Nantou｜Jiyuan Fruit Sightseeing Factory／Farm｜DIY Experience．Specialty Set Meal｜Phone Reservation Required

The Nantou Jiyuan Fruit Tourism Factory is located in Jiji Township, continuing the historical 'Golden Banana Era' of Jiji mountain bananas. It is a tourist attraction that combines education and fun. The park covers a wide area and is divided into three main themes: an ecological area, a DIY experience area, and a cultural exhibition area. It grows 110 varieties of mountain bananas and is home to various species such as the crested serpent eagle and little egret, boasting rich biodiversity.

The DIY experiences here are diverse and plentiful, ranging from harvesting green bananas to making the indigenous dish 'Abai' with banana leaves, to handcrafting eco‑friendly soaps using agricultural waste loofahs, making seed pendants, and small woodworking projects. The entire process is environmentally friendly and waste‑free, offering plenty for both adults and children to enjoy. The specialty set meals use 100% locally sourced mountain bananas, paired with agricultural products like Jiji sweet persimmons, making them healthy and delicious.

The factory has passed HACCP, ISO22000 certifications, and SGS's four major tests, and its products contain no artificial flavours, colours, or preservatives. The park offers a direct view of the Jiji Weir at sunset, and the surrounding attractions are plentiful, making it suitable for a one‑day trip. Whether it's a family outing, a group visit, or an in‑depth tour, you can experience the charm of agriculture and culture. Advance booking by phone is required (049‑2764562) to create your own unique Nantou memories!

DIY activity experiences that both adults and children can enjoy together, promoting parent‑child interaction

The factory location offers a direct view of the sunset glow in the afternoon and overlooks the Jiji Weir

The surrounding attractions are rich and varied; after the experience, you can head directly to the next destination

Bring your children along to learn about over 110 varieties of bananas and enjoy a variety of parent‑child activity experiences

Harvest natural banana leaves and green bananas to make creative indigenous hunter's lunchboxes

The park is divided into different areas, including an ecological zone, a DIY zone, a cultural exhibition zone, and more