Huanmawan Longwan Scenic Area

Huanmawan Longwan Scenic Area

Huanmawan Longwan Scenic Area is a national AAA-level tourist attraction.

Huanmawan Township is located in the southeastern part of the district, bordering Jiaoyu Town to the north, connecting with Culai Forest Farm to the south, adjacent to the cities of Laiwu and Xintai to the east, and neighboring Culai Town to the west. The Huanmawan Longwan Scenic Area is situated here. During the Ming and Qing dynasties, this village served as a post station where horses were changed, and there was a large water pond to the west of the village, hence the name Huanmawan (Horse-Changing Bay), which later evolved into its current name.

The scenic area boasts ever-changing scenery, with layered green peaks displaying different appearances as the seasons change. When spring breezes bring warmth, life awakens, and buds begin to bloom, the mountains are filled with fragrance, making it an ideal spot for spring outings. At this time, you can also indulge in cherries, known as the “Number One Fruit of North China.” In summer, the mountains turn into a sea of green, with the ever-shifting light of dawn and dusk, rapidly changing weather, and the serene beauty of dense forests, singing streams, blooming flowers, and birdsong. The breathtaking sight of high mountain streams, coupled with refreshing cool breezes, creates a heavenly experience. In autumn, the red leaves of maple and pineapple trees stand out against the lush pines and cypresses, resembling brocades and silks. Local residents joyfully harvest fruits scattered across the hills. When winter arrives, the area is blanketed in silvery white, with snow covering the landscape and highlighting its proud, majestic presence. The pines remain lush and vibrant even in the harsh cold, exuding vitality.

Scenic Area Type: Rural Tourism

Customer Service Hotline: 0538-8844166

Address: Shuangquan Village, Huanmawan Township, High-Tech District, Tai’an City

Business Hours: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Recommended Visiting Time: Approximately 2 hours

Price: 80 RMB per person

Information Source: Shandong Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism