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Tianmu Lake Water World

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Last updated 2026-10-06 — Tianmu Lake Water World (Water Park), located in the scenic core area of Liyang’s Tianmu Lake — the Tianmu Lake Landscape Park — is a water park in East China…

Tianmu Lake Water World

Tianmu Lake Water World
  Tianmu Lake Water World (Water Park), situated in the picturesque core scenic area of Liyang’s Tianmu Lake — the Tianmu Lake Landscape Park — is the only water park in East China that is lakefront and set within a natural landscape scenic area. Designed by a top-tier international planning agency, it features a theme centered on natural mountain-water culture and is dedicated to creating the most distinctive water entertainment kingdom with a tropical island vibe infused with pirate elements.

  Covering an area of 47,700 square meters, the water park consists of six major activity zones: the Wave Pool Area, Python Slide Area, Slide Competition Area, Kids’ Activity Area, Combo Slide Area, and Entrance Service Area. It offers a variety of attractions such as wave pools, lazy rivers, family raft ride combinations, large water forts, tube slide combinations, and high-thrill slide combos, delivering an unprecedented, extraordinary sensory experience. The Super Typhoon wave pool spans 2,800 square meters, and its pool bottom features a 3D mosaic design that creates an artistic surfing effect even when the water is calm.

  Transportation

  Self-driving Routes

  1. From Shanghai: Take the Shanghai–Nanjing Expressway → Wuxi North → Xiyi Expressway → Nanjing–Hangzhou Expressway → Exit at Liyang South on the Nanjing–Hangzhou Expressway, then turn left toward Tianmu Lake.

  2. From Suzhou: Take the Shanghai–Nanjing Expressway → Wuxi North → Xiyi Expressway → Nanjing–Hangzhou Expressway → Exit at Liyang South on the Nanjing–Hangzhou Expressway, then turn left toward Tianmu Lake.

  3. From Wuxi: Take the route via Yixing → National Highway 104 → Tianmu Lake.

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