Shanghai | A Hidden Gem in Pudong: A Private B&B with a Touch of History.

In the fashionable and bustling Pudong, there is never a shortage of elements of big city life. Yet, in the historic Xinchang Ancient Town, the old mansions and courtyards from the Republic of China era are well-preserved. At Shanghai Yuda Lisha B&B, one can feel the traces left by time and touch the warmth of history. 🏡🏡 Stroll leisurely through the courtyard, follow the delicate path in the pond, where the trail winds through secluded corners, fish swim in the water, and unique ancient buildings with flying eaves are nestled among the trees. With rockeries and stones stacked in a picturesque disorder, every step changes the scene, and the old wooden materials, brick walls, sloping roofs, and beacon walls are all well-preserved, witnessing the changes of the times here. ☕☕ The inn has kept the old house's skywell courtyard intact. Chat and sip tea with friends in the courtyard, or step into the reception room filled with the charm of the Republic of China, decorated with ink calligraphy. The sharp old rooftops paired with the high-hanging, time-worn plaques exude a cultural atmosphere. In the quiet and elegant tea room, savor fine teas with friends, and don't miss the inn's specially prepared anglerfish stove-top rice, stove-top zongzi, eight-treasure rice, and corn peach gum soup, all with the traditional flavors of old Pudong. The furniture made of pure wood, adorned with calligraphy and paintings, retains the sharp roof with wooden beams of the old house, and the elegant and simple decorative style gives a sense of tranquility and distance sought by the ancients. Push open the carved old wooden door, quietly enjoy the view of the courtyard, flip through books, and relish the peace and comfort.