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Explore the lush agricultural fields, take part in interactive farming activities, and experience traditional Hainanese agricultural practices. Visitors can also enjoy organic food sampling, fruit picking, and a relaxing stroll through the ecological park.
Longhao Ecological Agriculture Tourist Park, located in Dadie Village, Longquan Town, Haikou, covers 500 mu (approximately 1,000 acres). It primarily offers farmhouse accommodations, featuring authentic local sheep, free-range geese, free-range chickens, fresh Nandu River seafood, and organic fruits and vegetables. Enjoying a rich sense of local farm flavor, you can experience freshly caught fish from the pond and fry them. Alternatively, you can simply pick fresh vegetables from the garden and stir-fry them – all part of the simple, unpretentious experience of rural life.
Located in the northern Hainan volcanic region, the soil here is clean, fertile, and rich in trace elements. The entire tourist park boasts fresh air, a beautiful environment, and a rich variety of farm-based tourism experiences. Longhao Bicycle Station is the main station on the Yangshan Green Slow Trail in Longhua District. From Longhao Station, you can explore the ancient Zhuya Cultural Site and appreciate the rural landscape of the Yangshan area, a truly unique experience.
tropical monsoon climate;
Suitable for all seasons
It is recommended to spend half a day
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Hainan Longhao Ecological Agriculture Tourist Park is a modern agricultural tourism destination focused on ecological farming and sustainable agriculture. It showcases Hainan's traditional farming practices while promoting environmental conservation and agricultural education.
The park is located in Haikou, Hainan. It is accessible by taxi or private car from central Haikou. Public transportation options are limited in this area.
The park is open daily from 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM. The best time to visit is during the cooler months (October to April), avoiding the hot and humid summer season.
Entry to the park is free. However, there are fees for certain activities like fruit picking and guided tours, which can be paid on-site.
Booking is not required for general entry, but for specialized activities or tours, it’s recommended to book at least a day in advance during peak seasons.
You can explore the park in about 2-3 hours, depending on the activities you choose. For those participating in farming workshops or picking fruits, it might take longer.
The organic vegetable fields, fruit orchards, and farming workshops are the main attractions. Don't miss the educational demonstrations on sustainable farming and the eco-friendly products available for purchase.
Guided tours are available in Mandarin, and sometimes in English. It’s best to confirm availability ahead of time, especially for non-Mandarin speakers.
The farming fields and orchards provide excellent photo opportunities, especially during harvest time when the crops are vibrant. The park's lush green landscape is ideal for nature photography.
Start with a tour of the vegetable and fruit fields, followed by a visit to the farming demonstration area. Finish with a walk through the park’s serene nature trails or enjoy some fresh produce at the park's rest areas.
There are no night visits or light shows at this park. The best time to visit is during daylight hours for a full agricultural experience.
The park can get crowded on weekends and holidays. The least crowded times are weekday mornings, especially outside of the peak tourist seasons (summer and Chinese New Year).
The park has basic facilities such as clean restrooms, rest areas, and small shops selling local products and snacks. There are also spots for picnicking and fresh produce sampling.
The park is fairly accessible for elderly and children, with wide paths and shaded areas. However, some parts of the park may have uneven ground, so wheelchair access may be limited in certain areas.
Mobile payments (like WeChat Pay and Alipay) are widely accepted throughout the park. It’s recommended to carry a mobile payment option, though cash is also accepted in some places.
There are local cafés and eateries inside the park offering light meals and snacks, mostly centered around fresh, organic produce. For more dining options, you can head to Haikou City.
Vegetarian and vegan options are available, particularly dishes made from fresh organic vegetables grown within the park. Halal food is less common but may be available in nearby restaurants in Haikou.
There are several hotels in Haikou, including international chains like the Hilton Haikou and local boutique hotels. Staying in Haikou provides more accommodation options, with about a 20-minute drive to the park.
Nearby attractions include Haikou’s Dongzhai Harbor Mangrove Nature Reserve, the Hainan Tropical Wildlife Park, and the famous Wugong Temple in Haikou. These can easily be combined into a day trip.
There are souvenir shops inside the park offering local organic products, fresh fruits, and handmade agricultural items. Hainanese teas and tropical fruit jams are also popular souvenirs.
The best way to continue your trip is by taxi or private car, especially if you plan to visit other attractions in Haikou or nearby coastal areas. Public transportation is available, but limited.
