Elegance of Wengyuan · Orchid Zen Realm

Founded during the Liang Wu Emperor period of the Southern Dynasties, originally named Lingjiu Temple, it is the place where Huineng, the Sixth Patriarch of Zen Buddhism, propagated Buddhism. The temple buildings are simple and solemn with a strong incense, known as the "Ancestral Court of Eastern Zen", making it an ideal place for self-cultivation and comprehending Zen meaning.

Named after the famous oil painter Tu Zhiwei, the art museum has a unique architectural style and houses hundreds of oil paintings by Tu Zhiwei, featuring historical themes and human body art. It is a pilgrimage site for art lovers and a cultural landmark of Wengyuan.

A thematic museum showcasing the Hakka history and culture of Wengyuan. Through cultural relics, pictures and scene restoration, it displays the migration, life and cultural inheritance of Wengyuan's Hakka ancestors, with exhibits of Hakka architecture, folk customs and handicrafts being the most distinctive.

The core area of the Hometown of Chinese Orchids, integrating orchid planting, appreciation and trading. It cultivates thousands of varieties such as Cymbidium sinense and Phalaenopsis. When the flowers bloom, the fragrance is overwhelming, making it a paradise for orchid lovers and also suitable for taking photos.

It has rare natural cold spring resources, with the spring water temperature maintained at about 21℃ all year round. It is equipped with water park, drifting river and other amusement facilities, cool and pleasant in summer, making it an ideal place for parent-child water play and summer leisure.

An ecological park located in the northern part of Wengyuan County, with the winding Jiuqu River as the main body. The two banks are lined with green trees, equipped with hiking trails and viewing platforms, where you can fish, have picnics, watch birds and feel the beauty of natural ecology.