The White Marble Corridor in Canal Art Park. [Photo provided to gowuxi.com]

The Canal Art Park, located in Liangxi district, Wuxi, East China's Jiangsu province, has opened its doors to the public after two years of construction.

The art park is divided into three zones with themed walking routes dedicated to culture, natural landscapes, and commerce.

Exhibits at the He Zhenliang and Olympics Exhibition Hall. [Photo provided to gowuxi.com]

In the cultural zone, visitors can stroll through the White Marble Corridor, featuring more than 200 white marble boards providing information on Wu culture, which thrived in the city more than 3,000 years ago. The Metaverse Corridor blends digital technology with visual art to create thrilling lighting effects.

The Zhou Huaimin Painting Gallery showcases 226 pieces donated by the Wuxi native artist, while the He Zhenliang and Olympics Exhibition Hall, renovated from a plastic factory warehouse, features more than 2,200 exhibits related to the Olympics.

A bird's-eye view of the Canal Art Park. [Photo provided to gowuxi.com]

In the natural landscape zone, visitors can explore the water cultural experience area surrounding Furong Lake or ascend to the observation platform of the Jiangjian water control project for a bird's-eye view of the city's downtown area.

Visitors can also enjoy a cup of coffee, delicious food, and tea in the commerce zone.