There are ice sculptures in the north and sand sculptures in the south.

Nanning Sand Sculpture Art Theme Park is a perfect fusion of art and fun. Come here, dance with the sand sculptures, and embark on a unique visual feast and joyful journey! Let's explore the endless surprises and beauty in the world of sand together. The Sand Sculpture Park features "Sand Sculpture Art Exhibition + Unpowered Amusement Park," so you can enjoy both exhibitions and play. 1. Sand Sculpture Art Exhibition The sand sculpture exhibition area features many themed sand sculptures with unique and expressive content, such as "Marlo's life matters too." 2. Unpowered Amusement Park The unpowered amusement park has a rainbow sandpit, bouncy clouds, sand slides, and a naughty castle. The most special one is the rainbow sandpit, where children can climb up and down and play with sand. Parents can relax in the shaded rest area above while their kids have fun. Name: Nanning Sand Sculpture Art Theme Park Directions: Private cars can navigate directly to the park, which has a parking lot. By subway: Take Line 2 to Yongbin Overpass Station, Exit D, and walk straight ahead for 1,000m. Nanning Sand Sculpture Art Theme Park mainly features sand sculptures replicating elements of anime culture and Egyptian culture, with various shapes and lifelike forms. The park offers a carnival-like atmosphere, bringing you a grand and surprising journey. Anime sand sculptures bring back childhood memories, and earth art blooms with the beauty of nature. The Sand Sculpture Art Festival features anime sand sculptures, not sand sculpture anime! 50 art sand sculptures, created by over 15 Chinese sand sculpture artists, are displayed in 7 areas, including the anime zone, game zone, Dragon Ball zone, and Egyptian theme zone, featuring the Sphinx, Ramses II, Anxious Marlo, Wukong from Black Myth: Wukong, and more. Notes: 1. The park is filled with sand and dust. The area is open and lacks shade, so remember to bring an umbrella, sunscreen, and isolation cream. You can also bring snacks and drinks. 2. It is recommended to visit around 5pm when the weather is cooler and less sunny. Children can dig in the sand without fear of the heat. With luck, you can see the sunset, and the lighting is also good for taking photos. If you stay longer, you can also enjoy the night view. 3. Ladies who love taking photos should prepare beautiful dresses. Red or white dresses are recommended for stunning photos. 4. If you bring children, be sure to bring an extra set of clothes in case they get dirty. You can wear slippers or sandals so you don't have to worry about getting sand in your shoes.