What are the interesting places in Qingpu District of Shanghai?

Qingpu District, Shanghai, located in the west of Shanghai, is a new coastal area with beautiful ecological environment. There are many places worth visiting here:

Qingpu Wetland Park: the largest wetland park in Shanghai, with rich ecological landscape, animals and plants. You can watch birds, have a picnic, fish and so on.

Qingpu Powder Kiln: The oldest folk kiln site in Shanghai, built in Zhejiang Dynasty, has a long history. Now there is a powder kiln museum, which shows the history and culture of the powder kiln.

Jiang Bin Bay in Qingpu: A coastal wetland with a total area of more than 20,000 mu, rich in biodiversity, is an important stopping place for migratory birds and is listed as an important national wetland protection area.

Ancient dwellings in Haishu Town: Many ancient dwellings are concentrated, built in the Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China, mainly with blue bricks and red tiles, well preserved, reflecting the historical and cultural spirit of Haishu Town. Now it is a national 4A-level scenic spot.

Shanghai Aquarium: The newly-built large-scale aquarium in Shanghai fully demonstrates the marine ecology and resources of China, including dolphin show, touch pool and aquatic habitat. Suitable for the whole family to visit.

Qingpu Ancient Town: A well-preserved ancient town in Shanghai, with a long history and numerous ancient houses, temples and bridges, is an important material for studying the historical development of Shanghai and is listed as a national protected area.

Jinshan Town Seafood Market: Shanghai's largest seafood wholesale market, with more than ten seafood streets, is the favorite seafood consumption place of Shanghai people.

In addition, Qingpu also enjoys seashore activities such as bay and fishing. You can watch sea geese and birds in winter. Qingpu District has a beautiful natural ecological environment and a vast landscape, which is suitable for families and classmates to travel on weekends. I hope you will like Shanghai Qingpu!