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Luxi Grape Eco-Sightseeing Garden

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The Luxi Grape Eco-Sightseeing Garden is located on the north side of Provincial Highway 258, 24 kilometers along the Liaocheng to Linqing route, within Douhutun Town, approximately 25 kilometers from downtown Liaocheng. Established in 2013 with a total investment of 3.8 million yuan, the garden covers an area of 200,000 square meters. It features over twenty new grape varieties including Red Barbara, Black Barbara, Black Beetroot, Golden...

Luxi Grape Eco-Sightseeing Garden

The Luxi Grape Eco-Sightseeing Garden is a national AA-level tourist attraction.

The Luxi Grape Eco-Sightseeing Garden is situated on the north side of Provincial Highway 258, 24 kilometers along the Liaocheng to Linqing route, within Douhutun Town, about 25 kilometers from downtown Liaocheng. Built in 2013 with a total investment of 3.8 million yuan, the garden spans 200,000 square meters. It cultivates over twenty new grape varieties such as Red Barbara, Black Barbara, Black Beetroot, Golden Finger, Oriental Star, Tianshan, and Moldova. The site includes 13 high-standard winter-warm greenhouses, 40 spring-autumn greenhouses, a 3,000-meter-long grape arbor, and a 6,670-square-meter fish pond. There is also a 33,000-square-meter sightseeing and picking shed, as well as a 33,000-square-meter base for breeding new grape varieties.

The Luxi Grape Eco-Sightseeing Garden primarily focuses on grape cultivation, planting early-, mid-, and late-season varieties to ensure fresh grapes are available for picking year-round. Additionally, it has expanded to include 15 other pickable fruits such as peaches, strawberries, cherries, and raspberries, extending the picking season. In 2015, the garden was recognized as a Provincial Premium Picking Garden, a Provincial Agricultural Standardization Base, and a National Youth Agricultural Science Education Demonstration Base.

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