2025 Qingpu District Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in June)

Zhujiajiao (朱家角古镇), located in Shanghai’s Qingpu District, is a picturesque ancient water town known for its beautiful canals, stone bridges, and traditional Chinese architecture. Established over 1,700 years ago, Zhujiajiao offers visitors a glimpse into China’s rich history and culture. Stroll along the narrow alleyways, explore quaint teahouses, and visit the iconic Fangsheng Bridge, the longest stone bridge in Shanghai. You can take a peaceful boat ride through the canals, visit the ancient post office, and admire the many temples and gardens scattered throughout. Zhujiajiao is a perfect blend of history, serenity, and charm. #chinatrip #asiatrip #instatravel #chinatravel

Originally wanted to go to Binjiang Forest to take pictures of hydrangeas, but since dogs are not allowed, I came to this less crowded, beautiful, and niche village instead, located in Qingpu on the outskirts of Shanghai, close to Jiashan, just over an hour's drive from the city center. I didn't expect that the current rural revitalization would make these villages so colorful and photogenic. ❤️Photo Must-Visit 1️⃣Hydrangea Waterfall The hydrangea waterfall in the first picture is also the reason that attracted me to come here, and the colors of the flowers are staggeringly beautiful 2️⃣ Ancient Rui Long Bridge The bridge is covered with hydrangeas, and you can take pictures from various angles 3️⃣ Wild Ginger Cafe Located next to the ancient bridge, it's perfect for having a cup of coffee and playing with your dog when the afternoon sun is strong 4️⃣ Bamboo Bridge Located at the entrance, the bamboo bridge overlooks the endless fields 📸Photography Tips 1️⃣Choose a sunny day to come, otherwise the colors of the flowers will be dull 2️⃣The evening light around 5-6 o'clock is suitable for portrait photography, if you're just photographing flowers, the afternoon is also okay but it's very hot 3️⃣For clothing, it's recommended to wear light-colored dresses 4️⃣You can bring pets for a photo shoot 📌Other Tips 1️⃣Try to avoid weekends, it's not crowded 2️⃣There's only a cafe here, no restaurants 3️⃣It takes about 1 to 1.5 hours to drive here from the city center 4️⃣Pet-friendly, many people bring their dogs 📸Photography Date: June 3rd 📍Dong She Village, Qingpu District, Shanghai 🅿️Parking available at the entrance of Dong She Village Party and Masses Service Center

We have experienced to stay at this Citic Pacific (zhujiajiao) hotel. It is a nice hotel and very near Zhujiajiao, we took like 10 minutes walking to ancient town. The room is big and clean. Hotel is located nearby the lake… it is a strong wind at night. The afternoon tea lake hall is so busy, need to reserve early.

The Qingpu District of Shanghai offers a lot of possibilities for Kayaking. It is really relaxing to paddel through the canals, passing by some small local villages. The canals connected several small lakes and Qianshan Lake as well.

this water forest made me fall deeply inlove with autumn.

When we think of Shanghai, it's often as a bustling metropolis🌃, filled with skyscrapers🏢 and busy crowds. But few know that the Magic City hides a surprising urban countryside—Hemu Village. Legend has it that long ago, elders from two families on either side of Hemu Village🏘️ quarreled over the construction of a bridge🧱. However, their children advocated for harmony and friendship. Thus, when the stone bridge was completed, it was named "Hemu Bridge" (Bridge of Harmony), and the village inherited its name. Located in the eastern part of Zhaoxiang Town, Qingpu District, Hemu Village is close to Bailian Outlets, Xihongqiao Business District, and Panlong Tiandi. It features ten rural attractions🖼️, including "Harmony Pond & Scenic Colors," "Ancient Sluice & Flowing Streams," "Fragrant Red Pomelo," and "Rice Park." Stepping into Hemu Village, you'll find small bridges over flowing water🌊, lotus ponds🪷, and forest trails🌳—everywhere brimming with the essence of nature🍃. Birds🐦 sing in the warm breeze, while cicadas join the chorus, competing to see who can chirp more melodiously... I truly relish such leisurely and carefree moments. When tired from exploring, drop into a local home-style restaurant🍽️ to savor authentic rural flavors. Meanwhile, teahouses🍵 and cafes☕️ offer perfect spots to unwind, allowing you to enjoy a drink while soaking in the village's tranquility and warmth. This hidden gem✨ of the Magic City showcases an alternative lifestyle amid urban hustle. Here, you'll naturally slow down, immersing yourself in nature🌿 and experiencing the simplicity of rural living. Location: Hemu Village, Qingpu District, Shanghai Opening Hours: All day Admission: Free

