New Developments in Central Asia | Dirolep Park Uzbekistan's Cultural Tourism Project is in the Process of Installation
Recently, the large-scale ecological cultural tourism complex - "EKO PARK" project, jointly created by China's Guangdong Dileni Cultural Tourism Development Co., Ltd. and Uzbekistan's ZARAFSHAN GOLDEN GROUP, has officially entered the equipment installation stage in Nauvay State, Uzbekistan. The advancement of this project marks an important step forward in the practical cooperation between China and Uzbekistan in the field of cultural tourism.

It is understood that the project is located in the Karmana District of Nauvay State, covering an area of approximately 1.5 hectares. It is planned to build an ecological leisure area, a modern children's playground, cultural and entertainment facilities, and a family vacation support system. The project is led by Uzbekistan's ZARAFSHAN GOLDEN GROUP for investment, and provided overall design and equipment support by China's Guangdong Dileni Cultural Tourism Development Co., Ltd. The Turkish Optima Greenhouse Systems LLC company is involved in the construction of the greenhouse system. The governor of Nauvay State, Noormat Tursunov, has specially visited the construction site to inspect the progress of the project.

What is notable is that the project deeply integrates local Uzbekistan cultural elements during the design stage. According to Dirolep park, the design team conducted systematic research on the climate conditions of the project location, local families' consumption habits, children's color and shape preferences, as well as Uzbek ethnic traditional patterns and architectural elements. In the design plan, the dome-shaped design of the slide borrows the arched lines of ancient buildings in Samarkand, and the set of the role-playing area incorporates animal images from local folk stories. The Uzbek client expressed "far exceeding expectations" after reviewing the 3D renderings and expressed full confidence in the subsequent construction.

From the signing of the contract to the finalization of the design, the Dirolep park project team completed a complete set of 3D rendering plans within less than three weeks and submitted detailed equipment lists, on-site construction schedules, and preliminary plans for local operation team training. Currently, the project has entered the equipment installation stage, and the construction team is advancing various installation operations according to the predetermined plan.

The Nauvay State authorities stated that the project after completion will create approximately 50 new jobs and will have a positive impact on enhancing regional tourism attractiveness and promoting the development of the service industry. Industry observers pointed out that the EKO PARK project, with its core positioning of "ecology + culture tourism", combines the concept of ecological protection with family leisure needs, and is expected to become a new highlight in the cultural tourism industry of Uzbekistan and Central Asia. The smooth progress of the project also indicates that Chinese cultural tourism equipment and service enterprises are demonstrating increasingly mature international competitiveness in design innovation, project execution, and cross-cultural collaboration.















