Longling Mountain Ecology Park

Longling Mountain Ecological Park is located at the intersection of Tongshun River Avenue and Junshan First Avenue, with Zhushan Lake in the north and Tongshun River in the south. The planned construction area of the park is 2.9 square kilometers, and the greenway in the park is 13 kilometers long. Various plants such as turmeric, cherry blossoms, camellias, purple-leaf plums, and magnolias are planted. At the same time, various wild animals such as golden pheasants, hares, and snakes have been found; There are core scenic spots such as Shili Flower Slope, Hundred Mu Lotus Pond, Thousand Mu Tea Garden, Jiuqu Bay Wetland, Forest Adventure, Tent Camp, and RV Camp. The former Longling Mountain Ecological Park used to be an abandoned mine pit left by over-cutting of ore. On the basis of nearly 60,000 square meters of abandoned mine pits, the Wuhan Economic and Technological Development Zone (Hannan District) government made use of the original topography and landforms. Mound shaping and harmless landfill, landfill leachate treatment technology, using two-stage disc type reverse osmosis process, after a year of ecological restoration, a natural sloping land was formed. Cherry blossoms form today's Shili Huapo (Shili Cherry Blossom Sea).