Who knew quesadillas and iced coffee hit different in Shanghai ☕🌮 #TripMoments”

A place that no one knows about. There is a night market at the entrance of a quiet village, and there is also a small flea market.

Traditional Watertown food is a must when visiting Shanghai on vacation. As our friend visited from the UK, we headed to Zhujiajiao for the day, with the first stop at our favorite food spot. We always order the pork knuckle, which is sweet, salty and super tender. 10/10. The Hong shao rou. The small squares of pork belly are similar in taste to the pork knuckle, but they are easier to share, and they just need unwrapping from their leaves. 8/10 The vegetables l, soups and fish dishes are also really tasty, but less popular for tourist as some of the he tastes and smells are a little unusual. #shanghaitrip

Hidden away in the lanes of Zhujiajiao Shanghai is the best Tibetan restaurant in Shanghai. The little restaurant has a menu packed full of delicious Yak meat dishes, teas and homemade alcohols. Our favorites were the Yak ribs, the spicy potato bites and the yak cheeses. The tea is very sweet, but worth trying. it's very similar to an Indian masala tea. In the downstairs there is seating over the water and upstairs there is traditional floor tables, tapestries and tibbetan clothing decorating the venue. To find the restaurant. Search '牦牛餐厅' in dianping and you can make a reservation. 10/10 would reccomend if you are visiting Zhujiajiao. #shanghaitrip

🌿The sun shines slowly, covering the bluestone road of Xiaoximen in Qingpu with a layer of golden color. The mottled walls on the street seem to be telling stories of ancient times. The aroma wafting from the shop, mixed with the familiar greetings between neighbors, a picture full of fireworks slowly unfolds at Xiaoximen. 🌈The best guide to visit Xiaoximen, Qingpu District, Shanghai‼ ️‼ ️! I will help you avoid the pitfalls I have stepped into. 📍40 meters south of the intersection of Haiying Road and Zhijia Road, Qingpu District, Shanghai 🚇Metro Line 17 Caoying Road Station👉Transfer to Qingpu Bus No. 2 or No. 5 or take a taxi 🚗If you drive, just locate Qingpu Xiaoximen I found a hidden gem, but it's a mini version. Overall only 👇 An old street, a stone bridge and a row of old houses But the overall feeling is really good The small scenery is quite beautiful There are really few people, only one or two people passing by occasionally. The time is very quiet🌿, and it is very convenient to take pictures📷 - ✅Streets Enter from Xiaoximen and you will see an old street. Maybe because it's too unpopular Many shops on the street have closed ❌ The decoration is old and not maintained ✅Stone Bridge Cross the street and walk inside to get to Wanfu Bridge📍 This is the Qingpu Cultural Relics Protection Site The original stone bridge is quite impressive. There is a small river under the bridge, with old houses on both sides. There is a pomegranate tree at the bridge head on this side of the old street🌳 You can take photos under the pomegranate tree🤳 Full of artistic feeling There is a small forest on the other side. The trees are straight and tall 🌲 Looking up, I feel as if I am enveloped by time and space ✅Under the bridge The location under the bridge is great for taking photos Stone bridge and old houses reflected in the water It feels like a Jiangnan water village There are seats by the river, and some people are fishing, very leisurely There is also a small park next to it. There will be uncles and aunts gathering together for cultural activities Singing 🎹 Playing the piano 🎙️ The scenery in every corner is also very moving Like 👉The roof of the old house 👉Red windows and green leaves complement each other 👉The light and shadow formed by the sunlight falling on the dilapidated wall There is a unique sense of art - If you just walk around, you can finish it in 5️⃣ minutes Because it is really small, it is not worth coming here specially More suitable ✔️Specially for taking photos Few people and beautiful scenery, suitable for taking classical photos, literary photos, Hanfu photos, etc. ✔️Want to free yourself You can sit under the bridge and spend half an afternoon quietly. ✔️Planned tour to Qingpu Check in with the nearby 📍Qushui Garden📍Ring City Water System Park PS. Because the place is a little remote and there are not many people I think it's better not to go too late alone.

