Hakka Park scenic spot 

Hakka Park scenic spot is a Hakka culture themed tourism industrial park, located in Meizhou, South China's Guangdong province. Covering an area of 2,000 hectares, it is a perfect combination of local ethnic culture and gorgeous natural resources.

Meizhou is known as the unofficial capital of Hakka culture, and is populated by many Hakka people. The park reveals the diverse culture of the city, as well as preserving the natural environment.

At the park, visitors will find themselves surrounded by Hakka ethnic culture, such as a Hakka Ancestral hall, ancient Hakka residences and many relief sculptures, which tell the story of Hakka history and culture. By walking in the park, visitors are able to step back in time and learn more about Hakka and Meizhou.

Apart from the architecture and customs, visitors can enjoy a whole range of distinctive foods and culinary specialties, often overshadowed by the more well-known Cantonese cuisine.

Address: Guanguang Road, Meijiang district, Meizhou, Guangdong, China.

Tel: +86-755-8329-6558

Tips: Due to the subtropical monsoon climate, the park features warm winters, hot summers and is prone to heavy rainfall. The rainy season runs from April to September.

Hakka people play games with visitors at Hakka Park scenic spot. [Photo/ktxjq.com]

Hakka Ancestral hall [Photo/ktxjq.com]