Location & Transportation

Diyang Happy Farm sits in Tangdian Village, Liaozha Community, Chuansha New Town, Shanghai. It’s about a 40-minute drive from downtown Pudong (near Disney Resort) or a 15-minute ride from Pudong Airport. To get there:

  • By metro: Take Metro Line 2 to Chuansha Station, then transfer to local bus Chuansha 3 (get off at Liaozha).
  • By taxi: Tell drivers “Chuansha Liaozha Diyang Nongchang”—most know it.
  • By car: Parking is free and plentiful near the entrance.

Natural Attractions: Veggie-Themed Wonderland

Diyang Happy Farm isn’t just fields—it’s a colorful, playful world. The four Mickey Mouse-shaped greenhouses in the north are impossible to miss. Inside, they grow tropical fruits like mangoes, starfruits (carambola), and wax apples (lian wu) using heating tech. Even in cold weather, you’ll feel like you’re in a mini-jungle!

The farm’s real magic? Its vibrant rainbow crops:

  • Five-color tomatoes/peppers: Red, yellow, green, purple, and striped!
  • Shape-shifting pumpkins: Some look like UFOs, others like tiny balloons.
  • Tree-top produce: Tomato trees, pepper trees—yes, they exist!
  • Aroma gardens: Mint, rosemary, and other fragrant plants fill the air.

Bonus: The hydroponic zone grows strawberries, grapes, and blueberries without soil—pure science meets nature!

Unique Agricultural Features

What makes Diyang stand out? It mixes farming, education, and fun:

  • Creative farming: Weird but tasty stuff like watermelon-flavored melons.
  • Hands-on experiences: Pick veggies, milk goats, or plant your own seedlings.
  • Science meets soil: Learn how they grow tropical fruits in Shanghai’s climate.

Cool Stuff for Kids & Adults

For Families:

  • Petting zoo: Feed goats, ducks, and rabbits.
  • Puzzle gardens: Find veggies hidden in “mazes” of overgrown plants.
  • DIY workshops: Make soap from farm herbs or paint a pumpkin.

For Foodies:

  • Edible art: Taste rainbow tomatoes or spicy-sweet peppers.
  • Farm-to-table cafe: Fresh tomato soup, grilled corn, and herb teas.
  • Seasonal treats: Strawberry/watermelon festivals in summer!

For Photo Ops:

  • Mickey greenhouses: Perfect for quirky family pics.
  • Rainbow fields: Walk through rows of multicolored crops.
  • Hydroponic tunnels: futuristic-looking plant “factories.”

Extra Perks: A Day Without Stress

  • Shaded rest areas: Wooden pavilions with swings and picnic tables.
  • Gift shop: Buy seeds, jams, or potted herbs (great souvenirs!).
  • Guided tours: Free English-speaking staff explain the farm’s tech.

Pro Tips

  • Best time to visit: Spring (March-May) or fall (September-November)—mild weather, lots of harvests.
  • Wear: Comfy shoes (some areas are muddy), a hat, and sunscreen.
  • Language: Staff speak basic English, but download translation apps for deeper info.

Diyang Happy Farm isn’t just a farm—it’s a chance to play with food, learn weird agriculture facts, and escape city chaos. Whether you’re a kid chasing butterflies or a foodie hunting rare fruits, it’s a fresh, unforgettable day trip!