｜Treasure new countryside, few people and beautiful scenery during National Day. Hemu Village is located in Zhaoxiang, Qingpu District, Shanghai, near Qingpu Outlets. It may be the closest socialist new rural village to the city. The best season to visit is autumn. Under the warm autumn sun, the wheat fields exude the scent of harvest. The small-scale cafes and Japanese teahouses are perfect for gatherings with friends. Don’t want to queue during National Day? Want to travel easily during the holidays? Just go to Qingpu Hemu Village, enjoy the quietness and the scenery of the cartoon world with few people. You can also go back to your childhood and feel the simple happiness of childhood! The golden rice fields are so beautiful! Paint an oil painting in the autumn fields and let yourself have a golden pastoral dream early! Positioning: Pastoral dream of Hemu Village, Qingpu District, Shanghai Transportation: Drive to the Hemu Village temporary parking lot Public transportation: Take Metro Line 11 to Exit 3 of Xujing North City, then take Xujing Bus No. 2 to Xule Road Yinggang East Road and walk for 35 minutes to arrive.

Today I want to share with you a great place, in Shanghai~ 📍Qingpu Harmony Village, next to Bailian Outlets, is like a quiet countryside in the city. 🚗 Transportation Tips: It is recommended to drive by yourself. You can park on both sides of the road, but the road is narrower, and there are more and more people on weekends. Arrive early to grab a good seat. 🎫 Ticket information: Free ~ It's simply great! ✨Featured Experience: 🌾Idyllic Scenery: Strolling in Harmony Village, the fresh air and tranquil idyllic atmosphere hit your face. Rapeseed flowers in spring, rice fields in summer, golden, superb for taking pictures, every scenery is like a gift from nature. 🛍Water Street Style: The commercial facilities on both sides of the Xujing River are superb, with coffee shops and snack shops, allowing us to experience the convenience of urban life while enjoying the rural scenery. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Parent-child activities: There is a large flat land where you can camp, and there are also parent-child activities such as strawberry picking. 🥰Recommended Store: 🌟Wada Musha: Full of Japanese chill style, the courtyard is carefully decorated, every location seems to be born for photography, how to shoot looks good. 🌟 Harmony Coffee: The coffee is rich and fragrant, the ice cream is rich and silky, and the seats by the river make people feel more soothing. 🌟Harmony No. 1 Farmhouse: You can eat authentic farmhouse dishes, the taste is homely but full of warmth, and the price is very friendly to the people. 💡Tips: When there are many people, the paths in Harmony Village may be a bit crowded. It is a good choice to travel during off-peak hours or choose to walk. And there are shopping venues such as outlets nearby, so you can arrange a day trip, shopping and leisure.

