Yuzi Paradise Art Park

Yuzi Paradise Art Park

Yuzi Paradise Art Park is a national AAAA-level tourist attraction.

Yuzi Paradise Art Park in Guilin is located in Dabu Township, Yanshan District, Guangxi, upholding the philosophy of "protecting nature and creating culture." The park began planning in 1996 and covers nearly 10,000 acres, where pine forests, open fields, unique peaks, and artworks merge beautifully. The initial 700-acre phase focuses on contemporary sculpture and land art as its main themes, integrating artistic creation, exhibitions, aesthetic education, tourism, leisure, and cultural sightseeing. The park will primarily feature an international sculpture park, including sculpture zones, cave art, art galleries, carving museums, painting museums, craft museums, art museums, art resorts, mind potential development centers, artist studios, international cultural exchange centers, mural palaces, greenhouse nurseries, and world flower corridors, among others. The construction is divided into two main phases: the first phase involves planning and development based on the existing terrain and land conditions, expected to take 10 years. The second phase is the development of cave art, projected to take about 20 years. This includes plans for three types of caves—art caves, historical caves, and cave art galleries—which are the most distinctive features of Yuzi Paradise. Experts and media from China and abroad have marveled at the park as the "Louvre of the East" and the "Dunhuang of the modern era."

Yuzi Paradise

If the landscapes of Guilin are nature’s artistic masterpiece, then Yuzi Paradise is a serendipitous encounter between nature and culture. After a decade of effort and hundreds of millions of yuan in investment, Yuzi Paradise has become Asia’s largest sculpture park. With 200 sculptures created by 150 artists from 47 countries around the world displayed permanently in the park, it has earned titles such as a national AAAA-level tourist attraction, a national cultural industry demonstration base, a youth education activity base in China, and an official site for World Tourism Organization conferences.

Guided by the founding philosophy of "protecting nature and creating culture," Yuzi Paradise in Guilin has established three major sectors: art ventures, leisure ventures, and wellness ventures. It skillfully blends tourism and cultural leisure to create an atmosphere where the public can experience and engage with art. The park also features unique attractions such as the Teresa Teng Music Garden, Jimmy Liao’s Bougua World, the HOMA Modern Art Hotel—rated by the globally authoritative magazine *Asia and Away* as China’s best boutique art hotel—as well as an International Art Center, creation workshops, Mirror Lake, Light Lake, and a Bonfire Square. These are all outcomes of the seamless fusion of leisure and art, offering visitors an unprecedented new travel experience.

Ticket Information:

80 RMB; 120 RMB including access to the Teresa Teng Music Garden; local residents enjoy discounts with ID

Dabu Township: Dabu Township is an important town in southern Guilin, part of Yanshan District. It lies 28 kilometers along the golden tourist route from Guilin to Yangshuo. The township covers a total area of 96 square kilometers and has a population of 14,000. The beautiful Li River and the high-grade Guiwu Highway run through the area, making it a vital passage from Guangzhou to Guilin.

Dabu Township boasts a long history and rich tourism resources. It features picturesque peaks and pleasant scenery. Notable sites include the "Guilin World Karst Expo Park," listed under the National Development and Reform Commission's "Major Projects for Absorbing Foreign Direct Investment in China," and a world-class destination with a total investment of 2.2 billion yuan covering 3,900 acres... More details on Dabu Township++