Beijing World Park

Located in Da Baotai, Huaxiang, Fengtai District, Beijing, the World Park is 16 kilometers from the downtown and 8 kilometers from Beijing West Railway Station. It features open-air performances, zero-distance interactive participation, and exotic singing and dancing performances, which is a national 4A-level scenic spot and a boutique park in Beijing. In 2014, it was identified by the Beijing Municipal Government as a theme park performing arts district of Beijing's cultural and creative industry functional area.
Opened in 1993, Beijing World Park covers an area of 800 acres with 76% greenery. It consists of six performance sections: the open-air art theater, the Asia Pacific Grand Stage, the African Small Stage, the Welcome Plaza in the main gate area, the Elephant Pavilion in the Thai Village and the Five Continents Float Parade Show. The park contains nearly 100 world-famous architectural landscapes. The building materials imitate the originals as much as possible, using bronze sculpture, copper casting, gilt, gilding, wood carving, etc., to maintain the original style.
With the new positioning, Beijing World Park has changed its focus from static miniature landscape to dynamic performing arts.The park takes the original foreign folklore song and dance performance as the highlight, the gardening of various countries as the new green landscape, and the architectural attractions of various countries as the basis to create a dynamic "colorful world - global folklore - song and dance collection" performance base.
Along with the "Belt and Road" Summit in Beijing, Beijing World Park has launched "Silk Road Style", "Silk Road Song" (float parade), " Loulan Ancient Rhythm" and other large-scale historical singing and dancing dramas. All performances in the park are free to watch.