Qingpu, the leader among the suburbs. There are not only many ancient towns, but also many water systems and lakes. Today is a summary, and I will explain the 5 most beautiful lakes in Qingpu at one time. And they are all popular tourist destinations during the holidays. Summer is a good time for a picnic to escape the heat. Let's take a look at what they are. 1️⃣Dianshan Lake, the source of the Huangpu River, is the largest natural freshwater lake in Shanghai, with a total area of ​​62 square kilometers. The shores of Dianshan Lake include four national 4A-level tourist attractions: Zhujiajiao Ancient Town, Oriental Land, Shanghai Grand View Garden, and Jinze Ancient Town. There is also the internet-famous Rainbow Bridge, which is the cover picture. It’s really beautiful at sunset! 2️⃣ Yuandang Lake. It is also known as Yuandang and Ruandang because of its shape which resembles a turtle. The area is quite large. After the renovation, it is now suitable for camping, cycling, hiking and sightseeing. There is also a Shanghai Grand View Garden nearby where you can visit. 3️⃣Dalian Lake is located in Qingxi Country Park and is famous for its lotus. In summer, the lotus leaves are everywhere, the lotus fragrance is quiet, and the scenery is breathtaking. In addition, there are hundreds of acres of reeds on the lake, and the falling reed flowers in the evening are a spectacular sight. Whether you want to take aerial photos or take portraits📷, this is a good place to go. Near Dalian Lake, don’t forget to check in at the “Water Forest”! Thousands of pond cypress trees, known as the "giant panda" of the plant world, are neatly arranged, which is quite spectacular. 4️⃣Xiayang Lake, the largest artificial lake in Qingpu New City, is mainly for viewing the scenery. His focus is on the Qingpu Library on the water and the butterfly-shaped Qingpu Museum. These two are good places to go during summer vacation 5️⃣Dadian Lake is located in the west of Qingpu and is round in shape. This lake is the most tourist attraction. It is divided into 14 ecological attractions of various sizes. The main focus is on plant science and beautiful scenery. The lotus flowers and ecological wetland island are still worth seeing and taking pictures📷. Okay, that’s a rough summary of the five great lakes. In fact, the point is that the area around water systems is indeed more suitable for cooling off in summer. I wish you all a wonderful end to the summer vacation. Follow me and let’s explore new travel destinations together!

I was originally planning to drive to Chenshan to photograph hydrangeas this weekend But I stumbled upon a village in Qingpu holding a hydrangea exhibition I changed my mind and came here on the spur of the moment Although the scale of hydrangeas here can't compare with those in large parks It's really quite distinctive! A two-story high 'climbing hydrangea' flower wall A stone bridge decorated as a hydrangea path Small boats surrounded by hydrangeas on the water A hydrangea garden created on the lawn Every spot is very photogenic A coffee shop ☕️ just opened in the village The building is also surrounded by clusters of hydrangeas Having afternoon tea here is quite nice There are also a few guesthouses being renovated It should be very lively in the future It is said that there will be some special themed activities during the Dragon Boat Festival If you don't want to travel too far during the short holiday, consider visiting here 🌟 Qingpu Liantang Dongshu Village 📍 Navigate to 'Dongshu Village Village Committee' 🅿️ Free parking at the entrance, if you arrive early in the morning you can drive a bit further to save some walking 💡 The village is not very big! If you really like hydrangeas, it's worth coming just for them, but if you want a richer experience, it's recommended to combine other attractions as well❗️ Within a half-hour drive, you can visit Fengjing, Zhujiajiao, and Dianshan Lake

