Pipa Bay Eco-Farm

Pipa Bay Eco-Farm

Pipa Bay Eco-Farm is located in Shaojiaba Village, Tangqi Town, Yuhang District, Hangzhou. It borders Tangqi, Linping, Chongxian, and Deqing, and is situated 37 kilometers from Hangzhou and approximately 200 kilometers from Shanghai, directly serving the Hangjiahu area. The scenic spot features a thousand-acre original ecological organic orchard, a hundred-acre lotus pond, and waterfront architecture in the style of the Jiangnan water towns, all blending harmoniously to create an evergreen, fruit- and vegetable-scented ecological destination. Known as a "paradise for agricultural tourism and a year-round fruit-picking park."

The farm is dotted with ponds and fertile farmland, presenting a serene and elegant pastoral water town landscape, making it a beautiful eco-leisure and recreational area.

As part of the Grand Canal Conservation Project showcasing its splendor in the ancient town of Tangqi, Pipa Bay is a highlight of this effort. Spanning 1,368 acres, the eco-farm serves as a grand stage for inheriting and developing the culture of the Jiangnan water towns. It emphasizes local traditions while innovating, integrating water town culture, folk culture, leisure culture, business culture, and culinary culture. Over 300 acres of shimmering waters inspire poetic imagery; more than 1,000 acres of specialty fruits and vegetables offer the perfect setting to immerse yourself in rural life and experience the joy of labor and harvest. The farm's guesthouse, lakeside restaurant, distinctive wooden cabins, and various water town attractions provide ideal conditions for leisure and entertainment. A variety of uniquely designed meeting rooms serve as venues for gatherings and conferences.

Leveraging its environmental resources, the farm is designed around the theme of “Eat at the Farm, Stay at the Farm, Play at the Farm, Enjoy at the Farm, and Explore at the Farm.”

Plentiful fruits, beautiful waters, fragrant flowers, fresh fish, and clean air create the farm’s tranquil ambiance, making it not only a leisure paradise but also offering visitors a wonderful sense of “vast misty waters,” a “green paradise,” and a return to simplicity.