Perched atop Longtou Mountain Forest Park in Yibin, Sichuan Province, the Eye of the Three Rivers has become a symbol of harmony between urban development and natural beauty. This 100-acre landmark, designed to mirror the dynamic confluence of the Yangtze, Jinsha, and Min rivers, will showcase southern Sichuan's cultural heritage as a 2026 Spring Festival Gala sub-venue starting this week.
As festive lanterns illuminate the flowing architectural curves, the site's dual role as an ecological research hub and family leisure destination takes center stage. The livestreamed celebrations will juxtapose Beijing's main stage with Yibin's river-inspired landscapes, offering global viewers a rare glimpse of how China's ancient 'unity through diversity' philosophy manifests in modern urban planning.
Local officials emphasize that the venue's science education facilities and augmented reality exhibits aim to make this year's Gala both entertaining and intellectually engaging. With Lunar New Year travelers expected to boost Sichuan's tourism revenue by 18% this season, the Eye of the Three Rivers stands poised to become a must-visit destination for cultural explorers and domestic tourists alike.
