Jiulong Bay Rural Homestead

Jiulong Bay Rural Homestead

Jiulong Bay is known as the "Little Lesser Khingan Mountains of the South." With its pristine vitality, it has preserved centuries of timeless charm, offering today’s visitors an ideal destination for sightseeing and leisure, a perfect place to relax and have fun. Here, you can experience life as one of the Nine Dragons, imagine the sentiments of the Nine Dragon Maidens of Taihu Lake, and reflect on the grandeur of imperial visits in days gone by, becoming a carefree immortal “returning to simplicity and nature.”

Here lies a 1,200-acre expanse of pristine bamboo forest, lush tea fields that waft fragrant aromas. Following forest trails and hiking up to the mountaintop, you can gaze at the beautiful scenery of Taihu Lake. There are no crowds, no honking horns, no oppressive feeling of skyscrapers. Here, you can breathe the freshest air, purify your soul, and enjoy everything in quietness, leisure, and tranquility. Just like its very own attraction — Jiulong Villa — the homestead aims to provide people with a secluded hideaway, a clean and dreamless resting place, where you can filter out distractions, avoid social obligations, escape the city, and spend blissful days fishing and catching shrimp.

Jiulong Bay Rural Homestead boasts 18 various rural villas, 3 luxury villas, and 21 luxurious landscape restaurants, along with comprehensive facilities including various large, medium, and small meeting rooms, reception rooms, and entertainment amenities (sauna, foot bath, chess & cards, KTV, fishing), making it an excellent choice for business trips, conferences, and holiday retreats. Located in Hudai Town by Taihu Lake, this is a historic and culturally rich town with a long-standing heritage. It is home to the ancient battlefield Helu City from the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods; traces of Jiang Zhongzhen, the first top imperial scholar in Wuxi’s history; the former residence of Qin Jin, who served as Minister in two capitals and five ministries; the renowned Huazang Temple, famous for the Amitabha Buddha; and the picturesque Eighteen Bends of Taihu Lake. On the northern side of the Eighteen Bends lies an urban agricultural tourism area designated by the Wuxi Municipal Government as an eco-tourism and leisure destination — Jiulong Bay Rural Homestead. Relying on profound cultural landscapes and forging its own distinctive path, Jiulong Bay pursues excellence, celebrates pristine nature, and has established itself as a brand for natural ecological tourism in Wuxi. With 21 farm villas, an 8-kilometer mountain road, a 6-kilometer walking trail, 300 acres of contiguous tea plantations, 500 acres of dense bamboo forests, and 1,000 acres of virgin forest, every corner exudes the charm of secluded paths through serene woods, making it a perfect destination for contemporary ecological entertainment, returning to nature, and experiencing rural life.