China's beekeeping industry slings for honey
The beehives are hung on the cliffs, following the natural nesting habits of bees, which can not only ensure the sunlight and temperature needed by bees, but also the rocks can block rainwater and prevent the beehives from being soaked in water. Then there is a good ecological environment in Shennongjia. The cliff honey here will be eaten by wild animals such as bears and yellow-throated minks every year. Putting it on the cliff can prevent wild animals from nuisance.
Chinese bees are native Chinese bees. With the introduction of western bees in the early 20th century and the tremendous changes in their living environment, their distribution areas and numbers have greatly reduced and they are on the verge of extinction. Because of the superior climatic conditions and unique geographical environment, Shennongjia has become a “refuge” for China Bee.
Nowadays, the “cliff honeycomb” has become a unique landscape. Tourists from all over the world come here. Shennongjia also relies on cliff honey + tourism to develop on-site viewing of cliff honey, ancient method of filtering cliff honey and other projects, and build a research base to build All kinds of cliff honey and tourism experience products allow tourists to see, touch and take away, increasing the sense of experience and satisfaction of tourists.
