitness and lifestyle area to further enhance and complete the park’s functional layout.
Lujia Ecological Park creates natural embankments by combining trees, shrubs, and ground cover, with aquatic flowers planted along the shore to form an ecological wetland landscape. Park structures include fountains, windmills, flower stands, hexagonal and square pavilions, sculptures, and boardwalks, giving visitors the feeling of returning to nature upon entering. Additionally, the park houses a leisure club that is “not Western in appearance but not rustic inside,” exuding an elegant and classic charm with a distinct taste of Suzhou garden design.
Transportation Guide
Address: Chenxiang Village, Luzhai Town, Kunshan City, Suzhou, Jiangsu Province
Transit: Take bus No. 101 or 124 within Kunshan City and get off at Luzhai Middle School Station.
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