# Hsinchu Orange Picking Recommendations Pick Your Own Tankans and Sugar Oranges: 5 Hsinchu Tourist Orchards Reviewed BY**Twosevenths**·1 mystery shoppers·5 venues·2024.03·UPDATED 2026.05 Hsinchu is one of Taiwan's premier tangerine-producing regions, with peak season running from November to March. During this time, visitors can enjoy the fun of picking their own tangerines. Twosevenths has thoroughly reviewed five recommended tangerine orchards in Hsinchu, evaluating them on factors like environment, service, and accessibility. We hope you'll enjoy the beauty of nature, the joy of harvesting, and quality time with family and friends when you visit these orchards to pick tangerines yourself. Contents 0% 1. 01 Xinpu Lumingkeng Tourist Orchard 2. 02 Xinbao Tourist Orchard 3. 03 Wenxing Tourist Orchard 4. 04 Jianzhugwo Orchard 5. 05 Qionglin Wu Laoban Tiangang Tourist Orchard This Review ## Which _Hsinchu Orange Picking_ do we recommend? | | Venue | Score | Highlights | Parking | Attitude? | Spacious? | Variety? | Environment | Difficulty | Hands-On Ratio | | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 1 | [Xinpu Lumingkeng Tourist Orchard](https://www.twosevenths.com/en/kid/farm-hsinchu-orange/#%E6%96%B0%E5%9F%94%E9%B9%BF%E9%B3%B4%E5%9D%91%E7%B6%9C%E5%90%88%E8%A7%80%E5%85%89%E6%9E%9C%E5%9C%92)Xinpu Township$50 | **5**/5 | #Ride an Iron Ox Cart Up the Mountain to Pick 30 Kinds of Specialty Oranges BY 丹尼斯 | 5/5 | 5/5 | 5/5 | 5/5 | — | — | — | [View](https://www.twosevenths.com/en/kid/farm-hsinchu-orange/#%E6%96%B0%E5%9F%94%E9%B9%BF%E9%B3%B4%E5%9D%91%E7%B6%9C%E5%90%88%E8%A7%80%E5%85%89%E6%9E%9C%E5%9C%92) | | 2 | [Xinbao Tourist Orchard](https://www.twosevenths.com/en/kid/farm-hsinchu-orange/#%E6%96%B0%E5%AF%B6%E8%A7%80%E5%85%89%E6%9E%9C%E5%9C%92)Xinpu Township$100 | **4.5**/5 | #Pick and eat your fill, then take the season's sweetness home BY 丹尼斯 | — | — | — | 5/5 | 5/5 | 4/5 | 4/5 | [View](https://www.twosevenths.com/en/kid/farm-hsinchu-orange/#%E6%96%B0%E5%AF%B6%E8%A7%80%E5%85%89%E6%9E%9C%E5%9C%92) | | 3 | [Wenxing Tourist Orchard](https://www.twosevenths.com/en/kid/farm-hsinchu-orange/#%E6%96%87%E8%88%88%E8%A7%80%E5%85%89%E6%9E%9C%E5%9C%92)Xinpu Township$30 | **4**/5 | #Pick super-sweet sugar oranges and get free kumquats BY 丹尼斯 | 4/5 | 4/5 | 4/5 | 4/5 | — | — | — | [View](https://www.twosevenths.com/en/kid/farm-hsinchu-orange/#%E6%96%87%E8%88%88%E8%A7%80%E5%85%89%E6%9E%9C%E5%9C%92) | | 4 | [Jianzhugwo Orchard](https://www.twosevenths.com/en/kid/farm-hsinchu-orange/#%E7%AE%AD%E7%AB%B9%E7%AA%A9%E6%9E%9C%E5%9C%92)Xinpu Township$30 | **4.5**/5 | #A Valley Orange Orchard Guarded by Circling Eagles BY 丹尼斯 | 5/5 | 5/5 | 4/5 | 4/5 | — | — | — | [View](https://www.twosevenths.com/en/kid/farm-hsinchu-orange/#%E7%AE%AD%E7%AB%B9%E7%AA%A9%E6%9E%9C%E5%9C%92) | | 5 | [Qionglin Wu Laoban Tiangang Tourist Orchard](https://www.twosevenths.com/en/kid/farm-hsinchu-orange/#%E8%8A%8E%E6%9E%97%E5%90%B3%E8%80%81%E9%97%86%E5%A4%A9%E7%8E%8B%E6%9F%91%E8%A7%80%E5%85%89%E6%9E%9C%E5%9C%92)Qionglin Township$30 | **4.8**/5 | #An Ecological Orchard Class: Living with Ducks BY 丹尼斯 | 5/5 | 5/5 | 4/5 | 5/5 | — | — | — | [View](https://www.twosevenths.com/en/kid/farm-hsinchu-orange/#%E8%8A%8E%E6%9E%97%E5%90%B3%E8%80%81%E9%97%86%E5%A4%A9%E7%8E%8B%E6%9F%91%E8%A7%80%E5%85%89%E6%9E%9C%E5%9C%92) | All reviews are conducted by [Twosevenths mystery shoppers](https://www.twosevenths.com/hire-explorers/), who book and visit anonymously at their own expense to keep every assessment honest and objective. FAQ ## How to choose the right _Hsinchu Orange Picking_? 01 ### Which Hsinchu orange grove offers free admission with no minimum spend?+ 02 ### Which venue offers all-you-can-eat oranges on-site?+ 03 ### Which venue has more than three types of oranges?+ 04 ### Which venue has a private restroom?+ 05 ### Which venues offer gift box packaging?