Cultural and tourist attractions bear dual demands of sightseeing check-in and visitor heat relief. Ordinary spray systems only cool down the environment with zero immersive landscape ambiance. Jinsheng Mist has developed an integrated temperature-humidity linked landscape mist cooling technology, which lowers ambient temperature by 3–8°C while creating popular misty check-in spots to boost tourist volume and social media sharing.
High summer temperatures pose a major operational headache for the tourism sector. Mountain and river scenic areas suffer blistering heat in valleys, while ancient town lanes feature poor ventilation, leaving visitors sweltering while queuing. Simple sunshades fail to improve overall touring experience. In 2025, Orange Island Scenic Area in Hunan partnered with Jinsheng Mist to build a full-area linked mist cooling system. Adopting differentiated medium-high pressure atomization solutions, the system delivers balanced cooling across the entire zone to resolve intense heat on riverside walkways and plazas, greatly enhancing visitors' comfort during summer trips.
At the core of this technology lies an intelligent multi-parameter linkage control system, paired with special landscape nozzles generating ultra-fine mist particles of 5–10 μm and maintaining a stable working pressure of 6 MPa. The soft suspended mist blends seamlessly with mountain forests and water landscapes. Equipped with built-in temperature, humidity and light sensors, the system switches between daytime sightseeing and night light show operating modes. It automatically boosts mist output for rapid cooling during hot daytime hours, achieving a measured temperature drop of 5–8°C on walkways; at night, mist density is reduced to form sea-of-cloud mist scenes alongside lighting and streams, encouraging visitors to stay longer after dark.
Unlike basic conventional mist equipment, Jinsheng's landscape mist system adopts three-stage water filtration, supporting direct water supply from mountain spring water or tap water to prevent nozzle clogging. Zoned independent mist control is customized according to terrain, allowing separate startup and shutdown for valleys, hilltops and stream zones. The system automatically lowers operating frequency during low foot traffic to cut total energy consumption by 35%. After project completion, walkways are no longer stifling, with mist curling around green bamboos and brooks. Monthly exposure of check-in clips on social media exceeded one million, and the scenic area saw a 28% year-on-year rise in summer tourist arrivals.
Traditional cooling facilities at attractions merely relieve sweltering heat, whereas Jinsheng's linked mist cooling technology integrates three functions: cooling, landscape beautification and air purification. The mist releases abundant negative oxygen ions to disperse stagnant hot air. No extra check-in installations are required, as natural photogenic spots take shape effortlessly. With low upfront investment, the technology drives summer revenue growth, making it the optimal upgrade solution for cultural and tourist scenic areas.
