Shunan Zhuhai National Park National Park

Shunan Zhuhai National Park, commonly referred to in English as the South Sichuan Bamboo Sea, is a protected scenic area in southern Sichuan province known for its extensive bamboo forests. The park’s bamboo groves form a dominant landscape feature with walking routes that allow visitors to experience the scale of the stands.

Within the park there are trails and viewpoints that allow visitors to explore bamboo valleys, forested ridges and small lakes or streams that run through the groves. The area’s landscape has been developed as a scenic and recreational resource while also conserving bamboo ecosystems.

The park was designated to protect the region’s bamboo forests and to provide managed visitor access to the scenic areas. It is part of a broader network of natural and cultural attractions in southern Sichuan aimed at nature tourism and conservation.

Shunan Zhuhai is located in southern Sichuan province; the park’s bamboo sea and scenic routes are reached via regional road links from nearby county towns and cities in the province.

• Bamboo landscape: The park is dominated by extensive bamboo stands that create a cool, dense canopy and a distinctive landscape unlike surrounding agricultural or urban areas.

Located in Sichuan province. Access typically involves regional roads and local transit from nearby towns; consult local tourism offices for best routes and trailhead information.

• Expect varied trails-some areas may be undeveloped or require scrambling.
• Bring rain protection in wetter seasons; the park's geography channels stormwater dramatically.
• Check local conservation notices-certain areas are protected for marine and terrestrial habitats.