+ 01 ## Xinpu Lumingkeng Tourist Orchard 新埔鹿鳴坑綜合觀光果園 Private Parking PLATE 01–03 ### 新埔鹿鳴坑綜合觀光果園 About the Venue Introduction For a delightful Hsinchu Orange Picking experience, Xinpu Lumingkeng Tourist Orchard, nestled in the Xinpu Zhaomen Leisure Agricultural Area, stands out with over 30 varieties of citrus. Beyond common types like ponkan and maugau, the orchard also cultivates unique oranges such as Fremont and emperor tangerines, with the main harvest season in winter. Visitors can enjoy the hands-on experience of picking their own oranges, with fees calculated by weight, ensuring the freshest "farm-to-table" taste. The orchard also offers phone orders, delivering the freshest citrus directly to your door on harvest day, a convenient option for those unable to visit in person. In addition to its abundant citrus fruits, the venue also sells free-range chickens, local eggs, and preserved fruits, offering a diverse selection of agricultural products. Furthermore, the orchard features a pond designated as a fishing area, allowing visitors to enjoy a relaxing time angling after their fruit-picking adventure. Parking is available at a nearby temple, accommodating approximately 20 cars, making it convenient for those driving. As fruit conditions and opening hours may vary due to weather, it is recommended that visitors, especially groups, contact the orchard by phone to confirm and make reservations before their visit to ensure a smooth trip. ### 新埔鹿鳴坑綜合觀光果園 Mystery Shopper's Take Review #Ride an Iron Ox Cart Up the Mountain to Pick 30 Kinds of Specialty Oranges REVIEWED BY [丹尼斯](https://www.twosevenths.com/en/tag/%E4%B8%B9%E5%B0%BC%E6%96%AF/) Shedding his identity as a Hsinchu Science Park engineer, the owner of Xinpu Lumingkeng Tourist Orchard returned home not just to inherit an orange grove, but to carry on a gentle and persistent dedication to the land. Stepping into the orchard, the fresh citrus aroma immediately fills the air. Sunlight bathes the heavily laden orange trees, their golden fruits shimmering. What impressed Dennis the most was the variety name tag placed in front of each tree, from Emperor oranges to Fremont tangerines, all clearly labeled. This thoughtful design is a true blessing for those who can't tell fruit varieties apart. The owner's explanations are not only professional but also full of passion. He carefully shares picking techniques and safety tips, along with stories about the flavors of different varieties. The orchard generously offers on-site tastings; oranges freshly plucked from the branch are still warm in your palm, and as you peel them, juice bursts forth, releasing a delightful sweet and sour taste. For visitors' convenience, the owner personally drives a rumbling iron ox cart to transport guests to higher areas, making this old-fashioned journey an unforgettable part of the fruit-picking experience. This is more than just Hsinchu Orange Picking; it's an ecological journey combined with food and agriculture education. From the owner's respect for the land (reminding visitors to dispose of peels in trash bins to avoid impacting the orchard's soil ecology) to his dedication to the crops, you can feel a craftsman's persistence. For Dennis, this trip to Xinpu Lumingkeng Tourist Orchard brought home not just a basket full of sweet oranges, but also the warmth of being genuinely welcomed. Mystery Shopper Rating Parking 5/5 Attitude 5/5 Spacious 5/5 Variety 5/5 ### 新埔鹿鳴坑綜合觀光果園 Basic Info Address 305, Taiwan, Hsinchu County, Xinpu Township, Luming Village, 鹿鳴坑9鄰1號新竹縣新埔震 Hours Monday to Friday 09:00-17:00 Weekends 08:00-17:00 ### 新埔鹿鳴坑綜合觀光果園 Pricing From$50 [Log in to see full pricing & contact info](https://www.twosevenths.com/login?callbackUrl=%2Fen%2Fkid%2Ffarm-hsinchu-orange%2F) Report an error ✕ Xinpu Lumingkeng Tourist Orchard What is incorrect?＊ Business status Pricing Store address Opening hours Store photos Typo / error Layout issue What is the correct information?