大山背農民市集

On the opposite side of Leshantang, there is a small market selling local agricultural products. Going forward, there is the first parking lot. There is also a second parking lot on the uphill road.

The holiday farmer’s market in Dashanbei is an "honest" and "sincere" market. Each stall allows visitors to invest their own money. The agricultural products are fresh and real, cheap and beautiful, natural and organic. They are all freshly harvested, and the price is affordable. It is recommended that you can go down when you pass by

6. Days There is a meal service in the farmers market, and the meal cost is 100% all-you-can-eat. The dishes are rich and cooked with fresh local ingredients. They are delicious and home-cooked.

The local grandparents sell the local agricultural harvest. The items are not very large, but they are all freshly harvested and the price is affordable. It is recommended that you can come down and stroll around when you pass by.

Today, I went up the mountain from the left to the top, and then cut back to the Dashanbei Market from the right. It takes about two hours to go back and forth. The left is the oil parking road, and the right is the stepped ancient road. Overall, it is a very good hiking trail.

Small stall, not many stalls, but quite special

The 2021 and 0717 epidemics have just been downgraded, so fewer Hakka residents come to set up stalls, but everyone is very enthusiastic. I feel very happy to come here to buy groceries and chat!

Second visit to Dashanbei Farmers Market The first time I met was due to a one-day trip to Dashan Beiyue, and here is one of the scenic spots. During my first visit, I went to Laodafen Farm to pick a lot of citrus in season. This time I will buy sweet tangerines, which are super delicious! This visit happened to coincide with lunch time. One of the sisters invited us to share a meal together. The dishes are home-cooked and the Chinese buffet is $150. It is very cost-effective and fresh on the mountain! In addition to sweet tangerines, I also bought the famous Auntie kiln toast and plantains to enjoy, then bought ginger ghee and dried beans, and prepared to go back as a souvenir. The harvest was full. By the way, you can now get a hand-painted poker card worth $150 after spending $300 or more. There are two choices of citrus and local scenery introductions. One person can only exchange one picture, while stocks last.