Maluanshan Park 1# Bridge

Over the babbling brook, the Maluanshan Park 1# Bridge arches gracefully. It’s a vital artery within the sprawling Maluanshan Country Park. This park holds the distinction of being the first country park approved by the Shenzhen Municipal People’s Government. Imagine traversing its 21.73 square kilometers. This expansive area stretches from the Sanzhoutian Reservoir in the west to Kuichong Subdistrict in the east, bordered by Sanzhoutian Forest Park to the south. Maluanshan Country Park isn’t just vast; it’s a haven for nature lovers and hikers. The park boasts two magnificent waterfalls: the Longtan Waterfall and the Lanhe Bridge Waterfall. The Longtan Waterfall claims the title of Shenzhen’s largest, cascading down an impressive 50 meters. As you stand on Maluanshan Park 1# Bridge, consider the park’s highest point, Daguling, reaching 526.9 meters above sea level. This peak proudly holds the 10th highest spot in Shenzhen’s skyline. The park is a testament to sustainable development. The Maluanshan Handmade Trail, winding 12.7 kilometers through the park, embodies this philosophy. Built with locally sourced fallen dead wood and stones, this ecological trail minimizes environmental impact. It invites you to explore the park’s natural beauty with minimal disruption. Maluanshan Country Park is more than just a park; it’s a sanctuary where nature thrives and visitors can connect with its beauty. The Maluanshan Park 1# Bridge serves as a gateway to this natural wonderland, reminding us of the harmonious balance between human construction and environmental preservation.