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Qibao means seven treasures and was built in Northern Song, growing into a prosperous business centre during the Ming and Qing dynasties. Besides attractions like the Qibao Temple and the Shadow Play Museum, you will also find an interesting range of local snacks such as glutinous rice balls, salt-baked quail eggs and sugar-coated haws.

Covering a vast 740,000 square metres, Shanghai Zoo houses over 6,000 animals, including more than 600 rare species. Discover native animals like giant pandas, golden monkeys and Manchurian tigers, as well as animals from all over the world like giraffes, kangaroos, penguins, hippopotamuses, sea lions, ostriches and cougars.

Located in Qingpu, Dianshan Lake is the source of the Huangpu River. Enjoy a range of activities including water sports, golf, fishing clubs, shooting galleries and a youth camping base. Or visit Rainbow Island, a fancy aquatic leisure resort.

Formed 1,700 years ago, Zhujiajiao is known as the Venice of Shanghai. The old town is connected by 36 bridges in different shapes and styles and boasts ancient streets, gardens and buildings built in the Ming and Qing dynasties, the most famous of which is the Kezhi Garden.

Chen Shan Botanical Garden spans more than 200 hectares, with over 9,000 species displayed across three spectacular glasshouses and 26 themed areas. It is also known for its large and growing education program for children and teenagers, and holds frequent flower shows throughout the year.

Panlong Tiandi, developed by ShuiOn Xintiandi, is an Urban Retreat destination known as the "Xintiandi in the Park." It revitalizes an old Jiangnan water town Panlong and introduces over 160 modern lifestyle brands, including Yuz Museum, along with outdoor activities such as skateboarding, equestrianism, cycling and baseball, offering ‘Another Way of Living’. 

Panlong Tiandi offers diverse experiences centered around culture and outdoor wellness: Giant pan-kou dragon boat wrapped with Chinese traditional textiles, Jiangnan boats decorated with traditional weaving, an expansive outdoor pet park, and the Panlong Fair, an Oriental aesthetic market by the water. Additionally, from June 21st to August 31st, Panlong Tiandi launches their summer campaign featuring night tours, moonlit melon patches, performances, and bubble parties on the green, bringing us back to the innocent of summer.