Ma'anshan Taiwan Flower Expo Park

　　Ma'anshan Taiwan Flower Expo Park is situated south of Wuhan Road in the Anhui Ma'anshan Industrial Transfer Demonstration Park, adjacent to National Highway 205 to the west and Wuhu-Ma'anshan Expressway to the east. It borders Wuhu city proper, about a 35-minute drive from downtown Ma'anshan and a 60-minute drive from downtown Nanjing. The Wuhu-Ma'anshan Expressway exit is just 10 kilometers from the park, offering convenient transportation.

　　This project is a state-approved "Cross-Strait Agricultural Cooperation Experimental Zone" and a "Modern Agricultural Park" designated by the Ministry of Science and Technology. It is a key investment-attracting project for Ma'anshan and a flagship initiative within the city's industrial transfer demonstration park. The project was developed by Guangdong Today Biotechnology Group Co., Ltd., with construction starting on October 15, 2012. The total investment is 400 million RMB, covering an area of 1,026 mu, developed in two phases. Phase one spans 800 mu, while phase two covers 226 mu. Currently, phase one has taken initial shape, and phase two is under active construction. The park highlights ten major themes: tens of thousands of orchids in full bloom, a dreamy sea of flowers, experiencing Taiwanese culture, indulging in Taiwanese cuisine, enjoying Taiwanese cultural performances, water amusement on the Flower Stream, fun-filled farmstead play zones, eco-spiritual experiences, floral and botanical education, and romantic wedding photography.

　　The project features distinctive characteristics, focusing on Taiwanese flowers and advanced high-tech agriculture from Taiwan. It boasts large-scale rare and precious plants, aims to provide leisure and sightseeing tourism, and embodies the development philosophy of "Beautiful Countryside, Chinese Dream." Built to the standards of a national 4A-level scenic area, it showcases ten major themes. The park is one of the largest flower gardens in southern Anhui and the largest orchid research, tissue culture, cultivation, and sales base in East China. It can hybridize dozens of native Phalaenopsis species, producing approximately 5 million large, medium, and small mother flask seedlings annually, with over 300 self-cultivated Phalaenopsis varieties. High-tech agriculture and industry-academia-research collaboration themes include Phalaenopsis, Oncidium, Cattleya, Cymbidium, Paphiopedilum, as well as high-end flower growth greenhouses, tissue culture R&D, premium flower trading centers, koi fish exhibits, wholesale rare seedlings, and outdoor DIY flower arrangement teaching bases. Visitors can not only admire precious flowers and plants from Taiwan, southern Fujian, and abroad but also experience Taiwanese customs, traditions, and learn about modern agricultural production techniques.

　　Location: Taiwan Flower Expo Park, Wuhan Road, Ma'anshan Industrial Transfer Demonstration Park, Ma'anshan City, Anhui Province.

　　Opening Hours: 9:00–18:00 on weekdays; 9:00–18:30 on weekends and holidays.