Tinho Park, Urban park in Tianhe District, Guangzhou, China

Tinho Park is an urban green space in Tianhe District featuring walkways, sports areas, and recreational zones across different landscape sections. The grounds offer various options for walking and outdoor leisure activities.

The park began in 1928 as the Guangzhou municipal forest farm, also called Shipai Forest Farm. In 1933 it was renamed Sun Yat-sen Park in his memory. From 1950 to 1953 the city government reforested the land as Zhongshan Forest Farm, farm and orchard; it became a forest park in 1957, Dongjiao Park in 1962 and took its present name in 1997.

Statue groups scattered throughout the park show different moments in Chinese history through works by local artists. These sculptures help visitors learn about cultural topics while walking through the space.

The park is easy to reach by public transport and has multiple entrance points giving access to different areas of the grounds. Visitors should wear sturdy shoes for the various types of paths.

Cuihu Lake, in the park's centre, has a matchmaking corner on its shore where parents post their children's details to find partners. The park also holds over 20 trees more than a century old and more than 10,000 square metres of underwater forest.