Beautiful Villages

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  Bulao Village

  Bulao Village sits at the southern foot of Laoshan National Forest Park, on the western shore of the picturesque Xiangshan Lake. It neighbors the ancient Qifo Temple and connects to the Ning-Chu Expressway, just ten minutes from the Nanjing Yangtze River Tunnel — truly "not far from the city, yet closer to nature." Drawing on Laoshan's rich natural ecology and the village's unspoiled character, the creative collision of design, art, and culture has given rise to a variety of uniquely styled spaces. Here, visitors can enjoy five integrated resort experiences encompassing accommodation, dining, sightseeing, shopping, and entertainment — making it an ideal retreat and social destination for urban families.

  Address:

  103 Zhenqi Road, Jiangpu Street, Jiangbei New Area, Nanjing

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  Fujiabian Community

  Fujiabian Community nestles at the foot of Wuxiang Mountain, surrounded by mountains and water in a naturally blessed setting. Vast plum groves, sweeping bamboo forests, and rolling tea gardens create a landscape of quiet, unspoiled beauty. The community offers a wealth of rural experiences: Yuyuan is an open-air architectural museum showcasing traditional white-walled, dark-tiled Jiangnan residences in a charmingly rustic style. Guesthouses and campsites are tucked away in the hills, providing peaceful retreat options. For the more adventurous, a kayaking base offers exciting water sports. Stroll through flower fields, explore bamboo groves, taste freshly picked tea, or join engaging science activities — Fujiabian offers a relaxing yet fulfilling escape.

  Address:

  Fujiabian Community, Honglan Street, Lishui District, Nanjing

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  Daquan Village

  Daquan Village sits on the shores of the picturesque Daquan Lake, where rolling hills and farmhouses compose a tranquil pastoral scene. The leisure resort area centered on Daquan Lake and Zhima Ridge offers a harmonious landscape of mountains, water, and lush greenery. Visitors can stroll through the natural oxygen bar of the pond-cypress forest while admiring the shimmering lake, or explore the vast colorful-leaf nursery base and the patchwork of tea gardens and rice paddies. The Nanjing Jinling National Flower Peony Garden bursts into magnificent bloom in spring, while nearby attractions such as Guoziwang Ecological Park and Ningquan Potato Farm offer fruit-picking and family-friendly fun. Daquan Village seamlessly blends natural scenery, agricultural heritage, and rural life — a living embodiment of the vision: "to see the mountains, to see the water, and to feel at home."

  Address:

  Daquan Village, Zhuzhen Town, Liuhe District, Nanjing

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  Longshang Village

  Longshang Village is located in the eastern suburbs of Nanjing, on the western slope of Tangshan, nestled in a valley between Qinglong Mountain and Dalong Mountain. Its outstanding ecological environment and scenic mountain-water landscape have made it a popular destination. The village is home to social media hotspots such as the "Mini Sichuan-Tibet Highway," drawing large numbers of visitors. In recent years, Longshang Village has leveraged its "Longshang Wandering Valley" development plan to continuously diversify rural tourism, effectively supporting over 70 businesses including specialty restaurants, light-food cafés, leisure horse-riding, and health retreats. It has evolved into a comprehensive leisure resort destination integrating accommodation, outdoor camping, recreational sports, study tours, music salons, and wellness tourism — welcoming over 500,000 visitors annually.

  Address:

  Longshang Village, Tangshan Street, Jiangning District, Nanjing

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  Youzishan Village

  Youzishan Village is situated at the northern gateway of Dongba Street in Gaochun District, Nanjing, at the foot of Youzi Mountain and on the shores of Gucheng Lake — a beautiful, livable retreat where mountains and water meet. Rolling low hills, dense forests covering 86% of the area, and the crystal-clear Gucheng Lake reflecting the surrounding peaks create a landscape of graceful beauty and ecological richness. The village carries deep cultural significance: named after Confucius, who is said to have traveled here to lecture, it is the largest community of Confucius's descendants in China outside of Qufu, Shandong. Ancient sites including Zhenru Chan Temple, Zhenwu Temple, and Wensheng Temple remain well-preserved, with stele inscriptions and scholarly traditions passed down through the generations. Here, you can wander between lake and mountain, visit millennium-old heritage sites, contemplate Confucian culture, and enjoy a leisurely immersion in nature and human history.

  Address:

  Youzishan Village, Dongba Street, Gaochun District, Nanjing