Shuangquan Village, Huamawan Township

Shuangquan Village, Huamawan Township

Shuangquan Village is located in the western part of Huamawan Township, in the heart of the Culai Mountain range. It gets its name from the origin of two major springs in the Culai Mountains here. The provincial-level Longwan Geological Park is situated within the village. The area is fragrant with fruits and trees, blessed with beautiful scenery and a picturesque landscape. The land area spans 1,165 mu, including 365 mu of arable land and 800 mu of forested mountain land. There are 210 households, with a population of 668 and 40 Party members. The village has a two-committee team of four members—three in the Party branch and three in the village committee, with two members holding dual roles. The main industry is the cultivation of cherries. In 2010, the village collective’s operating income was 80,000 yuan, and the per capita rural net income was 5,346 yuan.

Shuangquan Village is developing rural tourism with distinctive features and obvious advantages in natural resources. Based on pastoral leisure, the charm of landscapes, eco-tourism, and a beautiful natural environment, and relying on the simple and sincere local customs as well as a long-standing historical culture, the village explores core tourism development elements in depth. It integrates natural and cultural resources, with the Party branch actively tapping into the tourism potential of Longwan Geological Park and cooperating closely with the township government to facilitate the successful settlement of tourism developers. The legends of “King Kang’s Hall” and “Longwan” have been enriched and extended, while new tourist attractions continue to be explored and discovered. Currently, there are over 40 high-quality scenic spots, including “Heavenly Dog Greets Guests,” “Dragon King Temple,” and “Dragon Maiden Waterfall.” Taking advantage of the cherry harvest season, the village is actively developing a distinctive tourism route that combines “cherry picking — mountain hiking and sightseeing — agritainment accommodation and dining.” The development of unique tourism offers visitors an unforgettable experience and helps boost local incomes.

Address: Shuangquan Village, Huamawan Township

Business Hours: 24 hours

Touring Time: Approximately 2 hours

Featured Attractions: Longwan Geological Park, “Heavenly Dog Greets Guests,” “Dragon King Temple,” “Dragon Maiden Waterfall”

Tour Route: A distinctive tourism route that combines “cherry picking — mountain hiking and sightseeing — agritainment accommodation and dining.”

Supporting Facilities:

The village has guesthouses and restaurants that provide dining and lodging services for tourists.

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