At altitude 1923 m, the garden, Shei-Pa Leisure Farmland, is like another Utopia. Flowers are blossoming in spring whilst in summer it is the best time to pick blueberry and get away from the heat. Autumn is always the best time to see maple leaves whilst kiwi is awaiting up in the cloud in winter. The farmland was following the policy to start kiwi cultivation in 1983, and after countless trial and error it was a successful breed in 1985 and the first batch was out from the farmland in 1990. Now every November is the season of kiwi that is perfectly sweet and sour. Everyone is welcome to have a taste.