Dreamy Xiangshan Tourist Area
Dreamy Xiangshan Tourist Area is a national AAAA-level tourist attraction.
Dreamy Xiangshan Tourist Area is located in Tuncheng County in the central part of Hainan Island, 74 kilometers from Haikou and just 1.3 kilometers from the “Poxin · Nankun” exit of the Hainan Central Expressway. It is a cultural park themed around “fragrance.” The first phase project, “Dreamy Xiangshan Aromatic Cultural Park,” has been put into operation. With aromatic culture, a dreamy castle, and love culture as its themes, it integrates sightseeing, science education, and leisure vacations. The area combines tropical high-efficiency agriculture planting, agricultural product processing, aromatic culture experiences, aromatic product R&D and production, and rural revitalization into an agricultural, tourism, and enterprise-integrated tourist destination.
Covering an area of 650 acres, the Dreamy Xiangshan Aromatic Cultural Park is a leisure resort that combines modern agricultural planting, rural leisure tourism, and fragrance culture. The park is situated at the 74-kilometer mark of the Hainan Central Expressway, about a 50-minute drive from the provincial capital Haikou. It is conveniently located just 300 meters south of the “Poxin · Nankun” exit along the central expressway. The park is dedicated to creating a full aromatic wellness experience: “view the fragrant hills, walk the fragrant path, smell the fragrances, taste the fragrant tea, enjoy the fragrant cuisine, shop for fragrant goods, pick fragrant fruits, sleep in fragrant rooms, take fragrant baths, and form fragrant connections.” It strives to become “Hainan’s most romantic and dreamy boutique estate; China’s best aromatic experience park; and a world-class fragrance culture industrial park.”
In August 2013, the park was recognized by the Hainan Provincial Government as a key cultural industry project of Hainan Province. It was designated as a key construction project of Hainan Province for three consecutive years in 2014, 2015, and 2016. In April 2014, it was recognized as a Hainan Rural Tourism Demonstration Unit. In September 2015, it was awarded the title of “Hainan Standardized Production Demonstration Garden” by the Hainan Provincial Department of Agriculture. In 2016, it was named “Hainan Tropical Sightseeing Four-Season Orchard,” “Hainan Leisure Agriculture Demonstration Site,” and a national-level “Tropical Crops Standardized Production Demonstration Garden.” It was also included in the “Hainan Construction of the Silk Road and Introduction of the 21st Century Maritime Silk Road Implementation Plan” project and selected for the National Tourism Administration’s “2016 National Preferred Tourism Projects Directory.” The “Aromatic Series” products, refined through deep processing of fragrant herb plants, won the “Second Prize” in the first Hainan Agricultural Expo Tourism Commodities Evaluation in May 2015. The secret recipe “Aquilaria Fish Head,” made with aquilaria trees grown in the park, was honored as one of Tuncheng’s “Top Ten Famous Dishes” at the 2016 Hainan Agricultural Expo.
The park cultivates 300 acres of lemon, 200 acres of dozens of aromatic seedlings, 5,000 twelve-year-old aquilaria trees, and 100 acres of tropical fruits. Open attractions in the Dreamy Xiangshan Aromatic Cultural Park include: Galipo Castle, Natural Spice Botanical Garden, Rose Garden, Aromatic Culture Square, Windmill Viewing Platform, Aquilaria Garden, Wild Peony Valley, Four-Season Flower Fields, Children’s Adventure Playground, Phoenix Villa, Jinyuan Castle, Fishing by the H Waterfront, Love Mountain, Fragrant World, and Herb-Themed Restaurant. Covering 650 acres, the Dreamy Xiangshan Aromatic Cultural Park is a leisure resort integrating modern agricultural planting, rural leisure tourism, and fragrance culture. It is located at the 74-kilometer mark of the Hainan Central Expressway, about a 50-minute drive from the provincial capital Haikou, and just 300 meters south of the “Poxin · Nankun” exit along the central expressway. The park offers a full aromatic wellness experience: “view the fragrant hills, walk the fragrant path, smell the fragrances, taste the fragrant tea, enjoy the fragrant cuisine, shop for fragrant goods, pick fragrant fruits, sleep in fragrant rooms, take fragrant baths, and form fragrant connections.” It aims to be “Hainan’s most romantic and dreamy boutique estate; China’s best aromatic experience park; and a world-class fragrance culture industrial park.” The park was recognized as a key cultural industry project of Hainan Province in August 2013, and as a key construction project of Hainan Province for three consecutive years in 2014, 2015, and 2016. In April 2014, it was designated as a Hainan Rural Tourism Demonstration Unit. In September 2015, it earned the title of “Hainan Standardized Production Demonstration Garden” from the Hainan Provincial Department of Agriculture. In 2016, it was named “Hainan Tropical Sightseeing Four-Season Orchard,” “Hainan Leisure Agriculture Demonstration Site,” and a national-level “Tropical Crops Standardized Production Demonstration Garden.” It was also included in the “Hainan Construction of the Silk Road and Introduction of the 21st Century Maritime Silk Road Implementation Plan” project and selected for the National Tourism Administration’s “2016 National Preferred Tourism Projects Directory.”
The “Aromatic Series” products, refined through deep processing of fragrant herb plants, won the “Second Prize” in the first Hainan Agricultural Expo Tourism Commodities Evaluation in May 2015. The secret recipe “Aquilaria Fish Head,” made with aquilaria trees grown in the park, was honored as one of Tuncheng’s “Top Ten Famous Dishes” at the 2016 Hainan Agricultural Expo. The park cultivates 300 acres of lemon, 200 acres of dozens of aromatic seedlings, 5,000 twelve-year-old aquilaria trees, and 100 acres of tropical fruits.
Address:
Near Galipo Village, Tuncheng Town, Tuncheng County (beside the Central Expressway)
Phone:
0898-67920878
Opening Hours:
8:30-18:00
Ticket:
50 RMB
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