Luoma Lake Beach Park

Luoma Lake Beach Park is at 178 Huanhu Avenue in Xiaodian Subdistrict, Suyu District, on the eastern shore of Luoma Lake in Suqian, Jiangsu, China. The park is a lakeside leisure area built around a sand beach, open lawns and a promenade beside a fishing-village area. Luoma Lake covers about 375 square kilometres and is among the largest freshwater lakes in Jiangsu, so the beach looks out over a wide horizon of open water that feels almost like a coast. Visitors come to walk the sand, sit by the water, fly kites, take photographs and watch the sunset. In the warm season, from May to October, the lakeside is used for relaxed recreation, and nearby lakeside restaurants serve fresh fish and seafood-style freshwater dishes typical of the area. A visit takes one to two hours. Late afternoon and sunset are the best times, when the light turns gold over the water and the beach is busiest with locals. Photo angles include low shots along the waterline, silhouettes of fishing boats and wide views from the promenade. Weekday afternoons are calm, while summer evenings and holiday weekends are crowded. A 2024 guide lists admission at CNY 10, and hours are daytime, so visitors should confirm on Amap. The park is about 21 km from Suqian Station, and taxi or Didi is the usual approach. Swimming conditions are not guaranteed, so visitors should obey any flags or warnings and supervise children closely near the water. Sun protection is important in summer because shade is limited on the sand.