In Taiwan, a land where people and mountains share a unique bond, the longan is nurtured for the world.

Over a century ago, people followed a tradition called “Fàng-bàn” (a Taiwanese term meaning mutual aid and companionship), supporting one another as they ventured into the mountains.

There, they encountered “terroir”—longan groves that preserved the soil and nurtured all life.

From this land grew “flavor”—pure and humble harvests of honey, longan, and coffee, thriving in mutual harmony.

And they lived with “style”—dwelling in earthen stoves, feasting beneath treetops, and celebrating with fàng-bàn gatherings, always approaching the mountains with humility.

More than a hundred years later, people and mountains still “fàng-bàn” as ever.

Through the experiences of Xianhu Leisure Farm—eat, stay, play, shop, and explore—you can feel Taiwan’s distinctive terroir, flavor, and style.