The Wanshou Pagoda in Qingpu District, Shanghai, was built in the eighth year of the Qianlong era of the Qing Dynasty (1743). According to Wang Dexin's 'Pagoda Yard Record,' 'Local scholars, officials, and residents contributed money to imitate the Buddhist pagoda style and erected this towering and splendid structure outside the south gate, its vermillion and yellow brilliance reaching into the clouds. Upon completion, it was graced with the auspicious name 'Wanshou'... The people of the town gaze upon it and bow in reverence, grateful for the century of peace and prosperity it represents, and they chant prayers of longevity to express their gratitude to the nation. It is not merely a shining example of civilization like the stories of the Wild Goose Pagoda, nor just a place for the stylish to inscribe their names.' Therefore, this pagoda has no connection with Buddhism. After its completion, a temple, halls, and pavilions were built nearby, covering more than 30 acres, known as the Wanshou Pagoda Compound. In the thirty-ninth year of Qianlong's reign (1774), Xu Shu (a native of Baihe Jiangpu, a successful candidate in the highest imperial examinations) funded the restoration of the pagoda, 'The brilliance of gold and jade shone splendidly in the sky.' In the forty-third year (1778), the pagoda was struck by lightning and suffered significant damage. From the forty-sixth to the forty-seventh year (1781-1782), the Qing scholar Wang Chang compiled the 'Qingpu County Annals' in the pagoda compound. In the fifth year of the Jiaqing era (1800), the Qingxi Academy was built to the right of the pagoda compound, and Wang Chang was invited to lecture there. In the ninth year of the Guangxu era (1883), a coppersmith climbed the pagoda to steal tin and accidentally set fire to it while melting the tin, causing the wooden structure to be largely destroyed, leaving the pagoda's top and eaves gone. In 1959, it was listed as one of the county's first batch of cultural relics protection units. In 1982, a stone revetment was built along the river at the base of the pagoda, and a dragon-back flower window wall was constructed around it. In 1993, the pagoda body was further repaired and reinforced.

The Green Dragon Pagoda was originally built during the Changqing period of the Tang Dynasty (821-824), initially named Baode Temple Pagoda, as part of the Baode Temple complex. During the Song Dynasty, it was renamed along with the temple to Longfu Temple Pagoda, also known as the Green Dragon Wild Goose Pagoda, commonly referred to as the Green Dragon Pagoda. It is the 'Southern Pagoda' among the 'Seven Pagodas' of Qinglong Town, which was the earliest major seaport trading town in Shanghai. The Green Dragon Pagoda is a seven-story, octagonal structure made of brick and wood. The pagoda's body is brick-built, with a flat octagonal shape, a diameter of 6.6 meters, and four doors that alternate with each level. The original height of the seven stories was 41.5 meters, but now only 29.9 meters remain. Each level has a waist eave, brick arches, and projecting wooden components forming a flat balustrade. The inner walls are square in plan, receding and rotating 45° with each level. The temple pagoda has been repaired multiple times during the Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties, later damaged by war, and now only the pagoda body remains. In particular, during the Yuan Dynasty's Dade third year (1299), Zhihe first year (1328), and Zhizheng third year (1343), the pagoda was repaired by the Qinglong Town residents Renfa, his son Xiande, and grandson Shizhi, over three generations. In the 54th year of Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty (1715), Emperor Xuanye bestowed the name 'Jiyun Chan Temple' to Longfu Temple during his southern tour, and the pagoda was renamed accordingly. In 1954, the pagoda's spire was blown off, with the inscription 'Ming Chongzhen seventeenth year (1644)' on it, which is now collected in the Qingpu Museum. In 1992, the leaning pagoda body (deviating 1.56 meters from the center) was corrected and reinforced. The Green Dragon Pagoda has significant historical and cultural value and was announced as a Shanghai cultural relics protection unit in September 1962.

🏝️ Revealing the treasure island of Shanghai's summer aquatic forest In the hustle and bustle of Shanghai, there hides an astonishing "island" aquatic forest, as if you've stepped into a fairy tale world. This secret treasure spot is awe-inspiring and has become a perfect place for taking kids out and playing in the water. 🛶【Recommended Reason】: Enjoy the coolness and joy of summer ▪️Coolness Level: The water forest in the lake is 5℃ cooler than the outside temperature, making it a summer retreat. ▪️Convenient Access: Just 1.5 hours by car from Shanghai, you can reach this independent little island. ▪️Various Water Activities: Kayaking, paddleboarding, water gun fights, fishing, and more, plenty of fun. ▪️Delicious Barbecue: Purchase high-quality ingredients from Sam's Club and enjoy unlimited delicious barbecue. ▪️Enchanting Nights: Starry lights illuminate the night sky, while campfires and fireworks create a romantic atmosphere. ⛺【Camping tips】: Pay attention to details for a better experience ✔️Bring your children's water guns for more fun on the water. ✔️Pets are allowed, so your little dogs can also enjoy playing in the water. ✔️Free parking, and there will be a boat transfer to the island upon arrival. ✔️Book in advance: To enjoy barbecuing, water activities, and camping, advance booking is necessary. ✔️Suitable for all kinds of gatherings: company team building, friend gatherings, family outings, all are excellent choices. 📍: Qingpu Xi Island Campsite 🈺: Daytime slot 10:00-17:00, Evening slot 14:00-21:00 📸 This treasure campsite is waiting for your exploration, and now is the best time to experience the cool fun!

