Wuzhishan Li Dong Cultural Park is located at the foot of the first peak of Wuzhishan in Shuiman Township, Wuzhishan City, Hainan Province, with a planned area of 3352 acres, featuring 36 architectural areas and landscapes, and an investment of approximately 3.3 billion yuan. It is an experiential scenic area. Since the unveiling ceremony of the large-scale statue of Li Zu Paolongkou in 2014, it has been designated by the Hainan Provincial Government as the eternal site for the annual ‘March 3rd’ large-scale activities, successfully hosting grand ancestor worship ceremonies every year.
The Li Zu Main Hall, backed by high mountains, is on the same main axis as the first peak of Wuzhishan, commanding a magnificent view from a height. The park’s positioning as ‘one garden and three places’ gives it special highlights: it is the spiritual home of the Li people; a sacred place for the Li compatriots to worship their ancestors; a base for the display, research, inheritance, and experience of Li culture, more comprehensively, deeply, and meticulously reflecting the development process of Li culture; it is also a tourist attraction and leisure health resort combining Li culture, Wuzhi famous mountains, and tropical rainforests. Opening hours are from 08:30 to 17:30 all year round.Preferential policies for entry: Children under 0.8 meters in height are exempt from admission tickets; the elderly aged 70 and above with a senior citizen card or ID card are exempt from admission tickets; active-duty military personnel with an officer’s card are exempt from admission tickets; national medical workers with a physician’s certificate or nurse’s certificate are exempt from admission tickets; Hainan Li citizens with an ID card are exempt from admission tickets.
