Maiketian Garden Introduction
In the Gansu region, local farmers organize a wheat harvesting team called "Mai Ke" to assist southern farmers during the harvest season along the Yellow River. Upon returning home, they will harvest their own mature wheat fields. The term "Mai Ke" is derived from the idea of being grateful for the source of one's sustenance, and it hopes to embody sincere service, customer satisfaction, and both intellectual and emotional connection. The farm is located in the rural cultural and ecological area of Nanpu Village in Beipu Township, covering an area of 20,000 square meters. The facilities include an ox cart, a cute animal area, a large water wheel, a mud fish-catching area, an old-fashioned manually operated water pump, traditional Hakka agricultural tools, and bicycle rentals. It is the best local tourism spot for experiencing Hakka rice food and traditional culture. To enjoy the fun of Hakka rural life, the best entry point is to make various snacks and rice cakes by hand. "Mai Ke Farm" is an excellent place to experience Hakka rice culture and traditional charm. As soon as you walk into the green tunnel and look up, you'll see many plants and vegetables. Fish and water ducks leisurely swim in the pond, with willows swaying in the wind nearby. The farm's animal star, the musk pig, greets visitors from afar, and the slow-moving ox cart and relaxed rural scenery provide a refreshing escape. Manager Liu of Mai Ke Farm states that due to the 20,000-square-meter area and many facilities, combined with professional guides, a day trip is the most suitable way to enjoy the farm. Here, visitors can participate in activities such as kiln baking, barbecuing, and making scarecrows. The most popular attraction in summer is the "mud fish-catching area," where children can interact with fish in the water, making it a wonderful experience for parent-child bonding.
