🌸 Gardens you should not miss in Shanghai

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Gardens in Shanghai 🌿🏯

Yuyuan Garden
• Explore this classical Chinese garden in the Old City, featuring rockeries, ponds, pavilions, and bridges. It’s a peaceful escape amid the bustling city. 🏞️
• Admire intricate carvings, bonsai displays, and traditional architecture, perfect for photography. 📸

Fuxing Park
• Stroll through this French-style park in the former French Concession, with tree-lined paths, fountains, and European-style landscaping. 🌳
• Watch locals practicing tai chi, dancing, or playing chess — a slice of local life. 🥋

Shanghai Botanical Garden
• Wander through 81 hectares of themed gardens, including roses, orchids, and tropical plants. 🌺
• Visit the greenhouse section to see exotic plants and seasonal flower exhibitions.

Century Park
• Shanghai’s largest park in Pudong, featuring lakes, gardens, walking paths, and open green spaces. 🌊
• Rent a bike or paddleboat, have a picnic, or enjoy a quiet walk amid nature. 🚴♀️

Gucun Park
• Known for its large cherry blossom area, ideal in spring. 🌸
• Enjoy wide open spaces for walking, cycling, and seasonal flower festivals.

Longhua Temple Gardens
• Combine a visit to the Longhua Temple with its peaceful gardens and pagodas. 🏯
• The area is perfect for a quiet stroll and experiencing traditional Chinese landscaping.

Shanghai’s gardens offer a peaceful contrast to the city’s skyscrapers, blending classical Chinese design, European influence, and modern green spaces. ✨