Location & Accessibility
Poly 198 Park sits in the northern suburbs of Chengdu, nestled between the Chengdu Plant Garden to the north and the Chengdu Panda Ecological Park (home to giant pandas) to the southwest. It’s part of Chengdu’s “15 km² North Suburb Scenic Area,” making it a green oasis just 20 minutes from downtown. To get there, take Metro Line 3 to Jizhi Street Station, then transfer to a taxi or bike. Driving? Use Shulong Avenue South as your guide—the park’s entrance is at No. 1752, with plenty of parking.
Natural Scenery: A Mountain-Lover’s Paradise
What makes Poly 198 Park special? Its rare mountain landscape on the flat Chengdu Plain! The area slopes gently from northeast to southwest, creating rolling hills perfect for hiking or picnics. In spring, the 2200-acre Tulip Park (Asia’s largest!) bursts with color, while winding trails offer views of forests, lakes, and seasonal blooms. Don’t miss the 198 Eco-Corridor, a network of wetlands and meadows that feels worlds away from the city.
Cultural Highlights & Wildlife
Beyond nature, Poly 198 blends ecology with local charm. The nearby Panda Research Base lets you see adorable pandas, while the Ginkgo Garden in Tianhui Town showcases ancient trees. The park itself hosts festivals like Tulip Festivals and outdoor art exhibits, blending nature with culture. Even the architecture reflects Chengdu’s style—think traditional pavilions alongside modern cafes.
Top-Tier Amenities
This isn’t just a park; it’s a luxury retreat. A 5-star hotel offers river views, while an international golf course winds through hills. Families love the kid-friendly zones, complete with playgrounds and pet-friendly spaces. For foodies, the park has outdoor cafes and restaurants serving Sichuan snacks. Pro tip: Rent a bike to explore—the park’s size (over 6000 acres!) warrants it.
Why Visit? An Escape with a Twist
Poly 198 Park redefines urban getaways. Unlike crowded spots, it’s spacious and serene—perfect for jogging, photo ops, or a quiet lakeside read. Weekends bring locals biking, families kite-flying, and couples strolling. Bonus: The park’s elevation offers sunset views over the city skyline, a rare treat in flat Chengdu. Whether you’re a nature buff or a luxury traveler, this spot has something for everyone.
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