＊ Feel free to attach a screenshot Submit Cancel 02 ## Xinbao Tourist Orchard 新寶觀光果園 Private Parking PLATE 02–03 ### 新寶觀光果園 About the Venue Introduction Xinbao Tourist Orchard, nestled in the mountains of Xinpu Township, Hsinchu County, is a scenic orchard specializing in a diverse array of citrus varieties. Set on a hillside amid a pristine natural environment, this venue draws numerous families, parents with children, and outdoor enthusiasts during citrus season, all eager to enjoy the fun of fruit picking. This Hsinchu Orange Picking venue primarily offers a variety of seasonal citrus for picking, with common options including Tankan oranges, Maoguo oranges, sugar oranges, Tiangang oranges, and red navel oranges. The specific varieties available depend on their ripeness each year. Visitors are welcome to sample a moderate amount of fruit on the hillside to find their preferred taste, but the venue emphasizes the importance of cherishing the fruit and avoiding waste. Payment is handled on-site, with no prior reservations required. Each person pays an admission fee, which can be fully redeemed against the day's citrus purchases. If the actual amount of fruit picked does not meet the admission fee, no refunds or additional fruit will be provided. Children aged one year and older are also subject to the admission fee, which is similarly redeemable. The orchard also reminds visitors that all fruit picked, regardless of ripeness, must be purchased by weight, so guests are advised to choose carefully when picking. To maintain the cleanliness of the venue and the agricultural environment, Xinbao Tourist Orchard has clear regulations. Fruit peels from samples must be collected and disposed of at the designated platform, not discarded anywhere within the orchard. While sampling is allowed in the mountain area, waste is strictly prohibited. The orchard frequently reminds visitors to respect the hard work of the farmers and adhere to the picking guidelines to ensure a pleasant experience for everyone. For transportation, the orchard has a limited number of parking spaces. If the parking lot is full, visitors must find legal roadside parking. As the venue is located in a mountainous area, some roads are narrow, and drivers are advised to be mindful of oncoming traffic and driving safety. ### 新寶觀光果園 Mystery Shopper's Take Review #Pick and eat your fill, then take the season's sweetness home REVIEWED BY [丹尼斯](https://www.twosevenths.com/en/tag/%E4%B8%B9%E5%B0%BC%E6%96%AF/) Xinbao Tourist Orchard offers a spacious and expansive feel, with citrus trees covering the entire hillside. The open views give you the authentic sensation of truly being in an orchard. On a nice day, walking through the venue is quite pleasant, making it ideal for friends, family, and all ages to visit together without feeling crowded or restricted. This Hsinchu Orange Picking venue has a straightforward entry process: a NT$100 admission fee per person. There's also a parking lot on-site, which is very convenient for those driving. You can start picking oranges as soon as you enter, and the venue provides scissors and a plate for peels, allowing for a very free-form picking experience. You can taste the oranges directly in the orchard to check their sweetness and texture before deciding which ones to take home. This is very helpful for first-time visitors who aren't familiar with the varieties. However, the venue specifically reminds guests to dispose of peels in the designated compost bins to prevent mosquitoes and slippery ground, so visitors should be mindful of this. If you want to take oranges home, the venue provides a bucket where you can collect different varieties. Before leaving, you'll weigh and pay for them separately at the exit. Each citrus variety has a different price, but the total amount can be offset by the NT$100 admission fee, making it quite a good deal and reducing the pressure to pick a lot to "get your money's worth." The citrus varieties we tasted at the orchard each had distinct characteristics. The Red-Fleshed Navel Orange was incredibly sweet, a flavor you notice with the very first bite, perfect for those who prefer a sweeter taste. The Sugar Orange is a popular choice, perfectly sized for children to peel easily. The Tiangang Orange was particularly memorable, retaining the crisp sweetness of a navel orange but with significantly less fiber, making it very smooth to eat. A unique feature of Xinbao Tourist Orchard is its location on a mountain with some steep slopes. The owner uses a shuttle, affectionately known as an "iron ox," to transport visitors up