Shenlu Grape Manor

Shenlu Grape Manor is located on the west side of the Sacred Way of the Ming Tombs in Changping District. It neighbors the urban area of Changping to the south, the Changling Tomb scenic area to the north, the Ming Tombs Reservoir to the east, and the Juyongguan section of the Great Wall to the west. Situated at a key tourism hub in northwest Beijing, the manor spans over 500 acres. Nestled in a prime tourist destination with beautiful surroundings, the manor’s expert horticulturists have carefully cultivated more than 20 major grape varieties and dozens of rare, high-quality, and unique grape cultivars. In addition, the manor grows a variety of fruit trees including cherries, flat peaches, honey peaches, nectarines, longevity peaches, Hosui pears, jujubes, and apples. From mid-May until the end of the year, visitors can come to the manor to hand-pick and enjoy a wide range of pollution-free, green, and delicious fruits. Moreover, you can adopt any one or more types of grapes to appreciate and savor. Shenlu Grape Manor is a modern agricultural estate that integrates grape culture exhibitions, agritourism, leisure and entertainment for residents, and the popularization of scientific knowledge.