Longquan Village Agritainment

　　Longquan Village is situated 8 kilometers southwest of Dawukou District, the central urban area of Shizuishan City, Ningxia, at the foot of the Helan Mountains and adjacent to the Xinghai Lake tourist attraction, just 10 kilometers from Sand Lake. The village covers an area of 27 square kilometers, with nearly 400 households and over 1,100 residents. There are currently more than 100 large and medium-sized enterprises in the vicinity, employing over 30,000 workers and residents. The area features an alluvial fan landform of the Helan Mountains, with mountainous terrain accounting for one-third of the region. It boasts a superior location, complete facilities, convenient transportation, and abundant local produce.

　　The Longquan Village Folk Culture Tourism Village is planned to cover an area of over 900 acres. It features unique natural resources, including nine naturally formed springs known as the Nine Dragons Springs, whose crystal-clear, continuously flowing waters nourish the rural streams. Nearby are the Helan Mountain Beacon Towers and the ruins of ancient Han Dynasty tombs, which bear witness to the ancient and mysterious legends of Longquan Village. The Rural Folk Culture Exhibition Hall showcases cultural heritage that allows visitors to experience the dramatic changes of agricultural civilization. Over a hundred well-spaced, naturally harmonious farmhouses nestled against the mountains, along with natural green foods such as wild purple mushrooms from the Helan Mountains, farm-grown goji berries, and pollution-free vegetables, plus the idyllic pastoral scenery, make it the ideal location for developing agritainment folk culture ecological leisure sightseeing.

　　As a creatively designed tourism and leisure destination rooted in traditional culture, Longquan Village strives for top-tier planning, service, and management, and warmly welcomes investors and partners to collaborate in development.

　　Once the project is developed, visitors can enjoy an immersive journey of eating farmhouse meals, staying in rural homes, engaging in farm work, and experiencing life as a farmer, as well as the joy of pastoral living through irregular visits to the new folk culture village.