Qingpu District Detailed address: No. 8, Lane 123, Panding Road, Qingpu District, Shanghai 1. Transportation strategy: There are 5 parking lots above and below ground in Panlong Tiandi by car. Navigate to the appropriate parking lot as needed. We navigate to P5, and Yuz Museum is right up there. Parking is currently free. Take Metro Line 17, Panlong Road Subway Station, Exit 3, walk 500 meters from the pedestrian bridge, Exit 2, and go straight along Panlong Road to Panlong Tiandi. Opening hours: open all day, shops open from 10:00 to 22:00 Ticket price: free Highlights: The "Shanghai Panlong Tiandi" officially opened on April 29th is an ancient town, or more precisely, it is the first shopping mall in Shanghai based on the ancient town of Jiangnan! The second "Xintiandi" in Shanghai, Since its opening, the ancient town has been crowded with people on weekdays, holidays and weekends Cross Street: The "cross" pattern is the inner texture of Panlong Ancient Town, with streets formed by water and streets as markets, and alleys and blocks with organic density. New brands live side by side with century-old brands, and the unified layout of pink walls and black tiles gives people a sense of déjà vu of Little Kyoto yXianghua Bridge: Panlong Ancient Town had ten bridges in its heyday, the most famous of which was Xianghua Bridge, which was built in the Yuan Dynasty. The 700-year-old Xianghua Bridge still stands on the river and is the center of Panlong Tiandi Xiqiao Yubo: This place has been developed into an open waterfront leisure area. Huaqiao still stands on the river and is the center of Panlong Tiandi 9Xiqiao Yubo: This place has been developed into an open waterfront leisure area yYanyu Gallery Bridge: It inherits the form of the oriental classical stone arch bridge and integrates the western gallery bridge market format. The beauty of ancient architecture and the rich space complement each other √ Moonlight Panlong Light and Shadow Show: In the moonlight, the graceful and elegant scene elements of the Ten Scenes of Panlong are combined with the colorful and changing movement structure. Through the specific optical media of the modern field, a colorful light and shadow resonance bridge is projected in the corridor bridge space Cheng's Ancestral Hall: The Cheng Family Ancestral Hall was originally the place where the Cheng family worshipped their ancestors. It was built during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty and has a history of nearly 300 years. White walls and black tiles are very photogenic Longjiang Ancient Ferry: Panlong Tiandi Cruise Terminal Qushui Solitary Residence: This will be the COCO-MAT boutique hotel. The space of Qushui Surrounded Residence is inspired by the famous Jiangnan Garden "Tuisi Garden". Small bridges, pavilions, bamboo and white walls, as well as seasonal plant changes, highlight the unique aesthetics of the water town Panlong Bay: Located on the west side of Panlong Tiandi, leaning against the water, the Misty Rain Corridor Bridge, residential houses, stage, shops on the opposite side of the river, together with the scenery on the river bank, form a unique waterfront space Yihai Tingzhu: Surrounded by bamboo forests, the architect created the natural and cultural landscape of the "Rice Garden" with the intention of "crossing paths" Ancient temple bell ringing: "Panlong bell, shaking the blue dragon", the huge sound of the prayer bell tells the long past of the Jiangnan water town

This is in Shanghai! This time even I couldn’t believe it! About 1.5 hours from downtown Shanghai There is actually such a place hidden! ! Right in Qingpu! ! It’s so beautiful here! There are blue lakes and green forests here. There are also islands of all sizes where you can camp, play in the water, and fish... The shadows of the trees are swaying. What's incredible is that even if it's hot outside, it's at least 5 degrees cooler when you walk in. Camping, Photography, BBQ, Party Water play Fishing Kayaking Paddle board 》》 Reasons 11.5 hours in Shanghai, The Wizard of Oz on Lake Heart Island 2 Resort Island Fengzi, mint green lake water ③ Various plants and jungle provide shade 4. The campsite is suitable for taking photos. You can take photos with your mobile phone. You can play mahjong, karaoke and games in the party hall. During the day, the sun shines through the green woods, and the stream is filled with mist. It is very healing to walk along the forest path. As night falls, the lights in the entire camp are turned on, like a forest of fireflies. 99% of locals don’t know! Shanghai also has blue islands! This is in Shanghai! This time even I couldn’t believe it! About 1.5 hours from downtown Shanghai There is actually such a place hidden! ! Right in Qingpu! ! It’s so beautiful here! There are blue lakes and green forests here. There are also islands of all sizes where you can camp, play in the water, and fish... The shadows of the trees are swaying. What's incredible is that even if it's hot outside, it's at least 5 degrees cooler when you walk in. Camping, Photography, BBQ, Party Water play)Fishing Kayaking Paddle board 》》 Reasons 1.5 hours in Shanghai, The Wizard of Oz on Lake Island Resort island Fengzi, mint green lake water Various plants, jungle shade The campsite is suitable for taking photos, and you can take photos with your mobile phone. You can play mahjong, karaoke and games in the party hall. During the day, the sun shines through the green woods, and the stream is filled with mist. It is very healing to walk along the forest path. When night falls, the lights in the entire camp are turned on, like a forest of fireflies, so beautiful! You can come a little later in the afternoon when the sun is not so glaring and shines into the forest. It is really beautiful with the dancing lights and shadows. The campsite will prepare mosquito repellent, so you don't have to worry about mosquito bites. The campsite is fully equipped Very suitable for family gatherings, friends and group building It is also suitable for lazy people. You don't need to bring anything. Just bring your people and mouth. There are food and drinks here. Free parking Pet-friendly, pets allowed

Hemu Village, Zhaoxiang Town, Qingpu District, is a model village for rural revitalization. Thanks to its superior location in recent years, it has worked with Hongdou Group to create the "Hemu Water Street", and has gradually developed into a well-known cultural, tourism and leisure destination.

For those who like the outdoors, you must try kayaking and boarding, which are easy to learn. Last week, I checked in with my friends at the popular Shanghai Amazon Qingpu, which is right next to Dianshan Lake. ———————————————————— 🚗Transportation: It takes about 1 hour to get to the city center. It is more cost-effective to choose carpooling. 🏕️It can be called the Amazon of Shanghai. The tall and dense camphor trees on both sides 🏝️ gather towards the middle of the river 🌊, forming a natural arch. The scenery along the way is very beautiful 🌴, with ancient towns, reeds 🌵🌳 and water plants 🌿 —————————————————————— 📍Location: Yeluzi Outdoor Kayak Club (No. 427, Chengang Village, Qingpu District, Shanghai) You can navigate to Chen Guoshe and you can find it after a little search. ———————————————————————— 🏄‍♀️🚣‍♀️The club also has restaurants🍨🍰🍜 and cafes☕️🧋Even if you don't row, you can still sit there for an afternoon. ———————————————————— ⏱️Play time: It is recommended to arrive around 3 pm and go into the water at 4 pm🏞️Play for two hours, just in time to see the sunset🌄 —————————————————————— ⚠️Tips: ▪️Life jackets must be used properly in water sports🎽 ▪️There will be more mosquitoes near the water, so bring mosquito repellent spray ▪️The sun is stronger in summer☀️, so sun protection is a must. Sun protection clothing👚Sunglasses🕶️🌂

An experience to test your senses. Smells: The smells in the streets of Zhujiajiao vary from sweet and fruity, where there are candied snacks being made. To sour smells from the vinegar and pickled shops, To the stench of stinky tofu. Sights: There are beautiful vibrant fruit stalls with a variety of unusual and uncommon fruits, butchers in the open, ornate lanterns and lots of people. Touch: For those wanting a memonto, there are jewelry and art shops a plenty, most willing to o let you touch and try on their wears. Hear: Friendly locals will invite you into their tea/coffee shops to enjoy their offerings. Taste: There is so much food on offer, I'lp name my favorites. Pork knuckle, Hong shao rou, candied rice, walnut cakes, stinky tofu, horned fruit, tea, sour fish and fired breads. #shanghaitrip

When in a water town, the best way to get a true touristy experience is to take the boat tour. There are 5/6 Official boat quays, where you should be able to buy tickets and board the boats. After 3 different visits to Zhujiajiao, the reliability of the quays have varied, especially around meal times, but we have always had joy getting the boats from the wharf next to the Starbucks. The boat will take you under the 5 arch bridge and then North or South depending on your preference. I'd recommend heading North if you want to explore the more crowded area without needing to bustle through the crowds or South if you want to head into to the area of the town where more locals live. #shanghaitrip

Out-of-town tourists like the bustling and stylish Shanghai city center. And local residents prefer the lingering charm of the water towns in the suburbs. In Qingpu, Shanghai, there is a tranquil water town. Zhujiajiao Ancient Town is naturally prominent, and during holidays and festivals, tourists come in endless streams. And this Qu Water Garden hidden in Qingpu City is so beautiful, yet surprisingly few tourists visit! Little did people know that Qushui Garden, with a history of more than 230 years, is one of the five classical gardens in Shanghai, alongside Yuyuan Garden near the Bund, Guyi Garden in Nanxiang, Qiuxiapu Garden in Jiading, and Zuibaichi Garden in Songjiang. The Qushui Garden is located at No. 612 Park Road, Qingpu District, Shanghai. It was first built in the tenth year of the Qing Emperor Qianlong. It is said that in order to build this garden, one penny was collected from every resident in the city, so it is also called "Yiwen Garden". Later, pavilions and towers were added and subtracted one after another. Because the garden is next to Dayingpu, it was renamed Qushui Garden in the third year of Jiaqing, taking the meaning of "drinking wine by the winding stream" from Wang Xizhi's "Preface to the Orchid Pavilion Collection". It was destroyed by artillery fire during the Xianfeng period and was repaired and expanded during the Guangxu period. In the park, there are beautiful views in all seasons. Enjoy winter sweet and magnolia flowers in spring, lotus leaves in summer, red maple and golden osmanthus trees (100-year-old osmanthus tree) in autumn, and bask in the warm sun under ancient trees in winter. This beautiful garden used to charge a five yuan admission fee. Now it's unexpectedly free and open to the public, becoming the backyard of nearby residents. It's really such a blessing. If you visit Zhujiajiao or Wanda Mall, why not stay here for a while? If you drive by, you can park at the nearby Qiaozhiwan Shopping Center or Qingpu Hotel. If you take the subway, take Line 17 to Qingpu New City Station, then take Bus 17 to Zhongyiyuan or Baoqing Street and walk for 5 minutes to get here.

[The lavender field of the magical capital is comparable to Provence! Provence summer, the scent of lavender swirls in the air. The purple flower seas are one after another, layer by layer, and the whole world is painted with romantic colors, like a dream. Now you can feel this romance without flying to France! Is it a surprise? [Address Coordinates] Search for Dreams at 2365 Shentai Road, Zhujiajiao Town, Qingpu, Shanghai (the map also has the Xunmeng Garden Herb Farm, which is a place! [ How to get there] Take Subway Line 17 and get off at Zhujiajiao Station, then drop or taxi for about 35 yuan. Self-driving is also very convenient, the parking lot is very close to the entrance. [opening time 9