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Shang Manor on Longshan Mountain

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The manor is nestled amidst lush green mountains and clear waters. It lacks towering peaks, deep canyons, cascading waterfalls, or gushing springs; what it does have is the pristine pastoral scenery typical of the hilly regions of southern China. Speaking of travel: "旅" means to journey, and "游" means to explore. Its core value lies in: gaining experiences. In terms of experiences, there are two types: one emphasizes "having been there" and "having seen it"; the other focuses on immersion, participation, and enjoyment. [Shang Manor] offers everyone a refined experience of immersion, participation, and enjoyment. Located within Longshan Village, Taowu Town, Jiangning District, Nanjing, the manor covers an area of about 500 acres. The mountain we see here has long been referred to by locals as: Longshan (Dragon Mountain). Why is it called Dragon Mountain? Local lore offers somewhat legendary explanations, but we find it more genuine—and more fun—to simply present the natural beauty here and let everyone weave their own romantic stories.

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The manor is nestled amidst lush green mountains and clear waters. It lacks towering peaks, deep canyons, cascading waterfalls, or gushing springs; what it does have is the pristine pastoral scenery typical of the hilly regions of southern China. Speaking of travel: "旅" means to journey, and "游" means to explore. Its core value lies in: gaining experiences. In terms of experiences, there are two types: one emphasizes "having been there" and "having seen it"; the other focuses on immersion, participation, and enjoyment. [Shang Manor] offers everyone a refined experience of immersion, participation, and enjoyment. Located within Longshan Village, Taowu Town, Jiangning District, Nanjing, the manor covers an area of about 500 acres. The mountain we see here has long been referred to by locals as: Longshan (Dragon Mountain). Why is it called Dragon Mountain? Local lore offers somewhat legendary explanations, but we find it more genuine—and more fun—to simply present the natural beauty here and let everyone weave their own romantic stories.