Xiamen Zhongshan Park

Xiamen Zhongshan Park is an urban park spanning several hectares with winding walking paths and traditional Chinese pavilions arranged around a central pond. The landscaped gardens create distinct areas to explore and various routes through the green space.

The park was established in the early 20th century and named after Sun Yat-sen, who played a key role in China's modernization. Its creation reflected new ideas about public green spaces in urban areas during that period.

Local residents practice Tai Chi and traditional exercises here during morning and evening hours, shaping the daily rhythm of the neighborhood. The space serves as a gathering point where older adults and families spend time together in nature.

The park is open daily throughout the year at no cost, making it easily accessible any time you wish to visit. Multiple entrances along Park South Road and Gonghe Road allow you to enter from different parts of the neighborhood.

Large banyan trees line the walking paths and provide natural shade, while many bird species have made the park their home. The combination of ancient trees and abundant wildlife creates a natural ecosystem in the middle of the city.

Website: https://digital.lib.hkbu.edu.hk/sunyatsen/parks/?park=廈門中山公園

GPS coordinates: 24.46160,118.08496

Latest update: December 12, 2025 07:53