Qixiang Garden

　　Qixiang Garden is located in the urban area of Xingyi City, to the north of Wanfenglin. This garden is renowned for its beautiful ecological environment, with a green coverage rate of 67%. It is recognized as a "National Industrial Tourism Demonstration Site" and has been awarded the title of National AA-level Eco-Industrial Park.

　　The Naha River Valley and the lush floral landscape are two major highlights of Qixiang Garden.

　　The banks of the Naha River gather the garden’s most famous scenic spots. Along the river, you’ll find 16 attractions including Qixiang Tower, Hutu Bridge, Bu Kui Tian, Longtan Waterfall, Fishing Pavilion, Tongling Pavilion, Hongmei Dam, Songlin Bridge, Pan Yu Pavilion, the Thousand-Mu Grape Garden, orchards, and forest gardens. By the Naha River, the water flows gently, birds chirp melodiously, islets are lush with greenery, and slender willows sway gracefully. Strolling along the river, fragrant grasses guide your way while wooden walkways lead you through serene paths. Towering cliffs on both sides feature cascading waterfalls, hanging like beaded curtains or shimmering silk ribbons, their sounds as elegant as a zither’s melody. Gazing over the river, small dams look like locks, the water surface mirror-like, with light boats gently bobbing and fish playing in the shallows. On clear, sunny mornings, sunlight reflects off the water, creating a myriad of misty hues that inspire poetic thoughts and emotions, making for a delightful experience that evokes the feeling of “peach blossom petals floating on streaming waters as one departs for a world apart from the mundane.”

　　Covering an area of 6,000 mu, Qixiang Garden consists almost entirely of green belts, with only a few essential buildings such as offices and factories. The garden is planted with countless grapevines, peach, plum, pear, persimmon, chestnut, citrus trees, as well as flowers and plants like Eucommia, pine, fir, crabapple, and cherry blossoms, spread across the mountains and fields. The Thousand-Mu Grape Garden is particularly spectacular. Visitors here can not only fully enjoy the natural ecological scenery and learn about the concept of eco-industrial parks but also tour the vine-scented cellar workshops where traditional liquor brewing techniques are demonstrated, offering insight into the long history of Chinese wine culture. Entering the Thousand-Mu Grape Garden, you can also experience the grandeur of estate culture and imagine the fragrance of fine grape wine.