Xiuwen Xinhongbin Agricultural & Botanical Park

Built upon the natural forest ecosystem of Fangmaping in Xiuwen County, the park was born from a simple conviction: as urbanization accelerates, children are drifting further from authentic nature — and Guizhou's mountainous ecology represents a living classroom yet to be fully opened.

We deliberately chose a path distinct from Xiuwen's established Wang Yangming cultural study tours. Instead, butterflies, forests, ecology, and hands-on practice take center stage — giving families, corporate teams, and school groups each a reason to stay and discover their own story in the same woodland.

The butterfly conservatory is planned as a butterfly-themed conservatory in Guizhou. Once opened, multiple species — including Common Mormon, Cabbage White, and Chinese Peacock — are planned for display. The conservatory will cultivate host plants such as citrus and prickly ash, sustaining a complete butterfly life-cycle observation environment. It is envisioned as a rare destination in Guizhou where visitors can witness butterflies in flight and observe the emergence process up close.

We believe that meaningful nature education does not happen at a lectern. It happens when a child touches, smells, and observes a living ecosystem. The park's core mission — reconnecting urban children with the natural world — shapes every zone, from the planned butterfly conservatory to the forest trails. Every space is designed for firsthand experience, not passive viewing.

For corporate clients, we offer more than a patch of lawn. We deliver a fully immersive forest-based experience where team building unfolds organically in an authentic natural setting.