High-Tech Agricultural Sightseeing Park

High-Tech Agricultural Sightseeing Park

Covering a total area of over 500 acres, this park was first established in 1997. With forests, exotic fruits, and flowers as its main landscape features, supported by ecological technology and characterized by a harmonious blend of nature and human culture, it serves as an eco-tech tourism destination integrating sightseeing, environmental education, and academic research. It has become a well-known base for the cultivation of forest and fruit seedlings, an agricultural elite variety demonstration garden, and a hub for agricultural science education. The park boasts a wide variety of rare flowers, plants, and exotic fruits, including American alfalfa, Mexican corn, as well as peach, plum, apricot, and pear trees scattered throughout. A northern deciduous fruit tree bonsai garden and a premium flower garden are currently under construction, making it an ideal destination for learning about science, appreciating bonsai, and picking fresh fruits.