Zimaling Family Park

Cultural Tourism Park

Project Description

The project draws inspiration from original IP elements, incorporating a variety of non-powered play facilities to create an artistic and interactive environment. The central character, “Pony Abby,” is crafted entirely by hand through precision forging, becoming a signature feature of the park.
As one of the fastest-growing trends in the cultural tourism industry, non-powered playgrounds naturally align with the needs of family and parent-child tourism, combining fun, safety, and creativity.
Developed by Jinma Group, the IP theme features “Pony Abby” and his magical friends — Blue Jinjin, Yellow Doudou, Pink Nuonuo, and Green Yingying — forming an imaginative and heartwarming world that encourages families to explore, play, and grow together.

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