Huisen Natural Leisure Farm Introduction
In a vast forest covering 100,000 ping, there are only seven two-story buildings. This luxurious greenery, aside from the necessary roads and rice fields and vegetable gardens promoting natural farming, retains its original appearance, with unique and precious tree species endemic to Taiwan firmly rooted in this land. Huisen Natural Leisure Farm uses this invaluable mountainous forest to promote natural farming and forest aesthetics, allowing the wonderful symphony of nature to be eternally heard and appreciated by the world. When visiting Huisen Farm, make sure not to just rush through. Take leisurely strolls along the farm's trails, enjoying the happiness surrounded by birdsong, ancient trees, and floral scents. Especially during the season when May snow falls abundantly, it presents a primal beauty that no other cherry blossom viewing spots can compare with. Furthermore, the farm operates on a group reservation system, effectively preserving a private cherry blossom viewing secret, truly a rare pleasure. In addition to the scenic forest, many ancient artifacts are preserved for guests to appreciate. Alongside early Taiwanese farming tools and folk items, maritime instruments from the Middle East, Central Asian artifacts, and Chinese imperial kiln products, the farm's museum even features two pyramids crafted from crystal replicas from Lithuania. The indigenous slate houses from Sandimen in Pingtung have also been replicated in the farm for the same reason. With the annual visits of cherry blossoms and timeless artifacts, a journey to Huisen Farm allows us to rediscover our love for nature and civilization.
