Ecological Odyssey of Light

The Eastern Tianshan Mountains' ancient ruins, a geological eco-park project abandoned for thousands of years, serve as the project's carrier. Not only are they silent ruins, but they are also historical witnesses. Using the design approach known as "seeing light but not seeing lamps," designers inserted bionic lamps into the ground, walls, or landscapes to create a more organic lighting effect. It's as though these ancient artifacts were given a life of their own, bringing them out of their long slumber and ready to tell the tale of time. Immersion in the natural beauties allows visitors to have an immersive experience.

The Entrance: Meteorites and populus euphratica are combined in a seamless fashion at the park entrance. The park mimics the brilliance of spring, the ardor of summer, the profundity of autumn winds, and the serenity of winter snow through the use of sophisticated intelligent control systems. This beautifully captures how the four seasons change and how light and color interact. Visitors are engrossed in the timeless beauty of nature and the profound importance that time has to offer from the moment they enter the park.

Poplar Forest: Visitors can practically see the history flowing through this sea of trees, from ancient wealth to the hardships of drought to tenacious renewal, in the dance of light and shadow. Every ray of light depicts a different chapter of struggle and survival. In addition to allowing guests to enjoy the beauty of nature, this creative light display instills a sense of duty to preserve this natural heritage. By working together, we can protect these living fossils, which have a thousand-year lifespan and contain Earth's memories, so that their tales are preserved for future generations.

Fengling Mountain: These organic rock formations, sculpted by years of wind erosion, are works of natural beauty, with each stone appearing to have a story to tell about how it was made. Modern lighting technology is integrated into the clefts of the rock, following the lines of nature to direct light. In addition to maintaining the original natural scenery, this also infuses a little mystery and fantasy.