Guests can stay in huts that replicate a typical Chinese farming village. Rice paddies adorn the landscape complete with a marshland and small stream where guests can navigate their own harvesting boats. The only difference between this village and a real Chinese village: The Village's huts come complete with two bedrooms, kitchen, bathroom, dining/living area, TV/VCR with satellite, and computer with internet access.
Guests can also choose to stay in small temples (with same room features as the Village huts) that are nestled among the serene Bonsai Gardens. With several creeks, winding trails for exploration, and benches among the oriental landscape, these gardens are definitely a place for rest and relaxation.
Another option for guests are the temple-like pagodas that line the Shanghai River. Unlike the huts and temples, these dwellings have three bedrooms and two bathrooms; they're large enough for a family and their friends! The pagodas also have several other features (which all resort guests may use) including rock gardens, natural springs that act as swimming pools, and fishing excursions on the river.
