金华体育中心体育馆

Jinhua Sports Centre Gymnasium sits inside the Jinhua Sports Centre at 2688 Shuanglong South Street, Wucheng District, forming the triangular trio with the stadium and the natatorium and opening in 2013. It occupies 16,800 square metres of land with 26,981 square metres of floor area; the competition hall measures 60 by 30 metres with a clear height of 26 metres and holds roughly 5,800 spectators, with other sources citing 4,570 or 5,900. The floor is maple, and 120 strip-shaped light fittings were designed specifically for sepak takraw, each dimmable from a tablet so the hall can switch between competition, training and concert modes while saving about half the usual energy; LED screens and acoustic absorption complete the fit-out. Between 2020 and 2021 the hall was refurbished for the Asian Games on a frugal brief that kept the existing seating and added acoustic treatment, an indoor warm-up lawn and demountable fabric structures; it passed the Hangzhou Asian Games organising committee's functional inspection in September 2021. From 24 September to 7 October 2023 it staged the entire sepak takraw programme of the 19th Asian Games, awarding six gold medals including Jinhua's first of the Games. In June 2023 the national sepak takraw training centre was inaugurated in the building. The hall has since hosted the Asian Sepak Takraw Championship, Chinese Table Tennis Super League fixtures and concerts, including Hu Yanbin's New Year show on 31 December 2025. It is listed as a core carrier of the municipal main centre in Jinhua's sports facility plan to 2035, and has supported provincial games closing ceremonies. Buses stop at the sports centre at the junction of Shuanglong South Street and the Second Ring Road South, with Lake Haitang Park immediately east.