
The Luhe Plum Garden is located in Luodong Village, Shuichun Town, Luhe County, Shanwei City, known as the hometown of green plums in China. With over 10,000 mu (approximately 1,000 hectares) of green plums planted throughout the village, it is the largest contiguous plum garden in eastern Guangdong and is known as a "Plum Garden of Seclusion."
Climb up along the plum forest path to a high point and look out into the distance. In this magnificent sea of flowers all over the mountain, there are quaint villages and simple houses lined up one after another, the ten-mile flower stream is colorful and gorgeous, the ancient trees and forests are vigorous and lush, the puppet folk songs are lively and melodious, the mountains and rivers complement each other, and the scenery blends into an interesting scene, just like a beautiful landscape painting of "Plum Spring Forest Song".
In addition to plum blossoms, the unique Luhe farmhouses will allow you to taste Luhe tea and other delicacies; the river tracing plank road, giant salamander breeding base, natural swimming pool, and rabbit amusement park will allow you to get close to nature; the wooden house bar will allow you to experience the tipsy feeling in the mountains; the Huazhixi Youth Hostel and characteristic B&Bs will give you a comfortable sleep.
Around the time of the Great Cold, tens of thousands of acres of plum blossoms bloom in full bloom, their fragrance wafting far and wide, creating a truly spectacular sight.
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Luhe Plum Garden is a renowned garden in Shanwei City, Guangdong, famous for its extensive plum tree cultivation and cultural events celebrating plum blossoms. It symbolizes natural beauty and local horticultural traditions.
The garden is located in Luhe Town, Shanwei City, Guangdong. Visitors can reach it by taxi or private car from Shanwei City center, or by local bus to Luhe Town, followed by a short walk.
Open daily, typically from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM. The best time to visit is from January to March when the plum trees are in full bloom.
Entrance fees are usually modest and can be purchased on-site. Online booking may be available for special events or peak season.
For general visits, advance booking is not required. For festivals or large groups, it is recommended to book a few days in advance.
2–3 hours, depending on whether you walk through the entire garden and enjoy photography or local activities.
Guided tours are limited and typically in Mandarin. Most visitors explore the garden independently.
Start at the main entrance, walk through the central plum orchards, visit the scenic viewpoints, then end at the local product stalls for snacks and souvenirs.
Night visits and light shows are generally not available. Special tours may be arranged during seasonal plum festivals.
The garden is busiest during plum blossom season (January–March) and weekends. Weekdays and off-peak months are less crowded.
Basic facilities include public toilets, benches, small food stalls, and souvenir shops near the entrance.
Walking paths are generally suitable for children and elderly, but some uneven areas may be challenging. Limited wheelchair access is available.
Cash is commonly used, but major mobile payments like WeChat Pay and Alipay are accepted at most stalls and the ticket counter.
Small local eateries and cafes near Luhe Town offer local snacks and light meals. Some stalls sell plum-based treats inside the garden.
Vegetarian options are available at local eateries. Halal options are limited and may require prior inquiry.
Accommodations are available in Luhe Town and nearby Shanwei City, including guesthouses, small hotels, and boutique inns.
Souvenir shops offer plum-related products, local crafts, and small snacks typical of the region.
Private cars, taxis, or local buses can be used to travel to nearby coastal areas, Shanwei City, or other attractions in Guangdong.