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The Weibei Grape Industrial Park is located in Xiagui Town, in the northern part of Linwei District, Weinan City, Shaanxi Province, 25 kilometers from the city center. Bordering Fuping, Yanliang, and Pucheng counties, it lies within Xi'an's one-hour economic zone and in the heart of the Guanzhong Tianshui National Economic Zone. In September 2011, the park successfully hosted the First China Weinan Grape Festival and the 17th National Grape Academic Symposium. The park has been recognized as the "Hometown of Chinese Grapes" by the China Fruit Circulation Association, a "Comprehensive Demonstration Base" by the National Grape Industry Technology System, a "Shaanxi Modern Agricultural Park" by the provincial government, a "National Youth Science Popularization Demonstration Base" by the Ministry of Agriculture and the Central Committee of the Communist Youth League, and a National Demonstration Site for Leisure Agriculture and Rural Tourism by the Ministry of Agriculture and the National Tourism Administration.
The district enjoys convenient transportation, crisscrossed by the Beijing-Kunming Expressway, the Lianhuo Expressway, the Weipu Expressway, the Guanzhong Ring Road, National Highway 108, Provincial Highway 107, Weiyang Road, and Shuangguan Road. The park, covering a planned area of 200,000 mu (approximately 1,000 acres), is divided into a core area, a driving zone, and a radiating zone. The park's development is market-oriented and utilizes modern agricultural technologies. Following the principle of "modern agriculture as the guiding principle, integrating characteristic towns, highlighting rural scenery, and embellishing ecological landscapes," the park, built on the land's primary industrial status, adopts a secondary industry management model, and incorporates tertiary industry service functions. The goal is to achieve "six transformations": standardized production, industrial scale, high-tech development, market-oriented mechanisms, landscaped park design, and urban-rural integration. This will achieve two transformations: transforming Linwei District from a traditional agricultural hub into a modern agricultural powerhouse, and from a traditional plain agricultural area into a landscaped agricultural area. This will promote industrial upgrading and transformation in Linwei District, creating a new economic growth point.
The warm temperate semi-arid monsoon climate, abundant light and heat resources, fertile soil and excellent irrigation conditions make it an excellent breeding area for many types of grapes and suitable for summer travel and picking.
The grape demonstration garden, grape expo garden and seedling breeding garden have begun to take shape; the road construction, greening and street light installation of the Grape Food Street have been completed with an investment of 42.5 million yuan. The Tang-style commercial and residential building of the Grape Food Street with a construction area of 25,000 square meters has been pre-sold out, and the main project of the 5,000-ton fruit warehouse of the Grape Logistics and Preservation Center has been completed, which is suitable for travel and picking.
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Weibei Grape Industrial Park is an agricultural development area in Huayin, Shaanxi, focused on grape cultivation and wine production. It highlights the region’s agricultural innovation and supports local rural economy while promoting agrotourism.
The park is located in Huayin, Shaanxi. Visitors can reach it by taxi or ride-hailing services from central Huayin. Some local buses may stop near the park, but private transportation is most convenient.
The park is usually open from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM. The best times to visit are during grape harvest season (late summer to early autumn) for picking and tasting activities.
Entrance fees vary depending on activities. General admission is affordable, and tickets can be purchased onsite. Some activities may require online reservations.
Booking is recommended for grape picking or organized group tours, ideally 3–7 days in advance, especially during harvest season.
2–4 hours are sufficient to explore the vineyards, participate in activities, and enjoy tastings.
Guided tours are available in Chinese; English guides are limited and may require advance arrangement.
Start at the visitor center for an overview, walk through the vineyards, visit educational exhibits, participate in grape picking, and finish with tastings and souvenir shopping.
Special events or seasonal festivals may include evening activities, but regular night visits are not standard.
Weekdays are less crowded. Harvest season weekends attract more visitors for grape picking.
Facilities include restrooms, benches, small cafés or snack stalls, and souvenir shops selling grape products.
Most areas are accessible for children and elderly. Some vineyard paths may be uneven, so wheelchair access is limited in certain areas.
Mobile payments and cards are widely accepted, but carrying some cash is recommended for small purchases or seasonal activities.
Local restaurants and small cafés are near the park, serving regional Shaanxi cuisine and snacks.
Vegetarian options are available at most eateries; halal options may be limited, so checking in advance is recommended.
Several hotels and guesthouses in Huayin city center provide easy access to the park.
Souvenir shops sell grape-based products such as wine, juice, dried grapes, and local handicrafts.
Taxis, ride-hailing services, and local buses are convenient for traveling to Huayin city center, Mount Hua, or nearby attractions.
