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Longyuan Coffee Estate, located in the Xinglong Overseas Chinese Farm in Wanning, Hainan, is China's first organic coffee production base and the filming location for the TV series "12 Tastes of Life."
The coffee here is grown, picked and processed in a natural and organic way, using original physical processing methods. The original roasting method well preserves the unique aroma of the coffee, making it a fine product of Xinglong coffee.
At the estate, you can pick coffee beans by hand, roast and grind them, and experience the coffee-making process. In addition, you can also taste the Southeast Asian specialty snack "Nine-Layer Cake" made by Xinglong returned overseas Chinese.
Xinglong has a tropical monsoon climate all year round, with plenty of sunshine and rainfall, and has unique soil and climate.
March is coffee season, with snow-like blossoms dotting the entire park, each emitting a delicate fragrance. December to March is coffee picking season, where you can watch workers picking and processing coffee.
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The Longyuan Coffee Estate in Wanning is one of the largest coffee plantations in Hainan. It plays a key role in Hainan’s growing coffee industry, producing high-quality beans for both domestic and international markets. The estate is significant for its sustainable farming practices and contribution to the local economy.
The estate is located in Wanning City, Hainan Province. To get there, visitors typically take a taxi from Wanning City center or Sanya. There are no metro lines in Wanning, so taxi or private transport is the most convenient option.
The estate is open from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM daily. The best time to visit is during the dry season, from October to April, when the weather is cooler and ideal for outdoor activities.
The entrance fee is around 50 CNY per person. Tickets can be purchased on-site, though it’s advisable to check with local tour operators in advance, especially during peak tourist seasons.
Booking tickets in advance is not necessary, but it is recommended during the peak tourist season (e.g., Chinese New Year, national holidays). Booking 2-3 days ahead should suffice.
It takes around 2-3 hours to fully explore the coffee estate, including a tour of the plantation, a coffee-tasting session, and time to enjoy the surroundings.
Guided tours are available in Mandarin, and English-speaking guides may be arranged upon request. Audio guides are not typically available, so it’s best to arrange a guide in advance if you need one in English.
Start with a tour of the coffee plantation to learn about the cultivation process, followed by a visit to the roasting area. Afterward, enjoy a coffee tasting session. You can finish your visit by relaxing at one of the scenic viewpoints.
There are no night visits or light shows at the Longyuan Coffee Estate, as it is primarily a daytime attraction. Special tours may be available during certain seasons, such as coffee harvesting season.
The estate can get moderately crowded during weekends and holidays. The best time to visit with fewer crowds is on weekdays, especially during off-peak months (June to September).
The estate is accessible for children and elderly visitors, although some areas may have uneven ground. Disabled visitors may find some areas challenging, but there are paths suitable for wheelchairs near the main attractions.
Cash is not required as most places on the estate accept mobile payments like WeChat Pay and Alipay. Credit cards are also accepted at the gift shop and cafes.
There are some vegetarian options available at the estate's cafe, and more diverse food options (including vegan and halal) can be found in Wanning City or nearby towns.
The estate has a gift shop where visitors can purchase locally roasted coffee beans, coffee mugs, and other coffee-related merchandise. Typical souvenirs include coffee products and local handicrafts.
