This National Day holiday, the initial phase of Tianfu Motorcycle Park will officially open. The park will bring together a range of offerings, including industry showcases, trendy retail, community and social activities, and sports events.

 

On the other side of the city, the Chinese-style Zhaojueli Cultural Waterfront Park has recently opened.

 

 

Tianfu Motorcycle Park

 

 

 

The initial phase of Tianfu Motorcycle Park, located in the western section of Huan’gang Road Section 1 in Shuangliu District, will officially open to the public during the National Day holiday. Situated next to Chengdu Shuangliu International Airport, the park covers a total floor area of approximately 180 mu and is planned to feature 40 courtyard-style buildings.

 

 

Centered on the motorcycle industry, the park focuses on five key areas: motorcycle culture, trendy leisure and social activities, cultural tourism experiences, sports events, and brand showcases and sales. Planned facilities include a cluster of flagship motorcycle brand stores, a motorcycle culture plaza, an off-road experience area, and a new product launch area.

 

 

Daidean, a well-known operator of motorcycle gear brands, has officially opened at the park. The store primarily distributes riding protective gear from Italian brand Dainese and is the brand’s first store in Chengdu. Other renowned motorcycle brands in the park include CFMOTO, Kove, Benda, Voge, Wuyang Honda, Sundiro Honda, and Yamaha.

 

 

A professional 7,000-square-meter off-road course within the park will provide motorcycle enthusiasts with hands-on experiences and training. The park features motorcycle rest stops, professional gear stores, travel photography services, and distinctive B&Bs, positioning it as the first stop for motorcycle tours under the theme of “318 Departs from Chengdu”.

 

 

Zhaojueli Cultural Waterfront Park

 

 

 

Zhaojueli Cultural Waterfront Park has recently opened to the public. Located west of Zhaojue Temple between the 2nd Ring Road North and 3rd Ring Road North, the park covers approximately 31,000 square meters.

 

 

Every corner of the park reveals thoughtful design. Black-tiled roofs, timber structures, and upturned eaves create a charming contrast with the distant high-rises, bringing traditional charm and contemporary fashion together.

 

 

At the heart of the park lies Qinglong Pond, whose clear waters mirror the sky. Huilang Pavilion and Yaji Corridor stand by the water, where a gentle breeze stirs the trees and their shadows dance across the water. The scene evokes the poetic landscapes of classical Song Dynasty poetry.

 

 

A stroll around the pond reveals carefully arranged rocks, winding waterways, and secluded paths. Stone-paved walkways wind through more than 20 landscaped features, offering a changing view at every turn.

 

Edited by Zhang Yuanlin

Source: Home in Chengdu