What are the four scenic spots in Feicheng Wetland Park?

Located in the northwest of Feicheng, at the intersection of Kangwang River and Longshan River, the planned area is 168 hectares, including green ecological area 1 10 hectares and water area of 58 hectares. The construction is based on one axis, one line, two belts and four districts. Kangwanghe Park is located in the geometric center of the new round of urban planning and construction from 2005 to 2020, which organically links the urban area with the high-tech zone and promotes the development of the western part of the city. By establishing multi-stage water storage to form oxidation ponds and planting aquatic plants, groundwater recharge is increased and water quality is further improved. The park is dominated by Kangwang River and Longshan River. At the intersection of rivers, it reflects the unique charm of "water" scenery, just like nature itself. With the theme of "Xiang Tao customs and ecological impression", the park highlights the construction of waterscape and cultural garden, and realizes the integration of garden characteristics with wetland ecology, human landscape and natural landscape.

"Four Scenery" highlights its characteristics with its unique landscape expression methods. Wetland nature reserve is rich in wetland creatures.

A variety of ecological landscapes, relatively quiet scenic environment and connected rivers and islands have created unique habitats for various birds. The scenic spot of convention and exhibition center embodies three functions: sightseeing, eco-tourism and eco-environmental education. Shui Ze Tiandi Scenic Area is the landscape content of riverside green space in Kang Wang, which not only continues the unique landscape of wetlands, but also forms new landscape features. Hotan Scenic Area highlights the scenery of ecological forests and country parks. The scenic spot reflects the wetland landscape, and combines the urban and rural characteristics to integrate the ecological display of returning to nature with the rural customs. In 2008, it was named "National Water Conservancy Scenic Area".