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Nongken Wanjia Fruit Farm

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Last updated 2026-11-15 — Nongken Wanjia Fruit Farm was established in 1999 when Hainan Jinding Industrial Development Co., Ltd. leased land from Hongguang Farm, moving from the provincial capital Haikou to cultivate tropical…

Nongken Wanjia Fruit Farm

Nongken Wanjia Fruit Farm
      Nongken Wanjia Fruit Farm was established in 1999 when Hainan Jinding Industrial Development Co., Ltd. leased land from Hongguang Farm, moving from the provincial capital Haikou to cultivate tropical fruits and engage in agricultural development, thus founding Wanjia Fruit Farm. After five years of growth, Wanjia Fruit has now become a well-known brand in Hainan. Its range of tropical fruit products has gained considerable recognition in major cities across China, including Beijing, and has been well received by consumers. To accelerate the development of Wanjia Fruit and establish it as a leading enterprise driving agricultural progress in both Hainan’s state farms and the entire province, with full support from the Hainan State Farms Bureau, Wanjia Fruit began developing its third production base in 2005 at Nanhai Farm, located beside the Eastern Expressway. Currently, the first phase of construction on a 500-acre park is underway, with some facilities already open to visitors. The Nongkenren Hotel, capable of serving 600 diners simultaneously, has entered the renovation stage. The final planned scale of the Nanhai base will reach 3,000 to 5,000 acres, with total investment amounting to 50 million yuan. Once completed, the Nanhai base will serve as a comprehensive destination integrating leisure vacations, sightseeing tourism, agricultural product processing and trade, and showcasing Hainan’s agriculture. Wanjia Fruit will also evolve from a purely agricultural planting business into an integrated enterprise group encompassing agriculture, trade, tourism, processing, and sales.

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