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Aqiri Pro-nature Amusement Park- West Zone

Update Time: 2025/11/21

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Aqirui Nature-Friendly Park is located in Longtan Zhonghu Park, Dongcheng District, Beijing.

Within the urban setting of Longtan Zhonghu Park, this non-powered, nature-immersive base is designed to bring children back to nature—promoting physical health, artistic expression, social interaction, and playful entertainment. Through its nature-inspired and content-rich themes, it aims to protect the essence of childhood, allowing children to dwell naturally within nature.

The park is primarily designed for children aged 3 to 12, offering diverse spaces for sensory integration training, artistic and aesthetic education, nature-based learning, and parent-child interaction. Integrating the thematic IP of the "Five Elements" (Metal, Wood, Water, Fire, and Earth), it connects online and offline educational platforms to create a multi-dimensional, nature-close learning environment that combines education with entertainment. This approach helps alleviate "nature-deficit disorder" among urban children and supports their healthy development.

The Non-Powered Play Area for toddlers is a dedicated 1,000㎡ developmental space equipped with a range of non-powered play equipment such as slides, balance beams, play cabins, sand pits, merry-go-rounds, climbing nets, and zip lines. These facilities help stimulate children's motor potential through play.

In terms of structural safety, the main support columns are firmly secured using deep foundation pit embedding. The ground is covered with bark mulch, creating a natural environment nestled among pine and cypress trees, allowing children to play freely and safely.

The entire area is scientifically and rationally designed, with play routes professionally planned to enhance children's limb coordination and core strength. It also promotes the integrated development of sensory processing and physical functions, achieving the educational goal of "learning through play, growing through movement."