Shanghai Songjiang One-Day Tour Guide

The beautiful mountains and waters of Shanghai are hidden in Songjiang District, known as the "root of Shanghai." Songjiang District has a long history of over 6,000 years and has preserved a good natural ecological environment. First stop: Sheshan, the forest back garden of Shanghai. Come to Sheshan on the weekend, leave behind the hustle and bustle of the metropolis, and enjoy a short break and a holiday with mountains and water. Sheshan is divided into East Sheshan and West Sheshan, which are said to be transformed from two giant pythons. The 12 peaks have turned the originally open plain into an undulating hilly area. There are the Roman-style Sheshan Catholic Church, observatory and seismograph, and Shanghai Astronomy Museum. Second stop: Guangfulin Relics Park, also the first underwater museum in Shanghai. The park has a library, Fulinta, exhibition hall, and art and culture areas. Third stop: Zuibaichi is one of the four famous gardens in Shanghai. It was built in the Song Dynasty and has a history of nearly a thousand years. Zuibaichi covers an area of about 5 hectares. It was originally the private residence of Zhu Zhichun, a scholar in the Song Dynasty, and was named Guyang Garden. Today, Zuibaichi still retains a large number of Ming and Qing buildings, such as Zhujia Shanfang, Yifang, Dushutang, Chishang Caotang, Baocheng Building, Xuehaitang, Diaohua Hall, etc., all of which have a history of hundreds of years.