Maktian Farm Introduction
In the Gansu region, local farmers organize wheat harvesting teams known as "Mai Ke" to assist southern farmers during harvest season. Afterward, they return home to harvest their own mature wheat fields. The term "Mai Ke" carries the meaning of remembering one's roots and aims to provide genuine service, ensuring customer satisfaction with both intellectual and emotional engagement. The farm is located within the rural cultural and ecological area of Nanpu Village in Beipu Township, covering an area of 20,000 square meters. Facilities in the park include an ox cart, a cute animal area, a large waterwheel, a mixed water fishing area, a traditional manual water pump, Hakka ancient farming tools, and leisurely cycling—making it the best local tourist destination for experiencing Hakka rice cuisine and traditional culture. For those wanting to enjoy the fun of Hakka farming, the best introduction is to personally make various snacks and rice-based foods. The picturesque "Mai Ke Farm" serves as the best local textbook for experiencing Hakka rice culture and traditional customs. Upon entering the green tunnel, you will immediately see many plants and vegetables, while fish and ducks leisurely sing in the pond. Nearby, the willows sway in the wind, and the farm's animal star, the musk pig, greets you from afar. The leisurely ox carts and the tranquil scenery of farm life make it a refreshing escape. Manager Liu of Mai Ke Farm states that, due to the area being 20,000 square meters with many facilities and professional guides, a one-day visit is the most appropriate way to enjoy it. Here, you can bake clay, barbecue, and even make scarecrows. The most popular summer attraction is the "Mixed Water Fishing Area," where children can interact with fish in the water, providing a fun experience that makes them forget the heat of summer, while also being a great opportunity for parent-child interaction.
