Ankang Han River Park

　　The Han River is undoubtedly the largest tributary of the Yangtze River. As its name suggests, Ankang is blessed — the Han River divides this small city in two, into the southern and northern banks. And right here lies the Han River Park, situated along the banks of the Han River. How could a park nestled between mountains and water not be beautiful? This section of the Han River is in its middle reaches, featuring vast waters and high air quality. After meals or during leisure time, people can take walks and enjoy conversations in the park. The park offers facilities such as an ice-skating rink, dance floor, and recreational amenities, with a variety of flowers blooming vibrantly. The night scenery here is simply breathtaking. Adjacent to the park is Ankang’s most famous night market, Shuiximen, which ensures the park remains a popular spot. Whether you’re full and want to stroll the park and admire the river, or you’ve shopped and eaten your fill at the night market and want to relax, this is a delightful destination that refreshes both body and mind.

　　The Han River Park stretches 2,300 meters from north to south, bordered by the Han River to the north, the city embankment to the south, Chaoyang Gate to the east, and Jinchuan Gate to the west. Covering an area of 177,000 square meters, it lies along the central scenic axis of Ankang’s urban landscape and serves as a major attraction on both the southern and northern banks of the Han River, as well as the city’s central scenic hub. With a total investment of 25 million yuan, the project was carried out in two phases. Once completed, the Han River Park became a distinctive urban park characterized by its riverside charm, ecological features, and natural beauty. It provides a public green corridor for residents to relax, enjoy the water, and have fun, while also serving as a tourist attraction that blends the unique features of the Han River with local cultural elements.

　　Han River Park was completed in 2005, primarily covering the stretch of the Han River along Ankang’s city embankment. Meticulously planned with the river and water as its backdrop, the park harmoniously integrates the grandeur of the embankment with the elegance of the Han River. The entire park feels naturally cohesive, achieving a perfect harmony between water, sky, people, and scenery.

　　Location: Both banks of the Han River in Hanbin District, Ankang City, Shaanxi Province