the mountain for picking. This shuttle ride is quite memorable, adding a bit of excitement as you ascend the mountain road, becoming part of the overall experience. Overall, this Hsinchu Orange Picking venue isn't a refined tourist attraction but rather offers an authentic, free-spirited fruit-picking experience. It's perfect for those who want to stroll leisurely, pick and taste as they go, and enjoy the mountain atmosphere. Mystery Shopper Rating Environment 5/5 Difficulty 4/5 Variety 5/5 Hands-On Ratio 4/5 ### 新寶觀光果園 Basic Info Address No. 212-1號, Section 1, Wende Rd, Baoshi Village, Xinpu Township, Hsinchu County, Taiwan 305 Hours Weekdays 09:00–16:00 Weekends 08:30–16:00 ### 新寶觀光果園 Pricing From$100 [Log in to see full pricing & contact info](https://www.twosevenths.com/login?callbackUrl=%2Fen%2Fkid%2Ffarm-hsinchu-orange%2F) Report an error ✕ Xinbao Tourist Orchard What is incorrect?＊ Business status Pricing Store address Opening hours Store photos Typo / error Layout issue What is the correct information?＊ Feel free to attach a screenshot Submit Cancel 03 ## Wenxing Tourist Orchard 文興觀光果園 Private Parking PLATE 03–03 ### 文興觀光果園 About the Venue Introduction Wenxing Tourist Orchard in Hsinchu County's Xinpu Township offers a convenient way to enjoy Hsinchu Orange Picking, with no entrance fee and complimentary on-site tastings. Located right off County Highway 115, the orchard is just a 10-minute drive from Hsinchu HSR Station, making it easily accessible. The orchard operates on a "minimum spend per person" system, where a NT$100 fee can be fully redeemed against the weight of the oranges you pick. The main varieties grown here include Ponkan, Sugar Tangerine, and Red-Fleshed Navel Orange, with some trees labeled to help visitors identify and select their fruit. The harvesting season for these oranges typically runs from late November to mid-January each year. Since some areas of the orchard have slopes, comfortable walking shoes are recommended to ensure a safe and pleasant picking experience. For those using public transport, you can take Hsinchu Bus Route 5620 from the HSR station to "Wenxing Station" and walk approximately 10 minutes to reach the orchard. As fruit availability can vary daily, it's advisable to call ahead before your visit to confirm the current growing conditions and picking status of the seasonal fruits. ### 文興觀光果園 Mystery Shopper's Take Review #Pick super-sweet sugar oranges and get free kumquats REVIEWED BY [丹尼斯](https://www.twosevenths.com/en/tag/%E4%B8%B9%E5%B0%BC%E6%96%AF/) What kind of orange is as sweet as sugar? Wenxing Tourist Orchard, which Dennis visited, is famous for its signature "sugar oranges." Driving up the slightly winding access road was a test of driving skills, but fortunately, upon arrival, staff skillfully guided parking, easing the tension of passing other cars. Walking into the orchard, sunlight streamed down, and plump, golden oranges peeked out among the green leaves, filling the air with a faint fruity aroma. The venue's biggest feature is its generous "taste before you pick" service. Staff first offer a segment of orange, and the almost sour-free sweetness that melts in your mouth immediately convinces you to grab a picking basket and scissors and dive into the orange grove to hunt for treasure. It must be said that the sugar oranges here live up to their reputation. Once peeled, a fresh citrus aroma fills the air, and the flesh is delicate, juicy, and intensely sweet, making you want to eat one after another. At checkout, the owner kindly reminded Dennis that the kumquats nearby could be picked for free to take home and brew into tea for a soothing drink—a very generous offer. However, Dennis also found the venue's terrain to be quite steep, and carrying a heavy basket of freshly picked fruit back to the counter was a bit of a physical challenge. In summary, this Hsinchu Orange Picking venue is more suitable for those who enjoy being close to nature and don't mind a little sweat. A small amount of effort yields a basket full of sweetness, making it an absolutely satisfying pastoral trip. Mystery Shopper Rating Parking 4/5 Attitude 4/5 Spacious 4/5 Variety 4/5 ### 文興觀光果園 Basic Info Address No. 13號-1, Xinbei Village, Xinpu Township, Hsinchu County, Taiwan 305 Hours Monday to Sunday, 08:00-17:00 ### 文興觀光果園 Pricing From$30 [Log in to see full pricing & contact info](https://www.twosevenths.com/login?callbackUrl=%2Fen%2Fkid%2Ffarm-hsinchu-orange%2F) Report an error ✕ Wenxing Tourist Orchard What is incorrect?