Shanghai Huaxia Park - A great place to take your kids to see the "elk".

Transportation: Take bus 188, 977, Xuchuan Line, Nanchuan Line, Xinchuan Line, Pudong 118, etc. to Huaxia Middle Road, Sunhong Road. Tips: The park is free to enter and no reservation is required. The park is about 3.5 km from the nearest subway station, so it is more convenient to take the bus, but there are many stops and it takes a bit longer. If you drive, navigate to Huaxia Park. There is a parking lot at the entrance of the park. To see the elk in the elk garden, it is best to walk around the elk garden. You may be able to "contact" the elk at close range. Huaxia Park should be a popular park in the Zhangjiang area. After all, many people call it Shanghai's "Nara Park". There are free-range sika deer in Japan's Nara Park, and Huaxia Park is home to Shanghai's native elk. Huaxia Park is more suitable for the cherry blossom season in spring and the lotus season in summer. There is a cherry blossom island in the park, and several lotus ponds of different sizes. Of course, the most distinctive is the elk garden. In addition to watching the elk up close, there is also a special tent area in the park, as well as a not-so-small open children's playground for children. In spring and autumn, in the sunny afternoon, set up a tent, bring your children, get close to nature, and enhance family affection. So, are you moved?