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Nanning Fengling Children's Park is located in the core area on the northern side of the Fengling District, Qingxiu District, Nanning City. It borders Yuewan Road to the north, with branching roads such as Danfeng Road and Yulan Road, faces Yunjing Road to the south, and is adjacent to the Fengling Gully. Covering an area of 834 mu, the total investment in the park's construction is approximately 600 million yuan. The construction of the park follows the principle of adapting to local conditions and makes full use of...

Fengling Children's Park

Fengling Children's Park is a national AAAA-level tourist attraction.

Nanning Fengling Children's Park is located in the core area on the northern side of the Fengling District, Qingxiu District, Nanning City. It borders Yuewan Road to the north, with branching roads such as Danfeng Road and Yulan Road, faces Yunjing Road to the south, and is adjacent to the Fengling Gully. Covering an area of 834 mu, the total investment in the park's construction is approximately 600 million yuan.

The construction of the park adheres to the principle of adapting to local conditions, making full use of the rich natural landscape resources such as the undulating green hills, the winding and diverse valley slopes, and the flat, open mountaintop plains. By applying a nature-returning design philosophy and using naturalistic landscaping techniques, it has created a variety of garden landscapes that are both close to nature and richly diverse. At the same time, with imaginative and fairytale-themed buildings such as the Garden Bazaar, Magical Fairy Tale House, and Elf Tower, complemented by captivating fairy tale performances, it transports visitors into a dreamy and joyful world. It allows children to learn freely, explore happily, and play joyfully in a nature-friendly environment, stimulating their curiosity, cultivating their pioneering spirit, and instilling the concept of harmonious coexistence between humans and nature. According to the plan, the park currently features six themed areas: Dreamy Bay Square, Dreamland, Dream Kingdom, Dream Garden, Dream Water World, and Rural Experience Park, as well as garden landscapes such as the Bauhinia Sea, Sunshine Meadow, Stacked Stone Waterfall, and Little Berry Manor. Supporting facilities include two large parking lots, eight public restrooms, a visitor service center, a children's career experience museum, dining service points, specialty clothing and gift shops, and multiple sets of amusement facilities spread across various themed areas. Together, they form a fairy-tale-themed children’s park that integrates natural experiences, educational activities, and sightseeing.

Since its official opening on June 1, 2012, the park has hosted a series of major events including the Children’s Day Growth-Focused Series, the Launch Ceremony of Bird-Loving Week, the 2nd My Gym Carnival, Angel Home Events, Nanning’s First World Autism Awareness Day Commemorative Event, Youth Gathering – Origins of Youth Day, World Red Cross Day & China Disaster Prevention and Reduction Day Themed Campaigns, Mother’s Day Gratitude Walk – Taking Mom for a Stroll, Every Step Counts – A 72-Hour Non-Stop Charity Run, and the Children’s Park Balloon Art Exhibition, welcoming a cumulative total of over 10 million visitors.

Park Address: No. 25, Yunjing Road, Nanning Fengling Children's Park, Qingxiu District, Nanning City

Direct bus to Fengling Children's Park (or "Yuewan Yunjing Intersection") – Bus Stops: Routes 37 and 98. [You may choose to get off at the West Gate or Main Gate according to your needs.] The park has two open-air smart toll parking lots: the South Parking Lot (Yunjing Road) and the North Parking Lot (Yuewan Road), covering a total area of 16,400 m². There are 44 large parking spaces, 431 small parking spaces, and about 300 spaces for motorcycles and electric vehicles, fully meeting the peak visitor capacity requirements.

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