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Explore the scenic landscapes of Huangxing Park, enjoy the peaceful atmosphere, and walk along the picturesque lake. Visitors can also enjoy outdoor activities such as jogging, tai chi, or simply relax in the green spaces.
Huangxing Park, located at the southern end of the Wujiaochang Municipal Sub-Center, straddles the north and south sides of Guoshun East Road, with the Public Office Nursery to the north. Adjacent to the planned University Town and just 200 meters from the Inner Ring Elevated Ramp, Huangxing Park offers convenient transportation, adding a green haven to Yangpu's millions of residents and becoming a popular destination for sightseeing and leisure.
Huangxing Park was designed to create an urban " forest , " simulating natural landscapes and emphasizing botanical landscaping to create an urban leisure green space with the qualities of natural landscapes. The park boasts over 180 plant species . The scenic area is arranged around the 87,000 -square-meter Huansha Lake, surrounded by rolling hills, gently sloping into the lake, and terraces and squares connecting to the green water, creating a picturesque and captivating landscape.
Huangxing Park has three entrances and exits located on the east, west, and north sides. Major attractions within the park include the Forest Waterscape Plaza, Huansha Lake, Urban Notes, Forest Dance, the Fan-Shaped Lawn, the Magnolia Viewing Area, the Waterside Corridor Fish Viewing Area, the Waterfowl Island, the Ginkgo Forest, the Shallow Bay, the Multi-faceted Hieroglyphic Stone, the Vine Garden, the Beigaoshan Pavilion, the Stacked Bridge and Willow Bank, and the Ailian Water House.
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May 1st - September 30th : 5:00-19 : 30
October 1st - April 30th : 6:00 AM - 6:30 PM
Huangxing Park is a historical and cultural park dedicated to Huang Xing, a revolutionary leader and key figure in the Xinhai Revolution. The park celebrates his contributions to Chinese history, and its design blends traditional Chinese architecture with modern landscapes.
Huangxing Park is located in the Yangpu District of Shanghai. It can be accessed by taking the metro to Huangxing Park Station (Line 10) or by taking a taxi or bus from the city center.
The park is open daily from 6:00 AM to 9:00 PM. The best times to visit are during early mornings or late afternoons to avoid crowds and enjoy cooler weather, especially in the spring or autumn.
Huangxing Park is free to enter. Some specific events or attractions within the park may require tickets, which can be purchased on-site.
No, you do not need to book tickets in advance for regular visits. However, for special events or performances, it is recommended to book tickets in advance if available.
A visit to Huangxing Park typically takes 1-2 hours, depending on your pace and interest in exploring the different sections of the park.
Key highlights include the lakeside views, the monument dedicated to Huang Xing, the historical buildings, and the lush gardens. The park also has a beautiful collection of traditional Chinese pavilions and bridges.
Guided tours are available in Mandarin, and audio guides may also be offered at certain times, especially during special exhibitions. It’s advisable to check for availability in advance.
The best photography spots include the tranquil lake views, the traditional bridges, and the monument to Huang Xing. Early mornings or late afternoons offer the best lighting for photos.
Start by exploring the central areas near the monument, walk along the lakeside, and then enjoy the gardens and pavilions. The park has plenty of green areas for a relaxing walk or a quiet moment.
While the park itself doesn't offer light shows, the beautiful night views of the lake and surrounding trees make evening visits enjoyable. Special performances may occur during festivals or cultural events.
The park can be busy on weekends and public holidays. The least crowded times are early mornings on weekdays.
The park has clean restrooms, rest areas, and a few small food stalls. There are also benches for relaxation and several shaded areas to enjoy the surroundings.
The park is wheelchair accessible, with wide paths and ramps. Elderly visitors and children can comfortably explore the park’s main areas.
Mobile payments like WeChat Pay and Alipay are commonly accepted at food stalls and shops inside the park. Cash may also be accepted, but mobile payments are more convenient.
There are a few casual eateries and cafes near Huangxing Park that serve local and Western food. Some popular options include noodle shops and cafes offering snacks and beverages.
There are vegetarian options available at nearby restaurants, though vegan and halal options may be limited in this area. It’s advisable to check menus beforehand.
There are several hotels near Huangxing Park, ranging from budget to mid-range options. Some nearby areas for accommodations include Yangpu District and the city center.
Nearby attractions include Fudan University, the Oriental Sports Center, and the Shanghai Jewish Refugees Museum. These can all be easily combined for a day trip.
There are a few souvenir shops near the park selling traditional Chinese handicrafts, including paintings, calligraphy, and small souvenirs such as keychains and magnets.
From Huangxing Park, you can take a taxi or use public transportation, including the nearby metro stations (Line 10) to continue your journey to other parts of Shanghai.
