The exciting flying chair installed in the Dekyi Norbu Children's Park attracts many tourists. [Photo/China Tibet Online]

The Dekyi Norbu Children's Park in Lhasa of Tibet is a modern city entertainment project, which is designed mainly for the teenagers and adults.

It is the world's highest amusement park. The words "Dekyi Norbu" in Tibetan language mean happy baby, therefore, the design motif emphasizes returning to nature, humanity and the essence of things.

The children's playground is constructed as a city park integrated with elements of ecology, culture, education, leisure and amusement. Mainly decorated with the green space, it is a public and social welfare service with modern and Tibetan characteristics.

During the Mid-Autumn Festival, local children are brought to the park to enjoy the happiness.

Many distinctive entertainment projects are installed in the children's park.

The symbolic facility of the park is nothing better than the sky wheel with highest elevation in the world. Tourists could overlook clearly the Potala Palace, the Drepung Monastery and the whole scenery of Lhasa City from the sky wheel. The Lhasa River, Lhasa Railway Station and Liuwu District are also in the range of vision.

In addition, giant Frisbee, spin pulley and sea rover also bring happiness to the children.

A mother and her son are playing sand happily in the Dekyi Norbu Children's Park. [Photo/China Tibet Online]

Photo shows a corner of the Dekyi Norbu Children's Park which is full of cartoon fun. [Photo/China Tibet Online]

Photo shows the rock climbing adventure land in the Dekyi Norbu Children's Park. [Photo/China Tibet Online]

Photo shows the indoor playground in the Dekyi Norbu Children's Park. [Photo/China Tibet Online]

The Dekyi Norbu Children's Park is a modern city entertainment project, which is designed mainly for the teenagers and adults. [Photo/China Tibet Online]

The symbolic facility of the park is nothing better than the sky wheel with highest elevation in the world. Tourists could overlook clearly the Potala Palace, the Drepung Monastery and the whole scenery of Lhasa City from the sky wheel. [Photo/China Tibet Online]