Xinglong Asian Culture Park

Romantic charm and the allure of coconut groves and sea breezes captivate visitors. With picturesque scenery and unique hot springs, the park is built within the Xinglong Overseas Chinese Tourism and Holiday Resort, utilizing natural landscapes to showcase the architectural styles of countries such as Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Singapore, and India. The Xinglong Overseas Chinese Farm once hosted and resettled returned overseas Chinese from 21 countries and regions around the world. Although these returned overseas Chinese have lived here for 20 to 50 years, they still remember the cultures of their homelands. Most speak the native languages of Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, and Vietnam fluently, preserving the lifestyles and customs of Southeast Asian countries. Songs echo along the Sun River, and this place feels like a paradise on earth. At the culture park, visitors can experience Southeast Asian culture, etiquette, and culinary traditions. They can enjoy performances by returned Indonesian overseas Chinese and their descendants, featuring vibrant dances and songs rich in Indonesian ethnic flavor. Visitors can also pay reverent homage to Thailand’s “Four-Faced Buddha” and have the opportunity to taste a variety of Southeast Asian cuisines. Whether enjoying gentle melodies and slow dances or lively beats and energetic performances, guests can fully embrace life’s joys. Set against the backdrop of swaying coconut trees and sparkling under the soft glow of lights during enchanting evenings, the park exudes an even more intoxicating charm. It is also a shining new star along the eastern coastal scenic route of Hainan Island. Xinglong Asian Culture Park can be described as a world of greenery, a sea of music, and a beautiful environment. It is sure to leave you with classic memories of your romantic journey.
Wanning, Hainan
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