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Spring and Autumn of Pear Garden

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Spring and Autumn of Pear Garden is located in Aiyuan Town, featuring entertainment activities such as a century-old pear orchard, farming experiences, fruit picking, exhibitions of rare fruits, plant adoption, and fishing. Supporting services include sightseeing tours and catering. With hundreds of century-old pear trees, every April sees the blossoms in full bloom, transforming the orchard into an endless sea of silvery-white flowers...

Spring and Autumn of Pear Garden

Spring and Autumn of Pear Garden is located in Aiyuan Town and offers entertainment options such as a century-old pear orchard, farming experiences, fruit picking, exhibitions of unique fruits, plant adoption, and fishing. Supporting services include tourism sightseeing and catering. The site boasts hundreds of century-old pear trees, and every April when the pear blossoms are in full bloom, visitors are treated to an expansive view of glistening white blooms. Farmsteads nestled among the blossoms create a picturesque scene. It is now a provincially designated three-star rural tourism destination.

Aiyuan Town: Aiyuan Town covers an administrative area of 106.5 square kilometers, with a population of 96,000. It governs 4 neighborhood committees and 17 village committees.

A township under the jurisdiction of Siyang County. Established as Aiguo Township in 1957, it was restructured as a commune in 1958 and reinstated as a township in 1983. Located in the northern part of the county, it is 26.5 kilometers from the county seat. Covering an area of 60 square kilometers with a population of 35,000, it is traversed by the Siyang-Shuyang Highway. The township administers the following villages: Nongmu, Aiyuan, Guanzhuang, Xuliu, Haozhuang, Niwei, Jianhe, Maozhuang, Songzhang, Liuxu, Nangang, Zhangtang, Ranfang, Shidang, Shuanghong, Tangxu, Hongyuan, Zhengtun,... More details about Aiyuan Town++

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