Lighting Upgrade at Yanji People's Park, Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture, Jilin Province
Recently, reporters learned from the management department of Yanji People's Park in Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture, Jilin Province, that the park's nighttime lighting upgrade project is progressing steadily and is expected to be officially put into use on New Year's Day 2026. At that time, the park's nighttime landscape will be comprehensively upgraded, creating a new nighttime space that integrates sightseeing, interactivity, and immersion through the fusion of light and shadow with the natural landscape, bringing a refreshing park experience to citizens and tourists.
The project has a total investment of over 1.9 million yuan and adopts the design concept of "combining reality and illusion, creating a fantastic nighttime experience." It systematically upgrades the park's nighttime scenery around a multi-sensory experience encompassing hearing, sight, and touch. The project covers four major sections: basic lighting system, atmosphere effect system, sound reinforcement system, and intelligent control system. The overall project covers approximately 50,000 square meters of the park, focusing on lighting key areas such as the area south of the central axis, the east main entrance, the south main entrance, the central square, the Changbai Fairy sculpture, and the lotus pond.
The nighttime tour features six themed areas: "Colorful Forest," "Insect World," "Flower Sea and Stone Forest," "Firefly Wonderland," "Starry Path," and "Enchanted Forest." It utilizes various light sources, including LED beam lights, laser lights, floodlights, and artistically designed lights, to highlight the layered changes in the landscape and create an imaginative and immersive nighttime atmosphere for visitors.
In terms of lighting design, the project not only focuses on the overall visual effect but also cleverly incorporates dynamic elements. Mechanical devices simulate the dynamic effects of butterflies and bees fluttering their wings, combined with the twinkling of fireflies, vividly presenting the lively beauty of the microscopic insect world. Additionally, six laser lights will be installed within the park, switching between dynamic and normal operating modes depending on the time of day, creating a tranquil yet dazzling realm of light and shadow.
Furthermore, the park's roads and boardwalks will be primarily illuminated with soft lighting, meeting basic nighttime lighting needs while complementing the overall landscape atmosphere, providing visitors with a safe, comfortable, and beautiful nighttime environment.