Nanning Garden Expo Park

80+ domestic and international exhibition gardens in miniature, Suzhou pavilions meet ASEAN bamboo buildings, a change of scenery with exotic customs

Yongjiang River Wetland egrets, reed marshes intertwine with crape myrtle flower seas in a four-season ecological poem gallery

Linglong Pavilion Hanfu costume change, family cycling unlocks Zhuang brocade pattern themed greenways

The main park area of the Garden Expo Park covers 263 hectares. The planned area is a typical Lingnan hilly landscape, currently consisting of 18 hills, 16 abandoned quarries, the Nazun River in the north, the Qingquan Spring in the center, multiple water bodies such as the mining pit in the south, and small-scale villages. The overall terrain is rich and varied, with undulating hills, winding rivers, and good vegetation, providing excellent gardening conditions such as mountains, water, forests, springs, and lakes, as well as a typical national cultural relic protection unit of freshwater shell mound sites in the inland river basin.

The 12th Garden Expo creates three major features: "Ecology, Culture, and Sharing," allowing visitors to "see the mountains, see the water, and remember their nostalgia," and features Three Lakes, Six Bridges, and Eighteen Ridges.

The park's water body is divided into three major lake areas: Linglong Lake, Qingquan Lake, and Qicai Lake from north to south. Spanning the three lake areas, the park has six unique bridges, from north to south: three vehicular bridges – Zhu Jin Bridge, Jin Hua Bridge, and Die Cui Bridge, and three pedestrian bridges – Zhi Zhu Bridge, Gu Le Bridge, and Jin Xiu Bridge.

The "Eighteen Ridges" are based on the preservation of the existing eighteen hills, forming the "Yong, Long, and Cui" three major mountain landscape veins through ecological restoration and landscape techniques. The park plans and designs six major theme exhibition gardens: China City Exhibition Garden, ASEAN Garden, Silk Road Garden, Guangxi Garden, Designer Garden, and Enterprise Garden, with a total of 80 exhibition gardens.