Hakka Round House
Hakka Round House is the concentrated embodiment of Hakka architecture. Its design and construction are scientific, practical and ornamental, showing the outstanding talents and superb skills of our ancestors. Hakka Round House is divided into round earth building, square quadrangle enclosure and semicircular dragon house, etc. it has exquisite conception and magnificent momentum, which can be called architectural wonder.
Qingfeng Restaurant
Qingfeng restaurant is named for its four winds. While enjoying the Hakka cuisine with Gannan characteristics, you can also feel the strong Hakka customs. Here are the original chicken, duck, fish, meat, vegetables and fruits. The whole restaurant can provide more than 400 people with meals, just like the saying goes: happy to eat Hakka style, sincere to cook rural delicacies.
Winery
The wine making workshop shows the process of Hakka people brewing rice wine. Hakka glutinous rice wine, also known as Hakka wine, is a kind of traditional famous wine. Hakka people use glutinous rice to make a kind of water wine by washing, soaking, draining, steaming, watering and fermentation. Hakka glutinous rice wine is honey colored and sweet when it is first brewed, but it will be dark red when it is aged for a long time. It has strong color and mellow taste, which is the best Hakka hospitality.
Loquat Garden
Loquat garden covers an area of 30 mu. It blooms in winter and matures at the end of April. Loquat fruit is fresh and sweet, rich in various nutrients needed by the human body. It is a health fruit with rich nutrition. Loquat has the effect of moistening the lung, lowering Qi and relieving cough. According to the compendium of Materia Medica, loquat can moisten the five internal organs and nourish the heart and lung. The whole body of loquat is a treasure. In addition to fruits, loquat flowers and loquat seeds all have their own effects.
Nine turn Acacia path
Nine turn Acacia path is a cobblestone tree lined path that the resort designers follow the shape of Jiuqu River. The path, from Qingfeng restaurant to the wharf in the scenic area, is more than 500 meters long and runs through the bamboo sea. Walking in this path, it seems to follow the Jiuqu River.
Observation tower
It is composed of base, building body and roof, with a total height of 17.1 meters. The base is 4.5 meters high and 20 meters wide. The base guardrail is designed as a wall, with classical charm. There are stairs on both sides of the building, which can spiral up to the roof. The four corners of the roof are sharp, and the wind chimes are hanging under the wings. Reaching the top, then you can hold all mountains in a single glance Climbing to the top of the building, you can have a panoramic view of the resort and a panoramic view of the beautiful scenery of Jiuqu.
Acacia Pavilion
Acacia Pavilion is a six square wooden structure. From the top of Acacia Pavilion, you can see the endless scenery of Jiuqu River. It is named Acacia Pavilion because of the allegory of “drinking water and thinking about the source”. Of the 99 rivers in Jiangxi Province, only one flows through Boluo Bay, which is called Jiuqu River. Jiuqu River is the drinking water source for Guangdong and Hong Kong compatriots. In order to take good care of the clear water of this river, Jiuqu resort tries to maintain its original natural landscape when developing. The water of Dongjiang River flows to the south day and night. It flows into Shenzhen and Hong Kong and Kowloon. The Jiuqu River has closely linked the people of Dingnan with their compatriots in Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao.
Hakka Culture Corridor
Hakka cultural corridor, also known as "one step and a half cultural corridor", is more than 200 meters long. One and a half steps can't be finished in one step, two steps are not enough, one step and a half is just right, so it's named. Walking in the corridor is an irregular movement, which is a major feature of the resort. Here, in the form of pictures, many excellent Hakka folk customs and folk arts are displayed to tourists, such as: Hakka weeping, paper cutting and embroidery, Hakka folk songs and Dingnan Ruishi.