Sanlihe Park

Sanlihe Park

Sanlihe Park, located in Xincheng District of Jiaozhou City, Shandong Province, is named after the world-famous "Sanlihe culture" of the primitive clan society of the Neolithic age and a national AAA scenic spot.

Sanlihe Park, located in Xincheng District, Jiaozhou City, Shandong Province, is located in the southeast of Sanlihe cultural site, starting from Wenzhou Road in the East, Fuzhou Road in the west, Qingdao Road in the South and Shanghai Road in the north. The land is irregular rectangular, covering a total area of 31.8 hectares, of which the main water surface area is 10 hectares. Sanlihe park is named after the world-famous "Sanlihe culture" of the primitive clan society in the Neolithic age. Relying on Sanlihe, the park has excavated and absorbed the essence of Jiaozhou's 4500 year history and culture, combined with modern garden building techniques, and created a high-level open park. Sanlihe Park, with the natural landscape pattern of "one heart, two bridges, three gardens and eighteen hills", provides a good tourism, leisure and cultural environment for the people of the whole city and Qingdao. Since the opening of the park, through continuous improvement and improvement of park tourism infrastructure service facilities, Sanlihe park service facilities have been further improved, service quality and service function have been significantly improved. Sanlihe park has won the honor of "national AAA scenic spot", "Asian best landscape model award", "National Water Conservancy Scenic Spot", "Provincial Water Conservancy Scenic Spot" and so on. Sanlihe Park started construction in 2003 and opened to the outside world in 2004. It was the largest open park in China at that time.

The planning concept of Sanlihe park is as follows:

(1) Adhering to the urban curve, connecting the past and the future, and echoing the urban structure, it has become a landscape link connecting the administrative office area and the residential and cultural area in the new urban area.

(2) Taking water as the core, urban green lung is created through natural relief and ecological plant community.

(3) Integrate the historical and cultural customs of Jiaozhou to deepen the park's heritage.

According to the overall planning and design, the structural layout of "one heart, two wings" is established, and landscape elements such as topography, water body, roads, architectural sketches and natural vegetation are reasonably organized to show the natural landscape pattern of "one heart, two bridges, three gardens, 18 hills and 18 landscapes".

"One heart" -- central water district. The water surface area is about 47600 square meters. Facing the municipal office building, there is a 100 meter high fountain.

"Two bridges" - curved bridges around the central landscape area. On the east side is a curved bridge with inclined arch and inclined suspender, and the whole bridge adopts steel structure; on the west side is a flat bridge with steel and wood structure.

"Three gardens" -- wetland fun garden in the West (blue water and Silver Beach Scenic Spot), stone culture garden and water stream boutique in the East (mountain and stream stone chime, reed flower and autumn water scenic spot).

"Many hills" -- transform the original plane space, pile up the continuous mountainous area, fully display the plant landscape, and form a three-dimensional garden space with four distinct seasons.

"Eighteen sceneries" -- according to the spatial characteristics of the site, ornamental characteristics of plants and ecological types, the park is divided into 18 theme landscape areas, namely: green shade imagination, Lingbo Wangyue, clear water Yintan, Yinhu Lianqiang, Chunhua Qiushi, Xinghai trestle, Lingdao Fucui, Chunfu Yaotai, shuipu Jiayin, Yiyuan Huayu, Yusong Aoshuang, Shanxi Shiqing, Weihua Qiushui, Yangko Huanwu You Huang Qing Ting, Jie Ting Chun Shu, Bo Yuan Yi Jing, Liu Ying Hua Di, etc.

Address: 50m east of the intersection of nanlucaoyuan Hutong and Qunzhi Hutong, Dongcheng District, Beijing

Longitude: 116.405254

Latitude: 39.894285

Ticket information: free.