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National Key Parks of China

中国国家重点公园

National key parks of China, named by the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development (formerly the Ministry of Construction) in four batches: 63 parks.

First batch (20)

Second batch (26)

  • Congtai Park, Handan
  • Tiger Hill, Suzhou
  • Slender West Lake Park, Yangzhou
  • Hongmei Park, Changzhou
  • Xuanwu Lake Park, Nanjing
  • Plum Garden, Wuxi
  • Xihui Park, Wuxi
  • Jinshan Park, Zhenjiang
  • Fushan Park, Quzhou
  • Lianhuazhuang Park, Huzhou
  • Huancheng Park, Hefei
  • Xiamen Botanical Garden
  • Xiamen Garden Expo Park
  • Zhongshan Park, Xiamen
  • Luoxing Pagoda Park, Fuzhou
  • East Lake Park, Quanzhou
  • South Lake Park, Jiujiang
  • Daming Lake, Jinan
  • Zhongshan Park, Wuhan
  • Yellow Crane Tower Park, Wuhan
  • Nanshan Botanical Garden, Chongqing
  • Eling Park, Chongqing
  • Yuexiu Park, Guangzhou
  • Fairy Lake Botanical Garden, Shenzhen
  • International Garden and Flower Expo Park, Shenzhen
  • Lianhuashan Park, Shenzhen

Third batch (10)

  • Zhongshan Park, Beijing
  • Jingshan Park, Beijing
  • Fragrant Hills Park, Beijing
  • Purple Bamboo Park, Beijing
  • Taoranting Park, Beijing
  • Chongqing Zoo
  • Zhongshan Park, Yinchuan
  • Liuhou Park, Liuzhou
  • Hunan Martyrs’ Park, Changsha
  • Jiangshouju Garden, Xinjiang County (Shanxi)

Fourth batch (7)

  • Longtan Park, Liuzhou
  • Stele Forest Park, Taiyuan
  • Bishagang Park, Zhengzhou
  • People’s Park, Zhengzhou
  • Jiefang Park, Wuhan
  • Bailuzhou Park, Xiamen
  • Yandi Park, Baoji

In February 2007 the Ministry of Construction approved 20 parks as the first batch of national key parks. Under its trial measures a national key park must meet one of five criteria:

  • a long history, representing the finest gardens of an era, of high historical value;
  • a park built to suit its natural and cultural setting, showing the art of Chinese landscape design, of high artistic value;
  • cultural landscapes linked to Chinese history, major events or important figures, of high cultural value;

importance for research and conservation of endangered species, education and biodiversity; or rich historical remains, flora and fauna and unique geology of high conservation value.

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