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Huaxi Nong Scenic Area is located in Luonan County, Shangluo City, Shaanxi Province, known as the hometown of Chinese characters. It is 108 kilometers from downtown Xi'an and within Xi'an's one-hour urban travel circle. It is known as "China's first historical town with Chinese characters, the first leisurely travel destination in western China, and the first Jiangnan-style garden town in Northwest China."
The Huaxi Lane project explores and innovates traditional rural tourism models, striving to create a unique tourism project in the Shaanxi cultural tourism market in 2017. Upon opening, visitors will discover the alleyways and lanes of southern Shaanxi architecture, distinctive inns and courtyards, exotic flowers and plants everywhere, birdsong and fish playing in all seasons, and gurgling streams, embodying the charm of a Jiangnan water village.
In addition, Tianjie's quiet blackboard writing, Wenqu Pavilion's academic prayers, all-day performances, a fantastic night light show, a children's water park, and characteristic homestays will provide tourists from Shaanxi and even the whole country with a romantic and poetic place to relax and enjoy a slow time.
The warm temperate semi-humid monsoon climate features four distinct seasons, with rain and heat occurring in the same season, and distinct dry and wet seasons in the summer and winter. Avoid the cold winter and travel in spring, summer, and autumn.
The Huaxi Lane Scenic Area boasts the world's largest eight-meter-long brush, currently in the Guinness World Records. It is also Shaanxi's first sacred place for academic success, boasting a temple dedicated to the gods of wealth, and a hot spring resort comparable to those in Japan and South Korea. Visitors can not only savor the most distinctive southern Shaanxi snacks and enjoy unique tourism products, but also experience the streets and alleys of southern Shaanxi architecture, distinctive inns and courtyards, and a vibrant array of exotic flowers and plants, birdsong, fish play, and gurgling streams, all embodying the quintessential Jiangnan water village charm.
It is recommended to play for about 3 hours.
15 yuan/person
09:00-18:30
Huaxi Nong Scenic Area is a rural tourism and ecological park in Shaanxi, highlighting traditional farming culture, natural landscapes, and local ecological practices. It serves as a model for combining agriculture, tourism, and cultural heritage.
Located in Huaxi Village, Shaanxi Province. Visitors can reach it by taxi or private car from the nearest city center. Local buses may serve nearby stops, with short walks required to reach main attractions.
Typically open from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Spring and autumn are the best seasons for pleasant weather and vibrant landscapes.
Entrance fees vary by season and specific attractions within the park. Tickets are usually purchased at the entrance; some online booking may be available via local tourism platforms.
Booking is recommended during weekends, holidays, or peak tourist season, ideally 1–2 days in advance. On regular days, tickets can be bought onsite.
2–4 hours, depending on how much you explore gardens, trails, and interactive farming experiences.
Guided tours may be available, primarily in Chinese. Audio guides are limited and may not be offered in English.
Start at the entrance, visit flower and crop gardens first, then follow scenic trails to viewpoints and waterfalls, ending at cultural exhibition areas or picnic spots.
Night visits are generally not available. Special tours or seasonal events may be organized during festivals or peak seasons.
Weekdays and off-peak seasons are least crowded. Weekends and public holidays may see higher visitor numbers.
Some paths are uneven or hilly; elderly and disabled visitors may need assistance. Children can navigate with supervision.
Cash is accepted at entrances and small vendors. Mobile payments like Alipay and WeChat Pay are widely used locally.
Local eateries serve Shaanxi cuisine and snacks near the park entrance. Some small cafes are available within the scenic area.
Vegetarian options are generally available; vegan or halal options may be limited and should be checked in advance.
Guesthouses and small hotels are available in nearby towns, typically 10–20 minutes by car from the scenic area.
Souvenir shops near the entrance sell local crafts, agricultural products, and small gifts themed around rural culture.
Taxis or private cars are the most convenient for continuing to nearby towns or attractions. Local buses may be available to the county center.
