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Summer Harvest Season – Take Charge at a Healthy Leisure Farm

Published: 2026-09-25 👁 101 views
Last updated 2026-09-25 — As temperatures rise, various fruits are gradually ripening. Cherries are no longer the only star of the harvest season—peaches, bayberries, loquats... A colorful array of fruits are making their grand debut. Amidst the dazzling choices, taste buds are becoming more discerning—so which varieties are truly the tastiest? Which picking farm is most worth visiting? Here, we’ve specially selected the most representative picking spots for seasonal fruits. Just follow our tips and you’ll easily find the sweetest and juiciest fruits to pick!
Harvest options: cherries and loquats

       As temperatures continue to climb, various fresh fruits are gradually coming into season. Cherries are no longer the only choice—peaches, bayberries, loquats... A variety of fruits are eagerly making their debut. With so many dazzling options, people’s tastes are becoming more selective. So, which varieties are the most delicious? Which picking farms are the most worthwhile to visit? Here, we’ve carefully chosen the most representative picking locations for each seasonal fruit. By following our guidance, you can effortlessly pick the tastiest and freshest fruits!

 


Ripe, golden loquats


  In this pollution-free, purely ecological core area spanning approximately 40 hectares, a vibrant fruit carnival takes place all year round. Early summer is when loquats ripen—you can freely pick and eat them on the spot. By late May, bayberries begin to mature, further enriching the selection of harvestable fruits.
  The most seasonal fruit right now is the loquat. Its fuzzy fruits dangle abundantly from the branches. Why not dive into the shady loquat groves, picking, eating, and strolling along the way? The sweet flavor travels straight from your taste buds to your heart. When harvesting, snip the fruit about half a centimeter from the branch—but do not remove the paper bag covering the loquat to prevent branch scratches from damaging the skin. After picking, trim the overly long branch by half using scissors, then store the fruit in a paper box. This way, it can be kept at room temperature for over a week.
  Transportation:
  Anshan Village in Luotian Town, Conghua, is just a 1.5-hour drive from Guangzhou. Take the Airport Expressway and Jiebei Expressway, then switch to National Highway 105, heading straight in the direction of Xinfeng for a convenient and fast journey.
  Accommodation:
  Nearby lodging options include Xinfeng Yuntianhai Hot Spring, Bishuiwan Hot Spring, Daguan Garden Hot Spring, and Longmen Dipay Hot Spring.
  Food:
  Xiangmi Mountain Villa features a farmhouse restaurant where you can try a variety of authentic local dishes.
      

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