A village scenic area combining Hakka culture with apricot blossom landscapes.
View apricot blossoms, experience Hakka culture, and savor the pastoral charm of western Sichuan.
Hakka Apricot Blossom Village is a small but charming rural attraction on the outskirts of Chengdu. Spring flower viewing and Hakka cultural experiences are the highlights, making it ideal for visitors who enjoy nature and folk customs. Public transport is slightly inconvenient, but getting there by car is very convenient.
Tickets & Transport
Tickets
- Free
- Yes
- Ticket methods
- Buy tickets on site (admission may be charged during the flowering season)
- Ticket notes
- Admission may be charged during the flowering season; usually free on regular days.
Opening Hours
- Last entry
- 17:00
- Holiday hours
- Opening hours may be extended on holidays; please refer to the scenic area’s official announcements for details.
- Opening notes
- Opening hours may be adjusted seasonally. We recommend checking official information before your visit.
Best Time to Visit
- Best time of day
- Morning 9:00-11:00, with soft light and fewer visitors
- Best day of week
- Weekdays (Monday to Friday)
- Best season
- Spring (February-March)
- Avoid times
- Midday on holidays
- Avoid days
- Weekends and peak days during the flowering season
- Crowd level
- Medium
- Crowd peak time
- Flowering season weekends 10:00-14:00
Getting There
In Detail
Hakka Apricot Blossom Village is located in Fuhong Town, Qingbaijiang District, Chengdu. It is an eco-tourism scenic area rooted in Hakka culture and themed around apricot blossom viewing. Every spring, apricot blossoms bloom across the hillsides in shades of pink and white, set against the white walls and dark-tiled roofs of Hakka dwellings, creating a poetic pastoral landscape.
The scenic area preserves traditional Hakka buildings such as enclosed houses (weilou) and watchtowers, allowing visitors to experience the history of Hakka migration and unique folk customs. Besides flower viewing, you can also try intangible heritage foods like Hakka lei cha (pounded tea) and stuffed tofu, and join interactive activities such as farming and fruit picking.
The overall atmosphere is peaceful and rustic, far from the city's hustle and bustle, making it ideal for family outings, couples' strolls, and photography enthusiasts. During the spring bloom, the area is busier, while on weekdays it is serene and pleasant.
What to expect
Visitors can stroll along paths through the apricot groves, enjoying the picturesque contrast of blossoms and Hakka architecture; visit a Hakka museum or enclosed houses to learn about the history of Hakka migration; take part in folk experiences such as making ciba (glutinous rice cakes) and grinding soy milk; and taste authentic Hakka dishes at farmhouse restaurants. During the spring blooming season, the scenic area also hosts an apricot blossom festival.
How to visit
It is recommended to drive or hire a car, simply navigate to 'Hakka Apricot Blossom Village'. Alternatively, take a bus from downtown Chengdu to Qingbaijiang and then transfer to a local rural shuttle. The scenic area is quite large, so plan for half a day to a full day. During spring blossom season, set out early in the morning to avoid the crowds.
Pros
1. Beautiful natural scenery, especially spectacular during apricot blossom season
2. Rich Hakka cultural experiences, great for family trips
3. Fresh air and far from city noise
Cons
1. Public transport is inconvenient, better for self-driving
2. Crowded during blossom season with limited parking
3. Facilities in the scenic area are relatively basic
Highlights
- In spring, thousands of mu of apricot blossoms bloom like clouds and snow.
- Hakka enclosed houses and diaolou (watchtower) building complexes
- Hands-on experiences with intangible cultural heritage foods such as Hakka lei cha and stuffed tofu
- Parent-child farming and fruit-picking activities
- A great place for photography and hiking
FAQ
What is the best time to visit Hakka Apricot Blossom Village?
The best time is during the apricot blossom season from late February to mid-March each year, when the blossoms are in full bloom and the scenery is at its most beautiful. You can also visit in other seasons, but spring is the best.
Does the scenic area require an entrance ticket?
The scenic area is usually free to enter, but a certain entrance or parking fee may be charged during the flower season. Please refer to the scenic area's official notices for details.
Can I bring pets into the scenic area?
Pets are generally allowed, but they must be kept on a leash and you should keep the area clean. It is recommended to contact the scenic area in advance to confirm.
Field Tips
Best photo spot
1. Apricot Blossom Forest Observation Deck: overlook the whole sea of apricot blossoms, great for wide-angle shots.
2. In front of the Hakka enclosed house: traditional architecture set against apricot blossoms, ideal for portraits.
3. Lakeside at Apricot Blossom Lake: reflections on the lake and falling petals provide beautiful framing.
4. Field paths: apricot blossoms lining both sides, perfect for an artistic, fresh style.
Best entrance Main entrance (South Gate)
Best exit Main entrance (South Gate)
Location & Nearby
Nearby attractions
- Jinlong Great Wall Scenic Area (7.5 km)
- Luodai Ancient Town Scenic Area (8.5 km)
- Haonongren Organic Farm (9.4 km)
- Weiran Flower Sea (9.6 km)
- Chengdu Fangda Carbon Materials Industrial Tourism Area (13.5 km)