Weifeng Ecological Farm

Weifeng Ecological Farm

Weifeng Ecological Farm is located on Dasheng Road, Xinlun Village, Minzhong Town. With its beautiful surroundings and fresh air, it is an ideal destination for green and healthy outings. The farm covers a total area of over 600 acres. Leveraging the unique resource advantages of the region, it focuses on eco-agriculture and leisure tourism as its core, supplemented by relevant supporting facilities, forming an agricultural ecotourism area that integrates eco-agriculture, sightseeing, adventure activities, and leisure vacation. The farm offers wide views and a well-planned layout, featuring various attractions such as the lychee corridor greenway trail, seasonal flower viewing area, water park, fruit and vegetable picking zone, farming experience area, outdoor adventure zone, primitive barbecue area, family stage, koi fish viewing area, and children’s excavator playground. It has now developed into a park-style eco-agricultural tourism destination where “there are gardens in the fields, fruits in the gardens, and fun among the fruits.” Visitors can enjoy flower viewing, fruit picking, boating, fishing, walking on the green lawns, and dining on a variety of specialty farmhouse dishes aboard the floating restaurant boats. Within just over a year of opening, Weifeng Farm has been honored with titles such as “China’s Rural Tourism Gold Medal Farmhouse Restaurant,” “Zhongshan Science Education Base,” and “Zhongshan Youth Practice Education Base.” In 2016, it was successfully designated as a National AAA-level Tourist Attraction, becoming the first national A-level scenic spot in Minzhong Town.

Address: Dasheng Road, Xinlun Village, Minzhong Town, Zhongshan City (800 meters straight ahead from the gas station in Xinlun Village, along the farm road)

Xinlun Village: “Xinlun Village” was established in the late Qing Dynasty and early Republican period, named after the two local tidal flat sedimentation polders: Xinzhangsha Polder and Huanglunchi Polder, taking the characters “Xin” (new) and “Lun” (ethical/orderly) from their names. It borders Pingsi Yongkou to the east, Minzhong Yong to the south, Sandun Yongkou to the west, and Laijiukeng Yong to the north, covering an area of 6.73 square kilometers. Before liberation, “Xinlun Village” was divided into “Xinzhangsha” and “Huanglunchi.” In 1966, the former Xinzhangsha Production Brigade was renamed “Xinlun Village,” and Huanglunchi Production Brigade was renamed “Kesha Village,” both under the administration of the then Minzhong People's Government. In 1986, during the political system reform, Xinlun Village... More detailed information about Xinlun Village++