Jincang Lake
Jincang Lake (金仓湖, pinyin: JīnCāngHú) is an artificial wetland park; completed in 2008, located in Taicang, Suzhou, China. Background of the project
In 2003, the government invested in constructing a new highway connecting Suzhou, Kunshan and Taicang. The soil was mainly taken from the village of Donglin in Taicang, leaving a relatively large space that the government elected to transform into Jincang Lake. In November 2007, the project was officially started. After about ten months of hard work, in early October 2008, the project was finished and Jincang Lake (and its surrounding park) was opened for use to residents of Taicang. Events

Many organizers have chosen to use the park to hold festivals, competitions, and other large events since it was first opened to the public. Below, several notable events that have been held at the park are listed. Attractions

Inside Jincang Lake, there are several areas unique in their features for tourists to enjoy. Barefoot Forest Park
One area is the Barefoot Forest Park (赤足森林, Pinyin:ChìZúSēnLín). The concept originates in Germany, where it was first established to allow local residents to "get closer to nature and walk barefoot to feel nature's existence". In Taicang, there is a large presence of German companies and German nationals operating and living within the city. In order to provide a leisure place for both foreign and local people, the government decided to build this barefoot forest park as an homage to those that exist in Germany. References

Taicang
Artificial lakes of China
Lakes of Suzhou
Wetlands of China
Constructed wetlands