Fanpolin Tourist Garden

During the Jiaqing era of the Qing Dynasty, Xiban Village was a settlement of the Pingpu tribe. Men often went out hunting, and most of the villagers were women. This is why the place name 'Fanpolin' (literally 'indigenous women's forest') came about. At Fanpolin Tourist Garden, flowers bloom throughout all four seasons. From December to May, freesias, symbolizing purity and innocence, quietly blossom here, displaying bright yellow colors and a sweet fragrance. From April to June, agapanthus, also known as the 'flower of love,' bloom in purple and white, creating a stunning display perfect for potted admiration. Calla lilies are the most prevalent flower species. Besides the common white calla lilies, whose elegant demeanor is endearing, there are also calla lilies in various colors such as yellow, lavender, pink, and deep red, all blooming freely and abundantly.