Huluxiazhai

Huluxiazhai

Huluxiazhai is a national AAAA-level tourist attraction.

Introduction: The Huluxiazhai Hotel, owned by Hongye Group, is situated on a picturesque seaside and covers an area of 213 acres. It currently features an eco-restaurant and a luxury villa consumption zone. In particular, the eco-restaurant is the city’s first fully eco-friendly dining establishment. A dining environment filled with birdsong and floral scents, spring-like all year round... The Huluxiazhai Hotel, owned by Hongye Group, is located on a beautiful seaside, covering 213 acres, and currently includes an eco-restaurant and a luxury villa consumption zone. Especially noteworthy is the fact that the eco-restaurant is the city’s first purely ecological restaurant. A dining atmosphere alive with birdsong and floral fragrances, and spring-like in all seasons??? The Huluxiazhai Hotel, owned by Hongye Group, is located on a scenic seaside, spans 213 acres, and currently offers an eco-restaurant and a luxury villa consumption area. Notably, the eco-restaurant is the city’s first fully ecological restaurant. A dining environment filled with birdsong and floral aromas, and spring-like all year round makes you linger and forget to leave, enjoying it to the fullest. Wisps of smoke, tranquil woods, and scattered rustic farmhouses make up the scenery before your eyes. Bamboo fences, wooden railings, yellow corn, red chili peppers, and gourds of various shapes exude a rural charm. The low murmur of ocean waves, swaying fishing boats, and fluttering seagulls beckon you from not far away... Stay in a countryside cottage, enjoy pastoral scenery, savor fresh seafood delicacies, and experience the charm of a farmhouse. Sit by the heated kang bed, eat green fruits and vegetables, sip a pot of hot liquor, and chat leisurely. This is a haven for family reunions, a paradise for old friends to reminisce, and the best choice for leisure vacations. The dishes are mainly Northeastern cuisine, supplemented by high-end Cantonese and authentic Sichuan dishes. The distinctive cooking by Northeastern “aunties” adds warmth and charm to your meal. While eating vegetables you’ve picked yourself, watching the amusing scene of a “clumsy donkey turning the mill,” tasting the thinnest dried tofu and fresh tofu in the Northeast, and enjoying performances of the unique Northeastern yangge dance and Errenzhuan comedy will have you laughing heartily and broadening your horizons. The sightseeing park consists of five themed areas. Among them, the Fun Melon and Fruit Garden features a variety of unusual fruits and vegetables, such as Buddha’s hand melon, flying saucer melon, yellow-skinned and yellow-fleshed watermelon, and mini seedless cucumbers. The Gourd Garden collects over ten varieties of gourds, including insect gourds, bluish gourds, large waist gourds, and small gourds, all with different shapes. The Vegetable Garden grows a variety of rare vegetables, while the Date Garden and Grape Garden offer both early and late ripening varieties. All this makes you linger and forget to leave, enjoying it to the fullest.

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