Dequn Manor

　　Dequn Manor is an agricultural tourism demonstration site in Hunan Province and a national AA-level tourist attraction. Situated in the picturesque riverside city of Yuanjiang in the southern suburbs, it is an ecological agricultural science and technology park that integrates high-quality grape cultivation, premium seedling breeding, cultivation technique training, landscaping, and agricultural sightseeing & leisure.

　　The manor covers a total area of 128 mu, over 110 mu of which is landscaped greenery. The garden is filled with evergreen flowers, plants, and fruit trees, exuding a delightful fragrance all year round. Originally established as Dequn Grape Vineyard more than 20 years ago, it specialized in grape cultivation and had a long history of research, trial planting, and demonstration. It was renamed Dequn Manor in 1998. Currently, the manor houses over 1,200 varieties of precious flowers and trees, including more than 50 rare species from around the world.

　　In addition to famous living plant fossils such as ginkgo, golden-leaf Chinese scholar tree, acacia, osmanthus (including gold, silver, and red varieties), and American red-tip photinia—offering breathtaking sights not to be missed—the manor also features supporting facilities such as fishing ponds, tennis courts, swimming pools, and a guesthouse. It offers a range of services including KTV, conference hosting, and dining, making it an ideal destination for entertainment and leisure.