The Haixing Village in the northeast of Luojing Town, Baoshan District, is a Shanghai Water Resource Protection Zone (Level 2) with the natural ecological superiority of 1,000 mu conservation forest. On this basis, the Haixing Village has strengthened the efforts on developing the ecological leisure tourism. And the Starry Camp that has attracted great attention before the outbreak of the novel coronavirus pneumonia is to open next week.

The “online popular” Starry Camp is in the conservation forest in the Haixing Village. Amid the forest with the shadows of trees and flowers dancing in the breeze, there are 6 transparent and well-equipped “Mongolian yurts” connected by wooden trestles. As it is transparent, it would become a sunlight house when the weather is good and turn into a starry house when the top curtain is unveiled at night. Some visitors have been attracted there by its fame even at weekdays and they are looking forward to its early opening.

There is a torque post near the Starry Camp, offering self-services like storage, rain gears and vending machines to meet the daily necessity of visitors. When it is officially opened next week, tourists can choose hour rent or daily rent at affordable prices when making an appointment.

Deputy Director of the Luojing Town Rural Revitalization Office said, “It is still in trial operation. When it is officially opened, citizens can make an appointment online or at site. We hope to make it an online-popular scenic spot to attract more people to come here for entertainment and tourism on holidays.”