Chan-Nong Ecological Park
Chan-Nong Ecological Park is a national AAA-level tourist attraction.
Chan-Nong Ecological Park is located in Nanzhao Town. Upon entering the park, you can visit the Happy Farm to experience the joy of planting your own crops; step into the vegetable greenhouses to closely observe high-tech vegetable and fruit cultivation, combining education with leisure; visit the Zen Meditation Center to deeply appreciate the essence of Yichun’s Zen culture; enjoy a cup of tea at the Chan-Nong Pavilion to relieve fatigue and experience the subtle benefits of Zen tea; you can also stroll under the fruit and vegetable pergola with a few friends, savoring the fragrance of melons and fruits; accompanied by elegant music, savor the authentic flavors of farmhouse cuisine. Come to Nanzhao Chan-Nong Ecological Park — a thoughtfully crafted ecological leisure park that offers relaxation, recreation, entertainment, and immersive experiences all in one.
Nanzhao Town: The Nationwide Martial Arts Hometown — Nanzhao Township
Nanzhao Township is located in the southern suburbs of Yichun City, Jiangxi Province. According to historical records, it was named Nanzhao (meaning “South Temple”) due to the many temples in the area. It lies 12 kilometers from the city center, bordered by Xinfang Township to the east, Huti Township to the west, and the Mingyue Mountain Scenic Area to the south, making it the southern gateway to Yuanzhou District of Yichun City. The township governs 11 administrative villages with a total population of 20,000, including 5,000 in the town center. The township covers an area of 79 square kilometers, with 21,000 mu of arable land and 4,500 hectares of forest. As early as the 1970s, Nanzhao was established as a national commodity grain production base. In the 1980s, it was among the first to be designated as a national martial arts hometown.
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