Bai Yun is located in the foothills on the outskirts of large reservoirs on the banks of Admiralty. Is to have a strong local characteristics and national style and advanced technology means the performance of the Chinese culture, modern city's play. It is the pleasure of the International Association of the first Chinese member. Eastern Park covers an area of 240,000 square meters, the project to build a small, medium and large pleasure 5 Many. Among them, double loop roller coaster, Ferris wheel, hunting forest, park, Central Trains, A Space Odyssey, wave swing the thrills of modern machinery and Recreation projects; by man-made waves, Rainbow Stagecoach, the long process of travel, four swimming pools for children Parts of the world's water market, such as roller skating and fitness and entertainment projects; race there, electronic Hit, and other competitive entertainment; with Chinese historical figures statue museum, the joy of the Chinese, the movie screen, the East trip, and other ornamental entertainment, as well as national conditions and customs, such as Admiralty town projects, such as analog reproduction. Since 1987, Oriental Land also held an annual "happiness of the Guangdong Folk Art Festival." Happy Day "set our folk arts, folk customs epitomize the Chinese-style civil Carnival. Tourists during this period, to be able to watch Yao, Miao, Zhuang, Tibet, Yi, Li, Hani, Uygur and other ethnic minorities Around the folk art, and while wearing national costumes of all ethnic groups of actors together to participate in Daijia "splash Section, "Yi Jia," Torch Festival ", Yao Jia wedding, and so on, can purchase a variety of folk crafts, enjoy snacks around the flavor. Watch this set, participation, competition, pleasure, shopping, dining in one of the activities of the garden , Attracted a large number of Chinese and foreign tourists. With the further development of the East will become a park There are world-class large-scale theme park. [img] uploadImages/20050524/20050524093236750.jpg [/img]
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