Wuhu Fangte Tourism Zone, located in Jiujiang District, Wuhu City, Anhui Province, is a national 5A-level tourist attraction. It is a comprehensive leisure resort integrating theme parks, hotel dining, and entertainment. The tourism zone consists of four major theme parks: Fangte Happy World, Fangte Dreamland, Fangte Water Park, and Fangte Oriental Myth. Covering a total area of approximately 5 square kilometers, it is one of the largest theme park complexes in China, blending modern technology with traditional culture, and receives over 5 million visitors annually.
History Culture
On April 18, 2008, the first theme park of Huaqiang Fangte in Wuhu – Fangte Happy World – officially opened. On December 8, 2010, Fangte Dreamland opened. On June 28, 2014, Fangte Water Park began operations. On August 16, 2015, Fangte Oriental Myth opened to the public. On November 4, 2016, Wuhu Fangte Tourism Zone was promoted to a national 5A-level scenic area. In 2021, it was selected as one of the first batch of national-level nighttime cultural and tourism consumption clusters.
Major Attractions
Wuhu Fangte Happy World
Features classic rides such as "Sky Soaring," "Dinosaur Crisis," and "Fireball." "Sky Soaring" simulates high-altitude flight, offering views of famous landmarks around the world. "Fireball" is a large suspended roller coaster that delivers thrilling weightlessness and centrifugal experiences.
Wuhu Fangte Dreamland
Themed around fairy tales and magic, it offers attractions like "Magic Castle" and "Flooding Jinshan Temple." "Flooding Jinshan Temple" uses multiple high-tech presentation methods to vividly recreate the scene of Bai Niangzi battling Fahai at Jinshan Temple.
Wuhu Fangte Water Park
Features water rides such as "Hurricane Bay," "Rainbow Slide," and "Boonie Bears Water Fortress." "Boonie Bears Water Fortress" includes various slides and dump buckets, making it ideal for family fun.
Wuhu Fangte Oriental Myth
A theme park interpreting traditional Chinese culture, with attractions like "Nüwa Mends the Sky" and "Leifeng Pagoda." "Nüwa Mends the Sky" is based on mythology and integrates multiple technologies, allowing visitors to ride a multi-degree-of-freedom motion vehicle for an immersive fantasy journey.
Suggested Itineraries：
One-day trip: Choose one park to explore. For example, at Fangte Happy World, start the morning with "Sky Soaring" and "Space Flight," have lunch at an in-park restaurant, then enjoy "Mysterious Valley" and "Fireball" in the afternoon.
Two-day trip: On the first day, visit Fangte Happy World and Fangte Dreamland; on the second day, visit Fangte Water Park and Fangte Oriental Myth. In each park, follow a clockwise or counterclockwise route to cover all attractions efficiently and avoid missing any.
Travel Tips：
Download the Fangte Tourism APP in advance to check ride wait times and plan your order accordingly.
Wear comfortable clothes and shoes suitable for activity.
Prepare sun protection or rain gear depending on the weather.
If traveling with children or seniors, choose appropriate attractions and avoid overly intense rides.
Important Notes：
Comply with park regulations; flammable, explosive, and other hazardous items are prohibited.
Follow staff instructions during rides; fasten seatbelts and hold handrails securely.
Keep personal belongings safe, especially in crowded areas.
Monitor weather changes; seek safe shelter in case of severe weather.
Transportation：
Bus: Several bus routes serve the area, e.g., Route 23 (direct from the railway station to Fangte Tourism Zone) and Route 45, among others.
Self-driving: Navigate to "Wuhu Fangte Tourism Zone"; the park has large parking lots.
Opening Hours：
Generally, each park opens around 9:00 AM and closes between 5:00 PM and 10:00 PM, with specific hours adjusted seasonally and on holidays.
Ticket Price：
The ticket price is 280 RMB per person.