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Longzhou Subtropical Rare Plants Garden

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The Longzhou Subtropical Rare Plants Garden at the Experimental Station of Guangxi Subtropical Crops Research Institute boasts resources with South subtropical garden features and a rich tea culture heritage. With picturesque scenery, lush greenery, simple local customs, and fragrant tea and fruit all year round, it was rated as a “Guangxi Agricultural Tourism Demonstration Site” in 2006 and honored by the Travel Network Caravan…

Longzhou Subtropical Rare Plants Garden

The Longzhou Subtropical Rare Plants Garden at the Experimental Station of Guangxi Subtropical Crops Research Institute boasts resources with South subtropical garden features and a rich tea culture heritage. With picturesque scenery, lush greenery, simple local customs, and fragrant tea and fruit all year round, it was rated as a “Guangxi Agricultural Tourism Demonstration Site” in 2006 and recognized as a “Self-Travel Fun Caravan” by the Travel Network Caravan Council and the Self-Travel Fun program team of Nanning TV.

It has been recommended as an “Self-Drive Tourism Destination,” a “Civilized Tourism Demonstration Window (Unit)” of Longzhou County, and an “Advanced Collective of Chongzuo City Tourism Enterprises.” The site is 8 km from Longzhou County town and 10 km from Longzhou Bus Station, offering convenient transportation. It is just 2 km from the famous scenic spot and national cultural heritage site — Xiaoliancheng. The garden features star-rated “Shuangxi Guesthouse” and farm-style villas where visitors can enjoy farmstay accommodations. It boasts a 1,000-mu pollution-free tea plantation, a 100-mu subtropical fruit orchard, a barbecue area, a fishing lake, a modern oolong tea processing factory, a manual tea-firing workshop, and a tropical plant germplasm resource nursery, where rare flowers and uncommon trees can be seen everywhere. Visitors can immerse themselves in the natural beauty of blue skies, white clouds, and green landscapes, and will surely be enchanted by this natural oxygen bar. Guests can also wear ethnic costumes, carry tea baskets, and pick tea leaves in the pollution-free tea fields, learn about tea processing, try their hand at manual tea-making, watch tea art performances, and taste a variety of fruits. This offers a chance to cultivate sentiment, gain knowledge, improve health, and personally experience the endless joy brought by “green health and returning to nature.”

Source: Longzhou County Tourism Development Bureau

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