The ginkgo season is coming to an end, and the autumn leaves in Qiuxiapu are in full bloom

Be sure to choose a sunny day to visit Qiuxiapu. This set was shot on December 13, 2024. Cloudy [Facepalm] There are actually quite a lot of people on weekday afternoons, after all, the area of ​​red leaves is only this big. But it's much better than the weekend. The red leaves in Qiuxiapu turn red in batches. Some of the earliest ones withered, and now the red ones are around the banks of Qingjingtang. The color around the pavilion is still more orange. This year, we can probably still see autumn colors on New Year’s Day [Facepalm] With this color level, there will definitely be red leaves in the Autumn Garden on New Year’s Day. - Qiuxiapu is not only a famous classical garden in Jiangnan, but also one of the five major classical gardens in Shanghai, with the longest history and the best preservation. By the way, let me introduce the five major classical gardens in Shanghai: Guyi Garden, Yu Garden, Qushui Garden, Zuibaichi Garden, and Qiuxia Garden. - ⭐Recommended gameplay: Qiuxiapu ➡ Jiading Museum ➡ Zhouqiao Old Street ➡ Huilongtan Park (enter from the north gate) ➡ Jiading Confucius Temple This time we came directly from the Jiading Museum. I really want to strongly recommend this to you. One reason is that Jiading Museum is very fun to visit. Another reason is that when you leave the museum, please look back at the autumn colors on the other side of the river. It turns out that this is the way I want to visit Qiuxia Garden, without having to squeeze with the crowds. - Qiuxia Garden 🎫Ticket price: 10 yuan 🚩Address: No. 314, East Street, Jiading Town, Jiading District, Shanghai 🅿Self-driving: There are relatively few parking spaces in Qiuxiapu, so you can park at the nearby RT-Mart. 8 yuan/hour