Labyrinth Gameplay: The Jidu Botanical Labyrinth is an innovative and ever-changing floral and fruity maze in Hainan, and indeed across the nation. Covering an area of over 10,000 square meters, the maze features three levels of difficulty, ranging from easy to challenging. To exit the maze, one must solve over a dozen mechanical gates. Inside, there are also numerous variable-array gates, with the maze’s formations changing daily, totaling nine major formations, and the routes vary from Monday to Sunday. Certain areas even change formations every 15 minutes. The maze also includes various entertaining features such as puzzle walls, wire mazes, balance ball mazes, and Huarong Dao mazes, among others.
Flower Exhibitions: The maze hosts multiple different types of flower exhibitions throughout the year, showcasing a unique visual experience with carefully cultivated flowers. Every snapshot taken here turns out to be a masterpiece, attracting numerous tourists who come to check in. Even during non-exhibition periods, visitors can still enjoy the maze filled with flowers and picturesque scenes ready to be captured.
Team-Building Activities: Jidu Labyrinth has hosted a variety of team-building activities for numerous enterprises and institutions, offering a unique experience with a higher reputation. The maze offers a range of team-building games such as rainbow ball battles, a tour around Hainan, balance ball challenges, puzzle wall competitions, treasure hunts, and cooperative obstacle courses. These activities are suitable for all age groups and can be customized to meet different team-building needs.
Agricultural Science Popularization: The maze itself serves as an agricultural science popularization base, allowing visitors to personally experience the planting, cutting, and pollination of flowers and fruits. It provides insights into how ecosystems are formed, the competitive and cooperative relationships among plants, and the natural phenomena and life philosophies that plants must endure to reach maturity without being destroyed.
Opening Hours: The entire year from 09:00 to 17:00.
Preferential Policies: Elderly: Seniors aged 70 and above can enter for free with a valid ID card. Children: Children under 1 meter in height must be accompanied by a ticket-holding adult and enter for free; those under 0.8 meters can participate in parent-child theme activities for free; children between 1 meter and 1.4 meters (excluding) receive discounted tickets.
Additional Notes: The information above is for reference only. Please refer to the actual information disclosed by the scenic spot on the day of your visit.
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