Dancing Fountains

Every great tourist city has a show its visitors refuse to miss — at Blue World City, that show is the Dancing Fountains. Ranked among Asia’s largest water features, they bring water, light and music together in choreographed performances that turn the evening into the day’s main event.

The fountains sit at the centre of the tourist district, so their shows anchor the whole area after sunset. Columns of water rise and fall to the music while the lighting shifts colour across the lake — the kind of scene families linger over and photographers wait for.

For the society, the fountains do what landmark attractions should: raise the standard of leisure in Pakistan to the level people otherwise fly abroad to see.

Key Features:

• Among the largest dancing fountains in Asia

• Water, light and music in full synchronisation

• Centre-stage position in the tourist district

• Signature attraction for families and visitors

• Lifts the society’s tourism profile

• Keeps the district lively after dark

• Natural venue for events and photography

• Statement of modern engineering and design