Tiandi Garden

　　Established in 2008, Tiandi Garden covers a total construction area of 24 hectares. It is a geological and cultural park along the Xisha River that showcases and miniaturizes 15 major and 20 minor types of landforms as well as astronomical knowledge. The park features 26 unique scenic spots and over 50 creative elements, and is also known as "Tiandi Garden." It is the first theme park in Xinjiang focused on "astronomy and geology," as well as one of the more sizable ecological and cultural theme parks in the region. Tiandi Garden consists of three zones: the Planetary Culture Zone, the Geological Culture Zone, and the Astronomical Culture Zone. The Geological Culture Zone within the pit showcases 15 major and 20 minor types of landforms. These include karst landforms such as surface stone forest landforms and underground cave landforms, as well as Danxia landforms, Yardang landforms, Flaming Mountain landforms, loess landforms, Gobi desert landforms, coastal erosion landforms, coconut palm coastlines, tropical rainforests, cracked earth landforms, volcanic landforms, terraced field landforms, fish-scale rock landforms, U-shaped granite landforms, and the unique Wensu Grand Canyon landform—each recreating the natural features of the earth. Outside the pit, the park is divided into two sections: the Planetary Culture Zone and the Astronomical Culture Zone. The Planetary Culture Zone allows visitors to experience the charm of the three major planets in the Milky Way through the Sun Square, Earth Square, and Moon Square. The Astronomical Culture Zone presents astronomical knowledge and the unsolved mysteries of the universe. It comprises the South Entrance Square, Noah’s Ark Square, Dock Square, Maze, Ship-Shaped Dock Square, Unsolved Mysteries Square, and Cliff Carving Square. From a fascinating science-based perspective, visitors can explore the vastness of time and space and quietly observe the mysteries and evolution of the cosmos. A truly unique destination, Tiandi Garden integrates science education, eco-leisure, sightseeing, and distinctive entertainment. Its design is fluid, bold, and awe-inspiring. With ecology as its foundation, it educates through environment, interweaving aesthetics, fun, participation, and knowledge throughout the landscape. Unlike traditional theme parks that prioritize functionality, Tiandi Garden leads a new wave of conceptual innovation, placing culture at the forefront, extending spatial concepts, and ensuring rational functional layout. Emotions, scenery, and meaning blend seamlessly, as do heaven, earth, and humanity. The Astronomical Zone, Geological Zone, and Riverside Leisure Belt form a culturally connected trilogy with boundless creativity. The completion of the landscape belt provides residents with a brand-new leisure venue, improves the urban ecological environment of the county, drives development in the western part of the county, and gradually realizes Jimusaer County’s goal of becoming a “county strong in culture and tourism.” It enhances the overall quality of the county through brand influence and has become a new landmark of tourism in Xinjiang. Tiandi Garden—right here on Earth!