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Jining Nanyanghu Farm Sightseeing Agricultural Park

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Last updated 2026-11-12 — Shandong Jining Nanyanghu Farm was established in 1955. It borders the urban area of Jining to the north, the ancient Grand Canal to the west, and the airport road leading to Qufu to the south…

Jining Nanyanghu Farm Sightseeing Agricultural Park

Jining Nanyanghu Farm Sightseeing Agricultural Park
   Shandong Jining Nanyanghu Farm was established in 1955. It borders the urban area of Jining to the north, the ancient Grand Canal to the west, and the airport road leading to Qufu to the south. It is the only municipal state-owned agricultural and reclamation enterprise in Jining. The farm currently has a total land area of 20,000 mu and a population of over 3,000. Its abundant land resources, advantageous geographical location, and convenient transportation infrastructure provide a solid foundation for the development of agricultural tourism. A diversified modern agricultural industry system has now been formed, integrating six major sectors: "agricultural tourism, quality seed breeding, garden horticulture, green vegetables, ecological breeding, and construction materials." The sightseeing area mainly includes a citizens' farm, aquatic garden, barbecue and gourmet park, four-season fruit-picking orchard, reception center, local culture museum, exhibition and sales center, children's playground, parking lot, and more. It not only provides a venue for citizens to engage in fruit picking and farming experiences but also serves as a circular economy and leisure agriculture zone with a rational industrial structure, beautiful ecology, distinctive features, and sustainable development—allowing visitors to enjoy life through farming activities and enabling children to gain knowledge through exploring and connecting with agriculture.

   Address: South end of Huojv Road, Jining City

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