Central Asia Park in Xi'an officially opened
The Central Asia Park officially opened on May 19, enabling the residents of Xi'an to experience the Central Asian cultures in their own city.
The Central Asia Park is adjacent to the venue of the China-Central Asia Summit, located right next to the Xi'an International Convention and Exhibition Center. It is approximately 1.6 kilometers long, 400 meters wide, and covers an area of about 800 acres.
The park is designed with the concepts of "green, open, inclusive, innovative, and efficient", closely associated with the China-Central Asia Summit and the Belt and Road Initiative. It incorporates elements of Central Asian culture and highlights garden features. The park consists of the Silk Road Hall, landscape area, and Central Asia Dining Street, serving as an important showcase for the cultural and economic exchanges among countries and regions participating in the Belt and Road Initiative.
The Silk Road Hall covers an area of approximately 2800 square meters and is divided into two levels. It showcases Central Asian cultural elements.
It aims to showcase the cultural exchanges between China and Central Asian countries, facilitate economic and trade negotiations, promote tourism and product sales, and offer dining experiences featuring Central Asian cultures. A one-stop platform like this with multiple functions is now accessible to various visitors.
In the Central Asian Fashion Exhibition Area, visitors will capture the traditional costumes and crafts, such as tapestries from Central Asian countries.
In the Central Asian Art Exhibition Area, oil paintings featuring portraits, natural landscapes, and folk customs are on display.
The Silk Road Imported Goods Area gathers over 1000 types of products from Central Asia, the Middle East, and Europe, such as white honey from Kyrgyzstan, sunflower seed oil from Kazakhstan, and vodka, fruit juice, and biscuits from Tajikistan.
The Silk Road Imported Goods Area gathers over 1000 types of products from Central Asia, the Middle East, and Europe, such as white honey from Kyrgyzstan, sunflower seed oil from Kazakhstan, and vodka, fruit juice, and biscuits from Tajikistan.
