Must-visit in Jiading! The ancient charm of Nanxiang Tan Garden

✨ Located in Jiading District, Shanghai, Nanxiang Tan Garden was first built in 1605 and is a classic garden planned by the famous Ming Dynasty literati Li Liufang. The garden has a compact layout with numerous attractions such as Baozun Hall, Cizui Pavilion, Shanyu Tower, and Furong Pond, showcasing a rich cultural heritage.🍁 🚏 Convenient transportation, visitors can take bus routes 62, Jiading 119, or Hongnan Express Line, and get off at Yunxiang Temple Station, then walk to the garden. The ticket price for Tan Garden is 18 yuan, and it is open daily from 9 AM to 5 PM.🕘 🏯 Although Tan Garden is not large in size, its design of pavilions, terraces, bridges, and flowing water fully embodies the unique style of Jiangnan gardens. Especially the gourd-shaped 'Furong Pond,' which symbolizes good fortune and prosperity, is the essence of the garden.🎋 🏞️ Tan Garden is not only a great place for sightseeing but also an important window to understand the life of Ming Dynasty literati. The historical damages have been restored, and today's Tan Garden still retains its ancient charm, making it a place that people linger and forget to leave.🍂