Ocean Flower Island

Ocean Flower Island (Chinese: 中国海花岛), or Sea Flower Island, is an under-construction, artificial archipelago located off the north coast of Danzhou, Hainan, China, west of the Yangpu Peninsula. The project, being built by the Evergrande Group, will consist of three independent islets with a total area of 381 hectares (940 acres).[1][2][3][4][5] The project has received an investment of 160 billion RMB (US$24 billion) and was scheduled for completion in 2020. Hainan politician Zhang Qi, who was later convicted of corruption, approved land reclamation for the island in conflict with environmental protection laws. The construction of the island caused damages to coral reefs and oyster populations. The boundaries of the environmental protection area around the island were later restored.[6] During the 2021 National Day, the island attracted over 200,000 visitors.[7]

Ocean Flower Island
中国海花岛
Artificial archipelago
Administrative divisionDanzhou
ProvinceHainan
CountryChina
Elevation
0 m (0 ft)
Time zoneUTC+8
  Summer (DST)China Standard
Area code(s)(0)898
Websitewww.oceanflowerisland.com/en/index.aspx

The island would include:

  • 127,000-square-metre (1,370,000 sq ft) marine world with a water park
  • 23 recreation projects
  • 28 characteristic museums
  • 40 kilometres (25 mi) of coastline
  • 58 modern hotels
  • 6 stylish commercial streets
  • 7 folklore performance squares
  • 8 themed food streets
  • Amphitheater
  • Arboretum
  • Central glass atrium
  • Commercial and retail zones
  • Convention facilities
  • European-style castle hotel
  • European-style wedding manor
  • Film art center
  • Gardens
  • Hua Xia extra-large film & TV base
  • Ice skating rink
  • KTV world
  • Landmark hotels
  • Large shopping mall
  • Luxury residential housing
  • Massive central park
  • Music hall
  • One 7-star-level Peninsula Hotel
  • Opera house
  • Parks
  • Plazas
  • Shops
  • Sports fields
  • Sprig cities in the style of five countries
  • Tea and bar street
  • The world's largest conference centre
  • Tourist tower
  • World fairy land

See also

References

Official website

  • Map showing layout

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