Laibin Pangu Park

　　Pangu Park is located in front of the administrative center building of Laibin City, covering a total area of 9.9 hectares. The architectural style is essentially that of a landscape lake. In addition to a water surface of about 3 hectares, nearly a thousand seedlings of seasonal plants such as mangoes, almonds, metasequoias, and liriodendrons are planted along the lakeshore, complemented by artificial rockeries. There are also 12 artificial peach tree landscape light lamps installed by the lake.

　　The park features a rather unique landscape music fountain system. This system is installed in the lake, with pipes buried underwater extending in a triangular pattern. The fountain pipes, with a diameter of 300 millimeters, stretch over 4,000 meters in total, with the longest pipe being 192 meters. The water jets can reach up to 100 meters high. The fountain design includes a water screen movie, accompanied by colorful lighting effects and musical features, making it vibrant and dynamic.

　　Even more uniquely, the landscape music fountain system not only has a water screen movie but also adds a “dance of water and fire.” Natural gas pipelines have been laid in the lake to supply gas, with over 10 gas nozzles installed along a section of pipeline that is more than 30 meters long. Each time the fountain is activated, the gas pipelines are ignited electronically, setting the gas ablaze, creating a spectacular display of fire bursting from the water—like fiery trees and silver flowers.

　　Connected to Pangu Park is an excavated water channel several kilometers long, called the Laibin Urban Central Greenbelt. Nearly 4,000 plants such as mangoes, almonds, and metasequoias have also been planted along both banks of the channel.

　　Transportation Guide

　　Location: In front of the administrative center building of Laibin City

　　Getting There: Take a bus within the city to the site