Wulong Hakka Style Garden is located in the southeast of Ganzhou City, facing Ganxian Hakka Cultural City across the river. Wulong Hakka Style Garden is located in the southeast of Ganzhou City, facing Ganxian Hakka Cultural City across the river, covering an area of 1380 mu, including 300 mu of water surface and 800 mu of green forest. Invested and developed by Jiangxi Gan Long Group, with Hakka as the brand, dragon culture as the foundation, and leisure and entertainment as one ecological theme. Walking into Wulong Hakka Style Garden, there are lakes and villages, mandarin ducks playing in the water, and ancient trees and high walls are reflected on the lake. Beautiful scenery makes tourists slow down, with green mountains and green waters. Walking into Wulong Hakka Style Garden, there are lakes and villages, mandarin ducks playing in the water, and ancient trees and high walls are reflected on the lake. Beautiful scenery makes tourists slow down, with green mountains and green waters. People will find mountains and rivers everywhere and scenery everywhere. Look at the sky, clouds are like water. Look at that mountain, it follows the water, and it is like a blue reflection in the water. Every shot makes people linger. Climb the Longteng Pavilion. Climbing high and looking far, Wulong Hakka style garden has a panoramic view. Longteng Pavilion is antique, with painted walls, glazed tiles, carved beams and painted buildings. The developer has set up bamboo root carving and strange stone book gallery here, which makes visitors seem to have entered the art grand view garden, with surging thoughts and rolling poems. Take a bird's eye view of the whole garden from Longteng Pavilion, and you will find four different buildings lined up in a row, which are the treasures of China culture and the complete works of Hakka enclosed houses. According to1:1,there are: Long' An Wei (imitation of Yongding earth building in Fujian), Longjuwei (imitation of cage house in Meizhou, Guangdong), Longhuiwei (imitation of Yiyan round house in Jiangxi) and Longqingwei (imitation). Wulong Hakka Style Garden is located in Shahe Avenue, Shahe, zhanggong district, Ganzhou City. Wulong Hakka Style Garden is located in Shahe Avenue, Shahe, zhanggong district, Ganzhou City. It is 0.8km from the urban area and 2km from the railway station. Convenient transportation and superior geographical location. It faces Gongjiang River in the east and the Hakka Cultural City in Ganxian across the river. The park is surrounded by mountains and waters with beautiful scenery, complete functions and complete facilities. At present, it is a national 4A-level tourist attraction and a key enterprise of cultural industry in Ganzhou. Wulong Hakka Style Garden covers an area of 2,000 mu, including more than 300 mu of water and 800 mu of green forest. The initial investment is 65.438+0.3 billion yuan. It is a national 4A invested and developed by Ganzhou Tourism Development Co., Ltd., with ecology as the theme, Hakka as the brand and dragon culture as the foundation, which integrates the functions of leisure and entertainment, tourism and vacation, self-cultivation, physical fitness, science and education exhibition, rare flowers and trees cultivation and outdoor quality development. The main functional areas in the park include: Hakka style resort, forest zoo, amusement park, Wulong Lake water park, leisure fishing area, sports fitness center, Wulongfeng team development training camp and many other functional areas. Inheriting Hakka architectural culture is the representative work of Hakka enclosed houses. There are four global enclosed houses in the park: Long' An Wei (Earth Building in Yongding Town, Fujian Province), Long' Juwei (Wei Long House in Meizhou, Guangdong Province), Long Huiwei (Yi Yan House in Longnan, Jiangxi Province) and Long Qingwei (Guanxi in Longnan, Jiangxi Province), as well as Hakka such as Longteng Pavilion and Longfeng Bridge. The majestic and quaint Longteng Pavilion stands on the top of the mountain, where you can enjoy the artistic display of the root stone culture. Standing on the top of the pavilion, you can have a panoramic view of Ganzhou County, which can be called an encyclopedia of Hakka architectural culture. There, you can live in Hakka enclosed houses, enjoy Hakka food, enjoy Hakka folk art and enjoy the colorful life of Hakka people easily.