Fujian Huaqian Valley Manor Scenic Area

Fujian Huaqian Valley Manor Scenic Area

Fujian Huaqian Valley Manor Scenic Area is a national AAA-level tourist attraction.

Fujian Huaqian Valley Manor is located within the Chaxi State-owned Forest Farm in Weimin Town, Shaowu City. It primarily features a modern forestry ecological demonstration park integrating seedling cultivation, fruit picking, leisure tourism, and shopping vacations, designed to be interactive and dynamic. The project is constructed to 4A-level scenic area standards.

The Huaqian Valley Manor project has a total investment of 100 million yuan and covers a construction area of 1,200 mu. It mainly features a modern forestry ecological demonstration park integrating seedling cultivation, fruit picking, leisure tourism, and shopping vacations, designed to be interactive and dynamic. The project is being developed in two phases. Phase one includes a rose garden, flower garden, pear orchard, grass skiing field, azalea valley, metasequoia flower language area, children’s playground, dryland flower border, slope flower sea, wedding lawn, forest cabins, parking lot, eco-restaurant, visitor service center, and paragliding activities. Phase two plans to develop a leisure wellness manor (comprising leisure cabins and a Dendrobium officinale forest area), accommodation facilities, as well as supporting amenities such as the Rose Garden Hotel located in Shaowu urban area.

Weimin Town: Weimin Town is situated in the eastern part of Shaowu, bordering Dagang Town of Shunchang to the east, adjacent to Nakou Town to the northwest, and sharing a boundary with Hongdun Town to the south. It is traversed by the Futun River, the Yingxia Railway, and National Highway 316, offering highly convenient water and land transportation. Weimin Railway Station handles an annual freight volume of 1,200 railcars. The town is 55 kilometers from the city center, 45 kilometers from the Shunchang interchange of the Beijing–Kowloon Expressway, and covers an area of 105.23 square kilometers. It is known as the “Hometown of Fruits” and the “Hometown of Hydropower.”

In November 1995, it was officially approved by the Provincial Department of Civil Affairs to upgrade from a township to a town. The town administers 6 administrative villages and 21 natural... More details about Weimin Town++