Binjiang Park in Fuzhou, Fujian Province is a large-scale riverside garden landscape invested and constructed by Fuzhou Municipal Government. It is built on the Minjiang River and divided into two gardens, north and south, with a total length of about 10.5 km. It is the longest city riverside park in China.

The total area of the park is about 103 hectare (about 1.545 mu), and the east and west gardens face each other across the river. The two gardens have different styles. South Park of Jiang Bin Park is located on the south bank of Minjiang River, with lotus pond moonlight, riverside leisure, dreamland, children's world, Shili Flower Road, Hu Axiang Square, Tanghong Gudu and Rimu Coconut Wind, which stretches for about three kilometers and covers an area of more than 30 hectares. Beijiangbin Park on Jiang Bin Avenue was completed on 1985. There are pavilions, popular science galleries, flower beds and sculptures in the park, as well as subtropical scenery such as Nanyang shirts, betel nuts, acacia trees, banyan trees and osmanthus flowers. It is an open park, known as the "Bund" of Fuzhou. It consists of seven scenic spots, namely Xihe Garden, Jinjiang Garden, Jinsha Garden, Wanglong Garden, Colorful Garden, Minfeng Garden and Minshui Garden from west to east.