Does Gankeng Town accept tickets?

The Hakka town of Gankeng itself does not need tickets, but there are some scenic spots that need to be charged.

You don't need tickets, you don't need an appointment, you can go directly to town to play. However, there are some scenic spots in the town that need to be charged, such as Xiaomaoliang Farm, Phoenix Valley Huang Zhi Museum, Shadow Play and so on. The charge will not be very expensive, and there are discount tickets for buying tickets online. Gankeng Hakka Town is located in Gankeng Community, Buji Street, Longgang District. Gankeng Village is a village with a long history.

As early as 350 years ago, Hakkas settled here, and now they are under the overall planning of Peking University Research Institute. An ancient village featuring Hakka culture and integrating farming experience and water town customs has been built. 20 14 ICIF is also the main venue, showing Hakka culture in all directions.

Introduction of scenic spots

The scenic spot is mainly divided into two parts, Hakka town and ecological park. There are ancient buildings, gun towers, shops, restaurants, and characteristic diaojiao buildings by the lake. It is worth seeing that the 200-year-old Champion House also has carved beams and painted columns, a very exquisite Nanxiang Building. All kinds of pollution-free fruits and vegetables are planted in the ecological park, and a lot of poultry are raised. Visitors can not only enjoy the original rural scenery, but also pick it themselves, which is very fun.

Eating Hakka dishes and snacks from all over the country is also a highlight of the scenic spot. Salted baked chicken and Hakka potted dishes are representatives of Hakka cuisine. It is more delicious to make it with fresh ingredients. You must try it. Xiaoliangmao Farm is an original IP ecological farm in China. With the design concept of returning to nature, inheriting culture, protecting childlike innocence and paying tribute to art, Xiaoliangmao Farm is a theme farm that creates an immersive scene and seeks the roots of Hakka culture.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia Yigankeng Town