Suspension Bridge Park
吊桥公园
A century-old park built during the Chinese Eastern Railway era, with a wire-cable suspension bridge over a tributary of the Yarlu River, Russian-style pavilions and bridges set against mountain forest.
Suspension Bridge Park lies in the north of Zhalantun city. It was first built in 1905 during the Chinese Eastern Railway period and covers about 68 hectares. It is a national 4A-rated scenic area. The iconic suspension bridge is supported by two main cables and dozens of hanging cables that hold up wooden planks, so it sways slightly as you cross. The park also has a one-pillar pavilion, a nine-bend bridge, a ring-shaped lake and Russian-style buildings, with mountain forest behind them. You can walk from the city centre or the railway station. Allow 1 to 2 hours. About 2 km north of the park exit is Xiushui Scenic Area.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Zhalantun History Museum
- Chinese Eastern Railway Museum
- Zhalantun Station & Wooden Water Tower
- Xiushui Scenic Area
- Jinlongshan Ski Resort
- Luming Resort & Yalu River Rafting
- Woniu Lake
- Chaihe Moon Lake