Raiding the Mulberry Garden! A Day of Mulberry Feasting with a 4-Year-Old

📍Location & Transportation Chi Ni Town, Hua Du District, Guangzhou. Navigate to "Bao Sang Yuan" if driving, parking is free! Take subway line 9 to Fei E Ling Station and then a 15-minute taxi ride. Driving is recommended with kids; they'll fall asleep on the way back. 🌿A Record of Our Fun 1️⃣ Unlimited Mulberries - Head straight to the mulberry forest upon entering! My son turned into a "human picking machine," squeezing the dark purple mulberries until they burst, eating as he picked, his mouth stained purple (dark clothes are a lifesaver). You can take out mulberries for 15 yuan/kg, perfect for making jam. - Tip: Bring plenty of wet wipes + disposable gloves! My kid got so excited he grabbed them with his bare hands, his fingernails stained Thanos purple… 2️⃣ Exploring the Petting Zoo - Chasing chickens and geese until we were in stitches! The petting zoo has free-range chickens and geese running around. My son chased them with a leaf, and the geese counterattacked, making him scream and run… - Feeding the lambs on the grass is super therapeutic. You can pick mulberry leaves to feed them!! 3️⃣ Parent-Child Educational Fun - The silkworm observation house is educational and super valuable! - Mulberry leaf tie-dyeing, jam DIY (needs reservation), silkworm cocoon DIY, painted straw hats, etc., are a crafting enthusiast's dream. 4⃣️ Instagrammable Spots - Mulberry forest trails, rainbow pinwheel arrays, sandpits, white picnic tents… Snap some Insta-worthy countryside photos. The lighting is best before 10 am! 💡Hard-Earned Tips - Packing list: extra clothes for kids, non-slip shoes, sun hats (limited shade!), and a folding stroller (we walked 20,000 steps). 📝Summary of Our Adventure Though I was exhausted (my WeChat steps dominated my friends' circle), it was worth it for my son's energy release + mulberry freedom! I recommend families team up, helping each other with kids/photos for a doubled experience!