Huaxi National Wetland Park
花溪国家城市湿地公园 · Huāxī Guójiā Chéngshì Shīdì Gōngyuán
Several kilometres of riverside paths along the Huaxi River, from the classic Huaxi Park with its stepping stones and karst hills to the Shilihetan wetlands; popular for cycling and picnics.
No booking needed2–3 hours
Tip
Rent a bike at the Shilihetan entrance and ride the riverside greenway to Huaxi Park. Good on the way back from Qingyan Ancient Town.
- Opening hours
- Riverside greenway open all day; core areas (Huaxi Park, main viewpoints) about 08:00–18:00 To be confirmed
- Price
- Free
- How to book
- No booking needed; crowd control may apply on major holidays.
- Getting there
- About 15 km south of the centre in Huaxi district; Metro Line 3 or buses to Huaxi, or taxi/DiDi about 30–40 minutes. Easy to combine with Qingyan, 12 km further south. To be confirmed
- Address in Chinese
- 贵州省贵阳市花溪区花溪大道花溪国家城市湿地公园
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