Scenes at the light show at Mission Hills Ecological Sports Park in Longhua District. Photos from the organizer
A spectacular journey through the realm of lights awaits amid the summer nights as an art light festival recently kicked off at the Mission Hills Ecological Sports Park in Longhua District.
Taking over a month of meticulous planning and a substantial investment, the event boasts Guangdong’s longest light tunnel, a Hong Kong-style street sensation, a sky museum, and other captivating installations that are set to ignite the senses.
Organizers crafted a mesmerizing showcase to ensure that visitors could embark on a visual odyssey through themes that ignite curiosity and wonder. One notable attraction is the Dream Time Corridor, a fusion of light and shadow technology that changes with time, transporting visitors to a dreamlike nocturnal wonderland.
Adorned with millions of lights and intricately designed sets, the festival transforms mundane landscapes into futuristic marvels. The sports park has been transformed into a cosmic tapestry, with stars cascading into the Milky Way, offering an immersive experience.
The crowning jewel, a 96-meter Golden Dragon Corridor, accompanied by a mist system, beckons visitors into a surreal realm akin to a fairytale realm.
At every corner, a symphony of lights and shadows intertwine, unveiling a succession of breathtaking vistas. A myriad of romantic settings including the Misty Gate, Butterfly Swings and Dynamic Mount Fuji, among others, provide a dreamy backdrop for picture-perfect moments.
The festival also plays host to exhilarating performances including acrobatics, ballet, and more, ensuring an unforgettable experience at 7:30-9 p.m. every night. At 6:30 p.m., visitors can partake in interactive experiences with the parade team, providing quality time for families and friends to revel in the enchantment.
Dates: Through Oct. 7
Open: 5-10 p.m.
Tickets: 19.9-48 yuan
Venues: Mission Hills Ecological Sports Park, Longhua District (龙华区观澜湖生态运动公社)
Metro: Line 4 to Mission Hills Station (观澜湖站), Exit A (Windy Shao)
