Farmers' Paradise

Farmers' Paradise

Farmers' Paradise is a national AAA-level tourist attraction.

Farmers' Paradise is situated in Liangzhu Town, Yuhang District, and boasts an exceptionally strategic location. It connects to National Highway 104 on the west, faces the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal on the east, and neighbors the city’s ring expressway to the south. The site is merely 16 kilometers from downtown Hangzhou, 40 minutes from Hangzhou Xiaoshan International Airport, and 120 minutes from Shanghai. It is located in the core area of the “Liangzhu Cluster,” one of the “Six Major Development Clusters” in the urban development plan of greater Hangzhou, ensuring smooth flows of people, goods, and information, as well as significant locational advantages.

“Farmers' Paradise is a national AAA-level eco-family theme park that centers around cultural creativity, with themes of green environmentalism and parent-child anime, completely transforming the traditional form of agricultural tourism. It has been one of the projects of the Hangzhou West Lake Expo for four consecutive sessions from 2010 to 2013; a venue for the International Animation Festival for five consecutive sessions from 2011 to 2015, and was recognized as the Best Venue of the China International Animation Festival. It has hosted two editions of the ‘Ice Sculpture Festival’ and has held the ‘Rural Carnival’ annually from 2011 through autumn 2015.

The entire park is divided into six themed areas: the Water Theme Park, the Animal Theme Park, the Love Theme Park, the Leisure Food Theme Park, the Children's Play Theme Park, and the Leisure Resort Theme Park. With creativity and performances at its core, leisure and creativity as key elements, and family travel as a highlight, the park deeply explores modern agricultural creative tourism, establishing itself as Hangzhou’s first parent-child theme park that combines creativity and agricultural leisure.

In 2016, Farmers' Paradise expanded horizontally by introducing the high-end equestrian club “Kaida International Equestrian Center” and the professional CS team “Wild Wolf Outdoor.” Additionally, during the 2016 Anime Festival, it joined forces with the animated series “Young Master Shiyebai” to break through traditional tourism boundaries and integrate resources across sectors. This initiative multi-dimensionally expands the appeal of parent-child tourism products while strengthening its influence in the adult market.