Planting grass in Shenzhen Soil and Water Conservation Technology Demonstration Park 😄

#ShenzhenAttractions Shenzhen Soil and Water Conservation Technology Demonstration Park covers an area of ​​500,000 m2. Its predecessor was the abandoned Wushigang quarry in Nanshan District. In order to improve the ecological environment, eliminate the threat to the water quality of Xili Reservoir caused by exposed slopes and abandoned sites left over from quarrying, and improve the urban environment, the government started construction of this park in 2008. Its construction aims to enhance visitors' feelings towards soil and water resources through "combining education with entertainment" and to raise visitors' awareness of water resources, soil and water conservation and environmental protection. It is a famous science education attraction in Shenzhen. In terms of the display of water and soil culture, the park draws on the four elements of earth, wood, metal and water in nature to build four theme parks: Tuhou Garden, Muhua Garden, Jinzhe Garden and Shuiqing Garden. By displaying the characteristics of soil and plants, it promotes the traditional culture of protecting water and soil resources and the ecological concept of treating flowers, plants and trees well. In terms of soil and water conservation science display, the park is ingeniously conceived, with the formation, form, harm and control of soil erosion as the main design line. Through landscaping treatment techniques, it concentrates on the layout of soil and water conservation picture display areas, soil and water erosion analogy facilities, root box simulation facilities, science wooden plank roads, soil and water conservation runoff communities, soil and water conservation measures display areas, etc. The park is free to visit, it's worth your visit. Detailed address: No. 4148, Shahe West Road, Xili, Nanshan District, Shenzhen (free access) Opening hours: 9am-12pm; 2pm-5pm (closed on Mondays)