Yiwu Amusement Park

　　Yiwu Amusement Park is situated between Nanmen Bridge and Danxi Bridge in the riverside greenway on the north bank of the Yiwu River, enjoying an exceptionally picturesque setting where both distant mountains and nearby waters are part of the park experience. It serves as a vibrant highlight along the 16-kilometer riverside green corridor of Yiwu.

　　Designed by the Landscape Architecture Design Institute of China Academy of Art’s Pan Tianshou Environmental Art Design Co., Ltd. and the Landscape Planning and Design Office of Zhejiang Forestry University, and constructed by Yiwu Chenglong Company, the park covers a total area of 130,000 square meters with a total investment of 50 million yuan. It officially opened to the public on January 18, 2001. As the largest amusement park in central Zhejiang, Yiwu Amusement Park is a modern park primarily focused on leisure and recreation. It features vast lawns, a spacious central plaza, and a grand collection of artificial rockeries, embodying a free, open, and dynamic artistic style. The park offers over 20 advanced and thrilling large-scale amusement facilities, including the Luxury Wave, Rapids Adventure, go-kart racing track, a 42-meter-high aerial cable car, a motion simulator cinema, a science exhibition hall, a large animal performance arena, as well as Zhejiang Province’s first crazy roller coaster and rare high-tech rugby games in China—numerous entertainment options that combine high technology with excellent safety standards. The environment is pleasant, adorned with famous trees, flowers, and clear waters, creating a tranquil atmosphere. It also houses a first-class, well-designed comprehensive teahouse and a restaurant that can accommodate up to 800 diners, making it an ideal destination for both tourism and business meetings in bustling Yiwu. At the park’s entrance stands the province’s largest bronze city sculpture, “Divine Steed Soaring Above the Clouds,” symbolizing the pioneering spirit of Yiwu.

　　Source: Official Website of the Jinhua Municipal Government, China