Beijing World Flower Wonderland Park has turned into a mesmerizing pumpkin paradise, celebrating the harvest season with an astounding display of about 200,000 pumpkins. Artists from across the region have crafted 20 giant pumpkin-themed installations, each reflecting themes of culture, tourism, agriculture, and environmental protection.
Visitors strolling through the park are greeted by towering pumpkin sculptures, intricate designs, and vibrant autumnal colors that capture the essence of the season. The installations not only showcase artistic creativity but also highlight sustainable practices and the importance of agricultural heritage.
“We wanted to create an experience that celebrates the harvest while promoting cultural exchange and environmental awareness,” said one of the lead artists involved in the project. “Each installation tells a story that resonates with visitors of all ages.”
Beyond the visual feast, the park offers a variety of performances and interactive activities. Guests can enjoy live music, traditional dance shows, and participate in workshops that teach pumpkin carving and other crafts. The festivities provide an immersive experience that blends entertainment with education.
The event has attracted tourists from all over the world, making it a significant highlight in Beijing’s cultural calendar. It offers a unique opportunity for travelers, families, and culture enthusiasts to engage with China’s rich traditions and contemporary artistic expressions.
The pumpkin festival runs throughout the harvest season, inviting visitors to explore, learn, and celebrate amidst a spectacular backdrop of art and nature.
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Pumpkin-themed installations and activities highlight harvest season
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