Absolutely worth including in your itinerary, still very quiet and undiscovered and not as tourist packed as the Dragon's Backbone terraces.See more..
4.5Ningbo Tiangong Manor(10 reviews) - Tiangong Farmstead - a Must See in Ningbo Friday: 7:26 AM - 4:33 PM Farms
Paid 120 rmb for two people for a day visit. Inside the area is a beautiful presentation of various types of plants and flowers of all sorts. There’s also a very old carnival area where there are some extremely rusted rides including bumper cards in a small roller coaster. These can be ridden for about 20 rmb each. However this is not the highlight of the place. The inside atrium area where all of the plants is amazing presentation and well done. There are clean toilets, and a few snack areas where you can get a drink during a hot day. If you’re looking for a place where you can relax, look at a variety of plants, and not feel rushed this is the place for you. It’s great for kids to because they can see all of these plants including cactus and other non-indigenous species.See more..
4.5Ningbo Daqiao Ecological Farm(7 reviews) - Место где можно отдохнуть душой (июль 2012) Friday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Farms
Если есть часа четыре, поезжайте и просто побродите по парку, прокатитесь на лодке и электромобиле. Созерцайте природу, даже не верится, что в регионе где все подчинено непрерывному труду есть такое место. Словами это не описать - здесь надо просто побывать. Не пожалеете.See more..
4.0Yuhuan Xuanmen Agriculture Park(2 reviews) - It is a farm Friday: 7:55 AM - 5:31 PM Farms It is just a farm with a wide range of fruit trees and vegetables being tended by a multitude of field workers, it has a path around all the region, we walked for about 2 hours. I imagine on the weekends it would be more full of fund and children but on a Friday afternoon all the "gift" shops were closed there was only a group doing wedding photos there. The so called sights are sign posted but we tried to find one feature called "Water garden" and every path we walked down which was sign posted, did not take us anywhere near the thing, it got to be a bit of a joke after awhile and I think we saw around 10 signs to the Water Garden and walked down every path but still could not find it. If anyone goes there and finds it please send me a picture.See more..
5.0Damunshan Riding Tea Garden(1 review) - A Fun, Relaxing Scenic Getaway Spent 1-2 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks • Farms • Scenic Walking Areas
Songyang is one of Lishui’s nine counties in Zhejiang and focuses most of its industry in producing high-quality teas. Over 7,500 hectares (about 29 square miles) of the county is devoted solely to the cultivation of tea fields, with more being created every day. This is one of the most famous tea fields in the area for tourists – its tea house was featured in the Architecture and Landscape section of the 2015 issue of Forbes Magazine! The sight that met me my first time at Damunshan felt like looking into a gorgeous, serene dreamscape. Ranks of neatly trimmed tea bushes stretched across rolling hills in a sea of green set amidst a backdrop of imposing mountains and clear blue skies. Breezes wafted, sending gentle ripples across the water of a lake. I recommend coming here, walking or cycling around the teafields, and then heading into the teahouse for a tea tasting! To get here: One may take a bus from Lishui center (Liandu County) or ask some generous friends to drive you here. It’s a half hour drive from Songyang’s Xinxing town to get to Damunshan. Damunshan (大木山骑行茶园) is actually considered a “Riding Tea Garden” as it’s labeled as China’s largest cycling tea garden. For 30 kuai, one may rent a mountain bike for two hours from the visitor’s center and cycle up and down winding, sometimes narrow, dirt or concrete paths through the fields and around the surrounding hillsides. 8.3 km of the track is designated for “leisure and fitness cycling” while another 7 km is for professionals. For those less cycling-inclined, there’s also a sightseeing electric car for 200 kuai that can be chartered for a group of seven people or less. Be forewarned that China has less safety standards than in the West: often, bikes are given without care to the bike’s conditions – the gears and/or brakes may be iffy, and there will probably be no helmets provided.See more..
