Introduction to Yusui Green Garden

Shanghai Yusui Green Garden is adjacent to Fengxian Bay Tourist Area in the south, Jinhai Road, the main north-south central road of Fengxian in the east, A4 Expressway connecting Shanghai and Zhejiang in the west, and Pingzhuang, the main east-west road in the district in the north. highway. Yusui Green Garden covers an area of ??550 acres and is divided into 4 areas: vineyard scenic area, wine workshop exhibition area, farm paradise and the fruit corridor that is being expanded. Yusui Green Garden is an agricultural sightseeing and tourism base integrating famous grape planting, new variety research and development, catering, accommodation, entertainment, and youth social practice points. The "369" corridor is a welcome corridor in Yusui Green Garden, with a total length of 380 meters, a height of 5.8 meters, and a width of 9.9 meters. There are pedestrian sightseeing paths on both sides of the promenade, and different grape varieties with bright colors are planted on the outside of the pedestrian path. On both sides of the corridor are flower and fruit greenhouses, where fruits, vegetables and flowers are grown in all seasons. Visitors can take a stroll on the sightseeing trail to enjoy the beautiful pastoral scenery. Vineyard Scenic Area Jiangnan Turpan Grape Corridor Walk through the 369 Corridor and enter the Yusui Green Garden. A grass-sliding slope can be seen on the south side of the main entrance. Grass skiing is one of the most popular rural excursions for teenagers. Then visit the vineyard scenic area. This is the main production base of Yusui Green Garden. There are standardized greenhouse facilities and 150 acres of grape cultivation. The air in the park is fresh and there is less pollution. There are now more than 80 grape varieties in the country, among which the European and Asian grapes are mainly grapes, such as Meirenzhi, Auguste, Jingyu, Muscat, etc. The Red Globe variety is the American red grape that citizens love to eat. Seedless white chicken heart is Qingti, which is an excellent dried variety like seedless white chicken heart. Kyoho grapes and Pingpong grapes, which are familiar European and American varieties to consumers, are also grown here. In addition, the park has 40 acres of oranges, pomegranates, dates, pears, peaches and more than 250 acres of vegetables and seedlings. Entering the 150-meter-long grape corridor is like arriving in Turpan, Xinjiang. In order to enrich tourist activities, during the grape harvest season from the end of June to early October every year, Yusui Green Garden allows tourists to pick grapes. The grapes picked are charged by weight.