Qixin Manor

Qixin Manor

Qixin Manor is a national AAA-level tourist attraction.

Qixin Ecological Manor was established in 2009, covering an area of 2,000 mu. It is a municipal-level demonstration park in Tianjin, a designated safe vegetable base in Tianjin, and a leading enterprise in Ninghe County. The park is a comprehensive facility integrating sightseeing and fruit-picking, leisure fishing, dining and accommodation, cold-chain distribution, product processing, and direct retail sales. The manor has always upheld the tenets of “innovation, integrity, ecology, and efficiency,” bearing in mind that “quality products open markets, and integrity builds careers.” On July 13, 2009, Zhang Gaoli, then Secretary of the Tianjin Municipal Committee, and Huang Xingguo, then Mayor of Tianjin, along with other leaders, visited the base to provide guidance and spoke highly of its work.

The total area of Qixin Ecological Manor has now reached 2,500 mu, featuring 310 solar greenhouses, including 93 for edible fungi such as pleurotus eryngii, shiitake, enoki, and oyster mushrooms; 136 for vegetables such as eggplant, cucumber, tomato, chili pepper, celery, rape, and leek; and 81 for fruits such as peach, apricot, plum, pear, watermelon, and muskmelon. There is also an ecological fishing area spanning over 100 mu, a 4,000-square-meter sunlit greenhouse botanical garden, a 700-square-meter ecological restaurant, 16 factory-style edible fungus production workshops, four fully automated bag production lines with an annual capacity of 21 million fungus bags, a 3,800-square-meter spawn cultivation workshop, and an 800-square-meter purification workshop. The manor has established over a dozen direct shuttle services and retail outlets in downtown Tianjin, which have gradually gained market recognition and earned high praise from customers.