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Heshui Watermelons

Published: 2026-11-10 Author: FLG 👁 101 views
Last updated 2026-11-10 — Heshui watermelons are well-known far and wide for their sweet flesh, small (or seedless) seeds, and good shape. During peak sales seasons, vendors from over 20 provinces (and municipalities) across the country—except for places like Tibet—gather at the Genglou Market, creating a spectacular scene. In recent years, the main variety has shifted from “Xinhongbao” to seedless types such as “Yinong.” Annual production is around 19 [tons].

Heshui Watermelons

  Heshui watermelons are well-known for their sweet flesh, small (or seedless) seeds, and good shape. During peak sales seasons, vendors from more than 20 provinces (and municipalities) across the country—except for places like Tibet—gather at the Genglou Market, creating a spectacular scene. In recent years, the focus has shifted from primarily growing “Xinhongbao” to mainly cultivating seedless varieties such as "Yinong." Annual production is around 1,989 tons. (Gaoming)

  Gaoming Heshui Watermelons

  In the past, people from Gaoming used to say, “Piglets from Xinxu are top-notch, and Heshui watermelons are the best.” The long-established premium agricultural product of Gaoming—Heshui watermelons—are now in full season. “The arrowroot from Heshui has no grit, and the watermelons are nice and juicy...” Just thinking about it makes your mouth water. Why not have one to cool off?

  Recommended places to buy watermelons: The main areas producing Heshui watermelons are distributed in Kangtai, Bushe, and Xiangshan villages in Heshui. Address 1: Roadside stalls along Hegedadao Road, Genghe Town, Gaoming District Address 2: Section from Dongxin Village to Bai Dong Xin Cun on Hegeda Avenue, Genghe Town, Gaoming District Address 3: Heshui Kangtai, Genghe Town, Gaoming District Address 4: Heshui Xiangshan, Genghe Town, Gaoming District

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