Kenting Forget-me-not Manor Pasture Fu!!

Manzhou Township, known as the Little Switzerland of Taiwan, is in the grass harvesting season. Lawn mowers and grass trimmers are galloping on the green grass, rolling up bundles of grass, making Manzhou's pastoral scenery more charming. Manzhou Township has more mountains than plains, and the wind is strong. Most of the plains are planted with pasture grass, covering an area of ​​400 hectares, mainly pangu grass. It is the township with the most pasture grass in Pingtung County. In addition to green mountains, green waters, and people, Manzhou Township is a whole piece of green pasture grass, so it is called Little Switzerland. A very important soul accessory of Manor Fu is the hay roll. Forget-me-not Manor took advantage of the Manzhou hay harvesting season and immediately purchased Panguala hay rolls from the Manzhou Farmers Association and brought them back to the manor for display. Friends who are interested can come to the manor to take pictures! #Good place for families