The Grand Canal 1986 Cultural Creativity Park opened to the public in Linping district, Hangzhou, on Nov 4.

The park, which was constructed on the former site of a textile factory, now has an indoor exhibition area that measures more than 25,000 square meters.

An aerial view of the Grand Canal 1986 Cultural Creativity Park. [Photo/Li Zhong for Hangzhou Daily]

The park has attracted 23 cultural creativity companies, said Shen Weidong, an authority of the park's management committee.

An aerial view of the Grand Canal 1986 Cultural Creativity Park. [Photo/Li Zhong for Hangzhou Daily]

According to Shen, the park aims to become an incubator for companies engaged in creative design and production, video shooting and editing, enterprise management services, and agricultural science.

The opening of the park is part of the Grand Canal Cultural Creativity Week, which will run until December.