Pantang Park is situated in the central area of Hexi District in the city. Construction commenced on August 24, 1997, and was completed on December 10, 1998. The park covers an area of 12.736 hectares, including 4.608 hectares of green space and 8.128 hectares of water surface. The park’s design centers around water, utilizing its characteristics through flowing streams, lakes, fountains, and channels, complemented by covered bridges, stepping stones, revetments, willow trees, viewing platforms, and pleasure boats. The park features 57 species of plants, including narrow-leaved banyan, weeping fig, kapok, royal poinciana, queen’s crepe myrtle, canna, osmanthus, and lotus, as well as palm species such as the king palm. Recreational and service facilities include a children’s playground, pleasure boats, dining options, a convenience store, and a first aid station. In March 2000, construction began on the Upper Pantang (Lotus Pond) project, with the main structure completed on June 29. During the same period, 1,600 lotus root segments were planted in Shatan Pond, followed by the planting of 272 pots of water lilies. Additionally, a batch of plants such as West Lake weeping willows, weeping figs, and golden leaf were introduced. A 420-meter-long walking path composed of winding bridges and some stepping stones was also built for visitors to stroll and admire the lotuses. There are currently 19 maintenance staff, including 4 for landscaping, 7 for cleaning, and 8 for security patrols and technical support, ensuring meticulous care of the park.
Pantang Park is an open-style park that embodies the characteristics of a water city and features a European style. It integrates culture, sightseeing, leisure, tourism, and commerce, making it one of the most popular urban parks among local residents. It receives over 2 million visitors annually.
Transportation Guide
Address: Xinxing 1st Road, Die Shan District, Wuzhou City
Transit Options: Take bus routes 2, 3, 12, 18, or others directly to the site