Where to Go in Shanghai on Weekends | A Hidden Taiwanese Manor by Dianshan Lake

A massive manor run by a Taiwanese couple on the shores of Dianshan Lake, tucked away on Shangcai Road at a small intersection marked with a bike lane—it's truly a real-life version of paradise‼️ Inside, you’ll find not only: 🏠 guest rooms perfect for team-building stays, 🏕️ an ultra-hardcore outdoor campsite, 🌽 hydroponic vegetable greenhouses, 💍 a wedding banquet hall, 🎸 an awesome international music and arts space, 🐢 but also nearly 100 acres of green turtle rice fields and a specialty restaurant, "Hong Jia Xuan · Turtle Cuisine," among other fully equipped and diverse facilities. 🙋‍♀️ Ideal for: Outdoor enthusiasts / Music lovers / Turtle cuisine fans 📝 Best uses: Family gatherings / Friend meetups / Corporate team-building Basic outdoor facilities like kayaking 🚣 and cycling 🚲 are available. Between Zone A and Zone B of the manor, there’s a river that connects directly to Dianshan Lake, where you can fish 🎣 (but bring your own fishing rod❗️). Since the manor has a restaurant specializing in turtle cuisine, the food is incredibly professional and delicious—truly on par with high-end city restaurants. For a B&B manor’s restaurant, it’s seriously impressive 👍 Highly recommend making a reservation to try it! They’ve even won several awards from Jinze Town 🥇 If you ever find yourself near Dianshan Lake for a getaway, don’t miss the chance to visit and explore!