Beautiful Countryside Escapes

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  Huanglongxian Tea Culture Tourism Village

  Nestled among lush tea fields, dense bamboo forests, and gentle mountains surrounded by clear streams, Huanglongxian Village feels like a slice of paradise on earth. This picturesque village, celebrated as one of China’s Top 10 Most Beautiful Villages, is a tea culture-themed retreat perfect for cycling, fishing, and, of course, sipping freshly brewed tea. Whether you're seeking relaxation or a deeper connection with nature, this serene destination offers a refreshing getaway from the city.

  Address:

  No. 1 Longfang Road, Paifang Community, Jiangning Subdistrict, Jiangning District, Nanjing

  Opening Hours:

  Open all day

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  Shishanxia Cultural Tourism Village

  With a history spanning nearly a thousand years, Shishanxia Village is a living testament to ancient rural life. The village is still home to its original residents, many of whom now run charming farm stays, traditional rice cake shops, and cozy guesthouses. Visitors can stroll through timeworn alleyways, admire local handicrafts, and enjoy delicious homemade cuisine. During local festivals—especially the lively Lishui New Year Market Festival—you’ll witness festive performances like traditional opera and lion dances.

  Address:

  Shishanxia Village, Jingqiao Town, Lishui District

  Opening Hours:

  Open all day

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  Ink-Style Danian (Shuimo Danian)

  Tucked at the foot of Laoshan Mountain, Shuimo Danian is surrounded by serene natural beauty. Centered around cycling culture, the area features a bicycle experience center, a rare Chinese Tiger Swallowtail Butterfly Pavilion, a children’s fun park, and inviting restaurants and guesthouses. It’s the perfect spot for a countryside retreat that blends recreation with relaxation.

  Address:

  Yongning Subdistrict, Pukou District

  Opening Hours:

  Open all day

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  Xiangtang Village

  Also nestled at the base of Laoshan, Xiangtang Village is embraced by mountains on three sides and bordered by water on the fourth—an idyllic hideaway that feels worlds away from the city. With stylish cafés, rustic restaurants, boutique guesthouses, campgrounds, and friendly cats and dogs roaming the area, it’s the ultimate spot for those seeking nature, comfort, and a touch of romance.

  Address:

  Caishi Road, Xiangtang, Pukou District

  Opening Hours:

  Open all day

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  Shitang Renjia (The People of Shitang)

  Located in Qianshitang Village within Nanjing’s Hengxi Subdistrict—often referred to as “Nanjing’s last hidden gem”—Shitang Renjia showcases the natural charm of the Shitang Bamboo Sea and is part of the “Five Blossoming Villages” initiative in Jiangning. Often called Nanjing’s mini Jiuzhaigou, the area spans over 2,000 hectares of bamboo forest and lies beside Jiulong Lake. Scenic spots like Jiulongtan, Wenzhutan, and the village itself offer breathtaking views year-round, featuring lush tea mountains, vast bamboo groves, and whispering pine forests—truly a paradise away from the noise.

  Address:

  Hengxi Subdistrict, Jiangning District

  Opening Hours:

  Open all day