In recent years, Sandu Town has leveraged its ecological resources to actively enhance the quality of its urban and rural landscapes. By cultivating the beauty of lotus flowers, canna lilies, and Galsang flowers, the town has ingeniously fostered a deep integration of agriculture and tourism. Also, it has strategically focused on the preservation and development of the ancient charm that defines its rural tourism, all the while prioritizing sustainable green practices that promote industry and uplift local communities.

 

 

By establishing vast expanses of land dedicated to cultivating 300 mu (20 hectares) of exquisite canna lilies, 1,000 mu (about 66.67 hectares) of enchanting lotus ponds, and a staggering 10,000 mu (about 666.67 hectares) of orange bases, Sandu Town has succeeded in creating a diverse range of innovative tourism formats. These formats seamlessly blend Red cultural education, rural leisure tourism, and practical experiential activities, thus enriching the visitor experience and elevating the overall quality of the region’s tourist attractions.