Lotus field structure and management
The area is divided into multiple lotus cultivation zones designed to maintain continuous blooming throughout the year through a rotational planting system, helping preserve the scenic landscape over the long term.

Growth zone: used for nurturing plants and preparing for flowering

Blooming zone: main area for sightseeing and photography

Harvest zone: used for cutting lotus flowers for sale and on-site activities

This system allows lotus flowers to be visible almost year-round, depending on weather conditions and farm management.

Boat riding activity in the lotus field
A key activity here is rowing boats through the narrow water channels between lotus plots. This provides a very close-to-nature experience.

Visitors can see blooming flowers, buds, and floating lotus leaves up close, surrounded by green and pink scenery. It is ideal for relaxation and natural photography.

Lotus learning experience
Beyond tourism, the site functions as a lotus learning center. Demonstrations and hands-on activities include:

Selecting lotus flowers for worship or commercial use
Techniques for cutting lotus flowers to maintain freshness
Folding lotus petals for ceremonial arrangements
Identifying lotus varieties such as sacred lotus, umbrella lotus, and pink lotus
Visitors can also try hands-on activities using freshly cut lotus flowers.

Local community and food culture
The area operates as a small community enterprise with a café and food services using lotus-based and locally sourced ingredients.

Common menu items include:

Lotus petal wraps using fresh petals instead of leaves
Lotus stem spicy salad
Herbal drinks and traditional-style beverages
The concept focuses on using local resources, reducing external dependence, and adding value to agricultural products.

Surrounding environment
The surrounding area consists of mixed agriculture, orchards, and natural canals still used for local transportation, maintaining a genuine rural atmosphere.

Local villagers still rely on the canal for farming, fishing, and boat transportation in daily life, preserving traditional ways of living.