＊ Business status Pricing Store address Opening hours Store photos Typo / error Layout issue What is the correct information?＊ Feel free to attach a screenshot Submit Cancel 04 ## Jianzhugwo Orchard 箭竹窩果園 Private Parking PLATE 04–03 ### 箭竹窩果園 About the Venue Introduction For a delightful Hsinchu Orange Picking experience, Jianzhugwo Orchard, nestled in the rolling hills of Xinpu's Xiaoli Stream, offers a unique opportunity to pick your own fruit in a natural, organic environment. For 30 years, this venue has committed to never using herbicides, allowing a harmonious ecosystem of plants and trees to thrive. The orchard is situated in a "wo" (valley) terrain, as the Hakka people call it, with gently undulating slopes that face the sun, ensuring the citrus fruits receive ample sunlight. A grassy parking area is available on-site, accommodating approximately six cars. The primary varieties grown here are Ponkan, Sugar Mandarin, and Emperor Mandarin, with smaller quantities of Tankan and Murcott mandarins also available, allowing visitors to enjoy different citrus picking experiences throughout the season. Typically, there is no entrance fee; you simply pay for the weight of the fruit you pick. As the harvest season for different citrus varieties can be affected by the year's climate, and daily fruit conditions vary, it is highly recommended that visitors call the orchard to confirm its opening status and available picking varieties before heading out. ### 箭竹窩果園 Mystery Shopper's Take Review #A Valley Orange Orchard Guarded by Circling Eagles REVIEWED BY [丹尼斯](https://www.twosevenths.com/en/tag/%E4%B8%B9%E5%B0%BC%E6%96%AF/) This isn't just about Hsinchu Orange Picking; it's about listening to the story of an orchard. Upon arriving at Jianzhugwo Orchard, the owner's warm greeting immediately melted away the fatigue of the journey. Their kind concern about the access road made us feel instantly at home, like returning to a childhood village. After receiving scissors and a charming retro "ka-tsi" bag, Dennis and his companions stepped into the vibrant hillside. The orchard retains its most original appearance, with simple dirt paths underfoot and the distinct aroma of citrus and earth filling the air. The owner shared that as they grew older and their physical strength declined, they transitioned to a tourist experience to share their love for the land. You could feel their deep connection to this place in every word. The rich ecology here is a delightful surprise. As Dennis focused on finding plump fruit, he looked up to see eagles circling in the blue sky, as if guarding the orchard. This also confirmed the pure, non-toxic farming environment. However, the terrain along the way is quite steep, so be mindful of the old wire netting left from earlier pear cultivation, which adds a touch of wild adventure to the experience. We recommend wearing comfortable, non-slip shoes. This Hsinchu Orange Picking experience yields more than just a bag full of oranges; it's a warm emotional connection between people and the land. The tangible satisfaction and sweetness of picking fruit by hand offer a simple, heartfelt joy that's hard to find in the city. Mystery Shopper Rating Parking 5/5 Attitude 5/5 Spacious 4/5 Variety 4/5 ### 箭竹窩果園 Basic Info Address 305, Taiwan, Hsinchu County, Xinpu Township, Zhaomen Village, 3 鄰 16 號 Hours Monday to Sunday, 08:00-17:00 ### 箭竹窩果園 Pricing From$30 [Log in to see full pricing & contact info](https://www.twosevenths.com/login?callbackUrl=%2Fen%2Fkid%2Ffarm-hsinchu-orange%2F) Report an error ✕ Jianzhugwo Orchard What is incorrect?＊ Business status Pricing Store address Opening hours Store photos Typo / error Layout issue What is the correct information?