The aerial walkway overlooks a colorful land painted with flowers and plants.

Shanghai Botanical Garden is divided into two areas, the South and North Gardens. Currently, the South Garden is undergoing a large-scale upgrade and renovation. Except for the Osmanthus Garden (photos 18–20) and two paid areas (the Orchid House and Bonsai Pavilion), there is little else to see. ✔️The North Garden of the Botanical Garden is designed as the "Shanghai Grand Garden" and has also undergone extensive renovation and is now open. ✔️🌵🌴🎄🍁🌾🥀 Unlike traditional garden landscapes, the North Garden features a more grand and expansive design, characterized by large-scale formations. It has an aerial walkway that allows visitors to enjoy the scenery from a better perspective (photos 1–6). 🌟Highlights: The North Garden includes an ornamental grass garden (where you can see rare colorful rice, photos 13–15), a rock garden, a Mediterranean garden, a camellia garden, an alpine plant pavilion (paid), a moss garden (not open), a bulb plant garden, a vine garden, a cold-resistant garden, and other special exhibition areas, all centered around a large park lake. 📍Detailed address: 1111 Longwu Road, Xuhui District, Shanghai. 🚉Transportation: Accessible via Shilong Road Station on Metro Line 3. 🕓Opening hours are the same as the South Garden: November to April 6:00 AM to 5:00 PM, May to October 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM.