Summer Special | Dragon Boat Festival in Qingpu is just too beautiful!

When it comes to our great Qingpu in Shanghai, Zhu Jiajiao ancient town is a must-visit, as well as the famous Grandma's Zongzi that can be found everywhere in the town. But who would have thought that this summer's trip to Qingpu would be so stunningly beautiful! 👉 Liantang Ancient Town·Dong She Village Apart from the renowned Liantang water bamboo and the must-visit Liantang Old Street, now there's also the incredibly beautiful Dong She Village Hydrangea Festival. Old houses submerged in a sea of hydrangeas, old bridges and alleys decorated with potted hydrangeas, everything looks amazing in photos! There are also so many activities during the Dragon Boat Festival that you can't even do them all: learn to make wind chimes with water bamboo leaves🆚hydrangeas, follow the teacher to sew a cute and clumsy sachet, and enjoy a simple local Tian Shan song performance. When hungry, just walk into the old streets and alleys, where the smell of pan-fried buns, Xiaolongbao, and Zongzi fills the air, making everything a delicious choice! 👉 Qingpu Ring City Water System Park Everyone knows that Qingpu is famous for its many rivers, lakes, and waters, no wonder the unique Ring City Water System Park can only be found in great Qingpu! I heard that as soon as tomorrow's holiday starts, you can go to the park's Shuicheng Gate to watch the dragon boat races, and there's also a zero-distance participation in the land dragon boat making activity, which sounds like so much fun! 👉 Xiayang Lake The beautiful Xiayang Lake, surrounded by various classic check-in spots like Qingpu Library/Qingpu Museum/Nanqing Garden/Beiqing Garden, was already high in aesthetic value, but unexpectedly, there was also a Dragon Boat Festival limited market: Qu Shui Ya Ji. On one side is the Dragon Boat Festival mugwort-themed camping area, and on the other side is a plethora of local Qingpu baking brands forming a baking embrace event, where you can eat delicious real bread and learn to make fake but realistic lye bread accessories. Plus, the Hanfu girls🆚traditional cultural and creative products in the market are a perfect match!