Luliao Keng Segment Mu Xiang Gu Farm Introduction
The farm is located in Xianglin Township, Hsinchu County, and mainly produces pollution-free organic log-grown mushrooms. The ecology in the farm is rich, home to dozens of species of fungi. Due to the organic and pollution-free cultivation, the farm is also teeming with numerous creatures like frogs, shrimp, and fireflies. Walking about 30 meters into the farm, there is a large tree known as the "Jiu Ding Banyan Sacred Tree," under which stands a temple dedicated to the spirit of the local residents—Fude Temple. The farm adopts a diversified operation model, combining ecological parent-child agricultural experience DIY activities, allowing visitors to enjoy a rich and layered travel experience. Additionally, during the May season when the Tung flower blooms profusely, visiting the Luliao Keng log-grown mushroom farm offers not only the joy of mushroom picking but also the chance to admire the beautiful sea of flowers. This farm specializes in producing pollution-free organic log-grown mushrooms and serves as an outdoor classroom for mushroom research and observation for National Taiwan University. Using logs as the medium for cultivating mushrooms, the Luliao Keng log-grown mushrooms are thick, juicy, and sweet, completely free of pesticide residue, allowing visitors to eat with confidence. The Luliao Keng log-grown mushroom farm is dedicated to preserving the original intense mushroom flavor by strictly using traditional "log cultivation methods." It also integrates surrounding fruit farmers to create a multifunctional rural lifestyle that includes recreation, education, dietary therapy, parenting DIY, and agricultural experience, achieving an excellent place for both education and fun.