The popular science corridor, a remarkable feature of TianGong Manor, is situated adjacent to the intelligent greenhouse and stretches an impressive 316 meters in length. It is designed to resonate with the life corridor, offering a rich, educational experience.
The corridor is adorned with green shade plants that alternate between Actinidia polygama, wisteria, and Ficus macrophylla, creating a lush, natural canopy. To the right of the corridor, one can find Oxalis corymbosa as ground cover, complemented by a row of camphor trees and poplar trees. On the left side, the landscape is graced by Phoenix dactylifera and Lagerstroemia indica bonsai, adding to the corridor’s unique charm.
The corridor’s walls are lined with a variety of popular science exhibition boards, covering topics such as agricultural knowledge, flower knowledge, and pest prevention. These boards contribute to the corridor’s distinctive style and transform the walkway into a mobile science and technology library.
As one strolls through the corridor, they are immersed in a wealth of encyclopedic knowledge about animals and plants, providing an excellent environment for popular science education, particularly for teenagers. The corridor is open all year round and throughout the day, although the specific business status may vary depending on the day’s operations.
