Is there anything interesting near Qingpu, Shanghai?

Yes, Zhujiajiao is known as "Venice of Shanghai" and "Hollywood in the suburbs of Shanghai", also known as Zhu Jie Pavilion, commonly known as Zhu Xi, commonly known as "Li Jiao" and formerly known as Zhujiacun.

The Peach Blossom Garden in Qingcun Town has a long history, formerly known as "Wu Jia revetment", with Hangtang Road in the east and Nanfeng Highway in the south. Covering an area of more than 330 mu, it has tens of thousands of peach trees famous in the south of the Yangtze River. The folk customs in the park are simple, the houses are simple and generous, the flowers are full of flowers, and the fruit is overflowing.

Quanshan Ancient Site is located in Qianjiajing Village, Chonggu Town, Qingpu County. Although it is called a mountain, it is actually an oval earth platform artificially piled up more than 4,000 years ago. The mound is shaped like Zhoushan, so it is also called Zhoushan.

Qushui Garden was originally the spiritual garden of Miao Yi. It is said that in order to build this garden, every resident in the city was charged a penny, so it is also called "a garden".

Qinglong Tower and Qinglong Temple are located in Qinglong Village, Baihe (old qingpu town). Temple was built in the second year of Tang Tianbao (743). It was originally named Baode Temple and was renamed Long Fu Temple in the Song Dynasty. In the fifty-fourth year of Kangxi (17 15), the emperor made a southern tour, passing through Qinglong, wrote a letter of "Jing Yan Shou Xiang" and named the temple "Jiyun Temple". He also gave a statue of crystal Guanyin, a lotus fan splashed with gold and an apricot cassock, which were called "three treasures".