Something special awaits you at OCT Wetland. It’s a chance to experience nature’s beauty right in Shenzhen.
OCT Wetland covers a vast area of 685000 square meters. Over half of this area is wetland, with 501300 square meters. This park blends ecological tourism with nature education.
But what makes OCT Wetland truly special? It serves as a vital stopover for migratory birds. These birds travel thousands of miles. They need safe places to rest and feed. OCT Wetland provides just that. Many international migratory birds rely on it as a crucial habitat.
Imagine these birds arriving after their long journey. They find a welcoming space at OCT Wetland. It is full of diverse ecological environments. The Wooden Plank Road offers an excellent starting point. It lets you see this diversity up close.
Dongtan is the largest mudflat here. Pinghu Feilu provides a waterfront viewing platform. It stretches about 70 meters. It is closest to the east gate making it easily accessible.
Keen birdwatchers will enjoy Pianyingxuan. This birdwatching house is hidden among the trees. Its wooden construction blends seamlessly. It offers one of the best spots for observing birds in their natural habitat.
During migratory bird season, OCT Wetland becomes a haven for photographers. This season lasts from November to April. They come to capture the beauty of visiting birds. These photographers seek to freeze those fleeting moments.
Lingzhi Road is another highlight. It runs through the original coastline of OCT Wetland. This 600-meter path shows art made by Shenzhen students. These artworks use natural materials creating a unique display.
Don’t miss Qingsha Lvwei. It is another waterfront viewing platform. It stretches about 90 meters. Miyouge, a historical watchtower, has been repurposed. It now serves as a public birdwatching venue.
The Moon Trail is a unique sensory experience. It’s the country’s first emotional sensory trail. It consists of eastern and western sections. Each section offers different sensory experiences.
The eastern section includes Rong’an Weijin, Biri Qiongzhi, Fengyue Qingchen, and Pinghu Feilu. The western section features Qihuang Guanyu, Jingshui Qingliu, Heguang Xuxing, and Linxia Caiwei. Each name hints at the sensory delights awaiting you.
For a deeper understanding, visit the OCT Wetland Ecology Exhibition Hall. It officially opened in November 2014. It is an important landmark in Shenzhen. It shares insights into the park’s ecology.
OCT Wetland is more than just a park. It is a sanctuary for nature and a place of education.