Xijiangou Agricultural Sightseeing Tourist Area
The Xijiangou Agricultural Sightseeing Tourist Area in Sishui County is situated in the northern part of Sishui County and boasts a uniquely advantageous geographical environment. Bordered by the Sishui River to the north, it has abundant water sources and picturesque scenery. The land within the area is flat and fertile, and its 1,000-mu ginkgo base is quite sizable. The tourist area lies east of the AAA-rated Shengyuan Lake Scenic Area, surrounded by a beautiful environment and convenient transportation. The water quality and land here are completely free from pollution, offering fresh air, birdsong, floral scents, shaded greenery, a beautiful ecological environment, and abundant fruit and vegetable cultivation—making it highly suitable for agricultural tourism development.
Ginkgo Botanical Garden: Spanning over 1,000 mu, this integrated ginkgo garden combines leaf harvesting, sapling sales, fruit picking, and sightseeing, with a preserved stock of over 720,000 ginkgo trees. It has been awarded titles such as “National High-Quality Forestry Project” and “National ‘March 8th’ Green Quality Project.” The ginkgo garden features winding paths lined with tea seating areas.
Li Family Courtyard: Located in the center of Xijiangou Village, it faces south with a north orientation and covers an area of about 10,000 square meters, with one well-preserved residence remaining. Built in the late Qing Dynasty by Li Yuzhu, a martial arts scholar of the Qing era, the Li Family Courtyard was gradually constructed as the family prospered. The house features blue tiles, white walls, flying eaves, and upturned rafters. The main hall houses the tables, chairs, stands, and beds used in those days. The west room displays a series of farming tools such as seed drills, ladles, rakes, hoes, picks, sickles, and lanterns. The courtyard contains a stone mill and more.
Sishui River Fishing Area: With its stretch of clear blue water, swaying green trees, and gentle breezes, this area has become a paradise for leisure fishing.
Watermelon Planting Area: Learn about the agricultural planting process and enjoy tasting watermelons—it’s a delightful experience. The watermelon picking garden in Xijiangou not only increases farmers' income but also allows visitors to fully immerse themselves in the much-anticipated joy of agritourism during the harvest season.
Vegetable Planting and Picking Area: In the vegetable picking garden, there is a wide variety of produce, including tomatoes, eggplants, green onions, chili peppers, Chinese cabbage, cabbage, radishes, and more. The diverse selection dazzles visitors, and stepping into the garden allows you to pick the freshest and most delicious vegetables.
Observation Tower: Located in the center of the ginkgo forest, the observation tower is neither too tall nor too short—offering both a sweeping view and an intimate connection with the surroundings. Standing atop the tower and looking out over the ginkgo garden, visitors can fully appreciate its vibrancy, majestic presence, fresh beauty, and lush greenery.
Yongchuntang: Shandong Yongchuntang Group Co., Ltd. has a registered capital of over 113.9 million yuan. The enterprise has successively obtained certifications such as GMP for health foods, GMP for pharmaceuticals, ISO9001 quality management system, and ISO22000 food safety management system. It has been granted multiple national patents and owns provincial-level famous-brand products, provincial high-tech products, and the title of Shandong Provincial Well-Known Trademark. After more than a decade of development, the company has become a comprehensive, high-tech processing enterprise integrating R&D, production, and sales of ginkgo-based health products, ginkgo extracts, ginkgo skincare products, daily chemicals, pharmaceuticals, and high-end carbonless paper.
Address: Xijiangou Village, Sishui Subdistrict, Sishui County, Jining City
Business Hours: 24 hours
Recommended Visiting Time: Approximately 8 hours
Featured Attractions: Ginkgo Botanical Garden, Li Family Courtyard
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