Dan Kwian Lime Garden is situated on approximately 30 rai of land in Moo 3, Dan Kwian Sub-district, Chok Chai District, Nakhon Ratchasima Province. It serves as the primary cultivation and propagation center for the authentic Dan Kwian lime variety, a native strain named specifically after its place of discovery in this community.

This lime variety is characterized by its exceptional drought tolerance within the challenging climate of the Northeastern region (Isaan). This resilience allows the trees to bear fruit year-round, ensuring a consistent supply even during the off-season when other lime varieties are scarce. Furthermore, the trees are highly prolific, with some capable of yielding up to 5,000 fruits per harvest cycle.

Physically, the Dan Kwian lime fruit is notably large and heavy and contains an abundant amount of juice regardless of its size. Its flavor profile is milder and well-rounded—not overly acidic—and the rind possesses a less pungent aroma than common varieties. These qualities make it highly desirable for use in culinary applications, beverages, and propagation by farmers seeking a reliable, high-yield crop.

The individual credited with initiating the widespread cultivation and commercial distribution of this specific lime strain is Mr. Narong Rattanachan. His efforts have positioned the orchard as a central hub for those interested in agriculture, particularly those seeking drought-resistant plants for investment or personal consumption. Visitors intending to purchase large quantities of saplings or produce are advised to contact the orchard directly via telephone to arrange their visit and receive detailed information.

The orchard operates not merely as a marketplace but also as an educational center for organic farming and for studying the economic value and development of this unique native lime variety.

• Take Highway No. 224 (Nakhon Ratchasima-Chok Chai) for approximately 13 kilometers from Nakhon Ratchasima city. Look for the intersection on the right to the temple before reaching the Dan Kwian Pottery Community.

• It's recommended to visit in the morning or evening to avoid the heat.

• If you're looking to pick fresh limes, check the season in advance.

• Wear comfortable gardening shoes and clothing.

• You can also purchase produce to take home at a reasonable price.

Admission Fees:

• Free admission (There is no charge to enter the garden, except for purchasing produce or cuttings.)

Opening Hours:

• Open daily from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM.