Ancient literati gathering place|Songjiang Fangta Garden

|Songjiang Fangta Garden. Fangta Garden is a garden in the ancient city of Songjiang with the theme of viewing historical relics. The garden site was originally the bustling center of the ancient Huating in the Tang and Song Dynasties, and can be said to be a miniature of the original site of Songjiang. The Fangta in the garden was originally the Xingguo Changshou Temple, which was converted from a mansion in the second year of Qianyou of the Later Han Dynasty of the Five Dynasties (949). It was renamed Xingsheng Jiao Temple during the Dazhong Xiangfu period of the Song Dynasty (1008-1016). The temple tower (commonly known as Fangta) was built during the Xining to Yuanyou period of the Song Dynasty (1068-1093). 🌟Highlights: The screen wall in the garden is the oldest, most exquisite, and best preserved large-scale brick carving art treasure in Shanghai and even the whole country. The main attractions in the garden include the Song Dynasty Wangxian Bridge, the Ming Dynasty Lanrui Hall (also known as Nanmu Hall), the Qing Dynasty Tianfei Palace, the Qing Dynasty Chen Huacheng Ancestral Hall, the imitation ancient corridor (with Dong Qichang Huai Su sticker), the ancient moat, He Louxuan, Ta Yingfang, Wulao Peak, etc. There is also an ancient ginkgo tree, which is particularly outstanding in autumn. 📍Detailed address: No. 235, Zhongshan East Road, Songjiang District 🕙Business hours: 6:30-17:00 💰Average consumption: Ticket price 12 yuan