Longgu Valley Tourism and Leisure Resort

Longgu Valley Tourism and Leisure Resort

Longgu Valley Tourism and Leisure Resort is located in Fusui County, Chongzuo City, 45 kilometers from Nanning. The project has a total investment of 3.6 billion yuan and is being developed in three phases across five functional zones. The five zones include: the Entrance Tourism Service Area, Dinosaur Fun Zone, Leisure Sports & Adventure Zone, Baiyue Ethnic Culture Experience Zone, and Eco-Mountain Water Leisure Sightseeing Zone. Phase one involves the construction of the Longgu Valley Dinosaur Park; phase two includes the development of the Longgu Valley Holiday Paradise and the Luoyue Culture Expo Park; and phase three covers the development of the Longgu Valley Karst Geological Park. The resort is dedicated to creating a unique tourism and leisure destination that integrates ancient life exploration, cultural heritage exhibitions, and recreational vacation experiences.

Themed around the culture of Guangxi’s Zhuang ethnic group, Longgu Valley Tourism and Leisure Resort highlights distinctive Zhuang cultural elements. It features a traditional-style ancient town, streets, wind-and-rain bridges, pagodas, as well as copper drum architecture inspired by Zhuang symbolism. By incorporating local customs and the area’s beautiful landscapes, the resort also offers a range of entertainment activities such as cockfighting, bullfighting, folk singing, and outdoor adventure, forming a comprehensive tourism and leisure destination.

Covering an area of 3,000 acres, the Longgu Valley Dinosaur Park (Phase One) is based on the “one nest, three dinosaurs” fossil discovery in Fusui, Guangxi. It consists of six major sections: The Call of the Ancients, Dinosaur Culture Park, Dynamic Zone, Kids' Kingdom, Multimedia Experience Center, and Holiday Hotels. Utilizing cutting-edge technology, it aims to be China’s largest theme park of its kind. With breathtaking visual experiences and thrilling adventures, visitors can explore the rise, heyday, and extinction of dinosaurs through both relaxing and exhilarating sensations, while immersing themselves in the allure of mysterious ancient cultures. The park recreates the grand scenes of dinosaur dominance during the Triassic, Jurassic, and Cretaceous periods. Phase one of the Longgu Valley Dinosaur Park officially opened on January 1, 2017.

Built to national 5A-level scenic area standards, it is the largest dinosaur-themed park in China that combines science education, sightseeing, and amusement. Once completed, the project will contribute to a new tourism landscape within the “Capital Region Tourism Circle,” adding a stunning highlight to Fusui County’s vision of becoming the “Garden City near the Capital.”