＊ Feel free to attach a screenshot Submit Cancel Recommended Reading ## You might also _like_ 05 ## Qionglin Wu Laoban Tiangang Tourist Orchard 芎林吳老闆天王柑觀光果園 Private Parking PLATE 05–03 ### 芎林吳老闆天王柑觀光果園 About the Venue Introduction For a unique Hsinchu Orange Picking experience, Qionglin Wu Laoban Tiangang Tourist Orchard, nestled in the mountains of Qionglin, specializes in the "Tainung Tiangang Orange," a variety known for its impressive size. This orchard is a bit off the beaten path, so driving yourself is recommended; there's a flat parking area that can accommodate about 9 to 10 cars. The Tiangang oranges grown here are a variety developed by the Agricultural Research Institute over 15 years. They're characterized by fruit that can reach 10 cm in diameter and weigh up to 600 grams per fruit. These oranges have thin, easy-to-peel skin and juicy flesh, making them one of the larger citrus varieties. The orchard primarily offers seasonal on-site fruit picking and gift box orders for Tiangang oranges. They also provide ecological tours, which require advance booking, allowing visitors to learn more about the cultivation environment. This venue is GAP-certified, ensuring that its farming practices adhere to relevant standards for quality assurance. The Tiangang orange season typically falls in autumn and winter, but the exact opening dates for picking can vary each year due to weather conditions. To ensure a smooth visit, individual visitors and groups are advised to confirm the orchard's open status and make reservations via phone or their official social media channels before heading out. ### 芎林吳老闆天王柑觀光果園 Mystery Shopper's Take Review #An Ecological Orchard Class: Living with Ducks REVIEWED BY [丹尼斯](https://www.twosevenths.com/en/tag/%E4%B8%B9%E5%B0%BC%E6%96%AF/) Stepping into Qionglin Wu Laoban Tiangang Tourist Orchard, the first sight isn't the fruit trees, but a waddling "duck army"—the orchard's natural weed control team! The owner ingeniously applies the wisdom of "duck-rice symbiosis" to orange orchard management, advocating for the harmonious coexistence of agriculture and ecology. This non-toxic, eco-friendly farming method immediately opened Dennis's eyes. Following Wu Laoban's enthusiastic lead, Dennis weaved through the heavily laden orange trees, the air filled with a faint, sweet citrus aroma. Wu Laoban pointed to each plump orange, detailing the characteristics and flavors of different varieties. The orchard also grows mulberries, lemons, and bananas. "Because we live and eat here ourselves!" the owner's simple words conveyed a deep respect for the land, making visitors feel especially at ease. Wu Laoban, a Hakka himself, fluently switches between Hakka, Taiwanese, and Mandarin, making the guided tour lively and engaging for both elders and children. This Hsinchu Orange Picking experience was more than just an activity; it felt like a valuable ecology lesson, deeply connecting people with nature. The freshly picked oranges can also be packed into exquisite gift boxes. For those looking to prepare a unique New Year's gift, the warm sentiment of hand-picked fruit might be an excellent choice. Mystery Shopper Rating Parking 5/5 Attitude 5/5 Spacious 4/5 Variety 5/5 ### 芎林吳老闆天王柑觀光果園 Basic Info Address Q4J5+X7, Zhongkeng Village, Qionglin, Hsinchu County, Taiwan 307 Hours Monday to Sunday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM ### 芎林吳老闆天王柑觀光果園 Pricing From$30 [Log in to see full pricing & contact info](https://www.twosevenths.com/login?callbackUrl=%2Fen%2Fkid%2Ffarm-hsinchu-orange%2F) Report an error ✕ Qionglin Wu Laoban Tiangang Tourist Orchard What is incorrect?＊ Business status Pricing Store address Opening hours Store photos Typo / error Layout issue What is the correct information?＊ Feel free to attach a screenshot Submit Cancel Editor's Note ## Final _Thoughts_ This concludes Twosevenths' recommendations for Hsinchu Orange Picking, based on our mystery shoppers' firsthand experiences at five Hsinchu orange orchards. Each venue offers unique orange varieties and cultivation methods, but all share the owners' deep passion for their orchards. 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