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Located in Longquan Village, a National Civilized Village and a National Advanced Grassroots Party Organization, the Longquan Garden Scenic Area covers 1,500 mu (approximately 1,500 acres) and boasts abundant groundwater resources and a superior environment. The area boasts over 20 attractions, including a green corridor, fruit and vegetable picking, farming experiences, and a village history exhibition. The area also boasts unique venues such as the Virtue and Filial Piety Hall and the Farming Hall, serving as a youth agricultural science demonstration base. In spring, visitors can enjoy flower and fruit thinning; in summer, they can pick peaches and apples; in autumn, they can harvest golden pears, jujubes, and persimmons; and in winter, they can experience agricultural activities and admire the snowy scenery of the park. This is a great place to enjoy rural life and the joys of farming.
The Longquan Garden Scenic Area mainly grows high-quality fruits, high-end flowers and trees, and various pollution-free vegetables. It is a comprehensive park integrating tourism, entertainment and leisure, high-quality product display, research and development, technology demonstration, achievement transformation, education and training, etc.
Longquan Garden Scenic Area was rated as a "National Agricultural Tourism Demonstration Site" in 2004 and a "National Leisure Agriculture and Rural Tourism Demonstration Site" in 2011. It is a "National AAA-level Tourist Scenic Area", "National Youth Agricultural Science Popularization Demonstration Base", "Henan Province Agricultural Standardization Production Base", and "Henan Province One Village One Product Talent Attraction Demonstration Base". The "Longquan Village Brand Golden Pear" produced in Longquan Garden Scenic Area has been awarded as one of the top ten well-known brands of fruits and vegetables in China and a famous trademark in Henan Province. The "Longquan Village Brand" golden pear has been certified as a "green food" by the China Green Food Development Center, and has won the titles of "Second Prize for Recommended Fruits for the Beijing Olympics", "Chinese Local Specialty", and "Henan Province Famous Agricultural Products". The park is also an experimental base for college students recognized by universities such as Henan University of Science and Technology and Xinxiang University.
Temperate continental climate; Longquan Garden is a comprehensive park integrating tourism, entertainment and leisure, boutique display, research and development, technology demonstration, achievement transformation, education and training, etc. It is suitable for travel in all seasons.
There are more than 20 attractions including a green corridor, fruit and vegetable picking, farming experience, flower viewing, village history exhibition, farming culture, morality and filial piety education, traditional water-lifting tool display, and an amusement park;
It is recommended to play for 4-5 hours
20 yuan/person
8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Longquan Garden is a well-known cultural and botanical garden in Henan, showcasing classical Chinese landscaping and horticultural art. It serves as a recreational, educational, and cultural site for visitors.
Located in Henan Province. Accessible via local buses, taxis, or ride-hailing services. Walking paths connect parking areas and main garden entrances.
Open daily from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Spring and autumn are ideal for flower viewing and mild weather.
Tickets generally cost 40–60 CNY. Tickets can be purchased at the entrance or via local tourism websites and apps.
Advance booking is recommended on weekends and public holidays, ideally 1–2 days in advance.
2–3 hours to explore gardens, pavilions, and water features at a relaxed pace.
Guided tours are available in Chinese. English-speaking guides can be arranged through local travel agencies.
Enter through the main gate, follow the central path along the pond, visit the pavilions and bridges, then explore side gardens and water features, finishing at the exit near the souvenir area.
Night visits and light shows are generally not offered. Special cultural events may occur on local festival days.
Weekdays are quieter. Weekends, holidays, and festival periods are busier.
Facilities include restrooms, water fountains, benches, small cafes, and souvenir shops near the entrance.
Paths are generally accessible, but some areas have stairs or uneven terrain. Children and elderly visitors should exercise caution; wheelchair access may be limited.
Cash and mobile payments (Alipay, WeChat Pay) are widely accepted.
Nearby restaurants offer local Henan cuisine, snacks, and tea houses. Small cafes may also be present inside the garden.
Vegetarian options are available; vegan and halal options may be limited and require inquiry in advance.
Guesthouses and mid-range hotels are available in the nearby town for convenient lodging.
Souvenir shops sell garden-themed items, local handicrafts, postcards, and small decorative objects.
Taxis, ride-hailing services, and local buses are recommended to continue exploring nearby attractions or return to the city center.
