Anji Bamboo Expo Park

　　    The China Bamboo Museum inside Anji Bamboo Expo Park encapsulates 6,000 years of bamboo culture and is a top-tier, globally leading specialized bamboo museum in China. Covering a total area of 12,000 square meters, the museum includes eight exhibition halls: History Hall, Resource & Cultivation Hall, Literature & Art Hall, Craft Collection Hall, International Exhibition Hall, and others.

　　    Introduction

　　    Anji Bamboo Expo Park was formerly known as the Anji Bamboo Species Garden. Located in Anji County, Zhejiang Province—China’s renowned bamboo hometown—it is a national “AAAA”-rated tourist attraction, serving as a classic and flagship destination for bamboo-themed tourism, often hailed as the “back garden of the city.”

　　    The park spans a total area of 600 acres and gathers 304 species across 34 genera of bamboo from across China and around the world. The Bamboo Expo Park is a perfect fusion of the China Bamboo Museum, which combines bamboo culture and craftsmanship, and the Anji Bamboo Species Garden—the largest of its kind in Asia. The entire park serves as a grand bamboo-themed botanical garden integrating research, production, ecology, tourism, and many other functions.

　　    The Bamboo Expo Park offers a rich variety of activities and performances, such as bird shows, horse riding, car racing, camping, barbecuing, fishing, navigating through a bamboo maze, breaking through the plum blossom eight-trigram formation, listening to bamboo music, watching bamboo dance performances, boating on the lake, and enjoying tea in the woods…