Travel Guide for OCT Creative Culture Park

🌀 The weather is okay after the typhoon, it's just a mix of sunny and overcast, but at least it didn't rain. I was lucky, the weather cleared up when I was taking photos, and I could see the blue sky and white clouds. ❗️OCT really matches well with the Japanese style too! ➡️ Travel Guide (Subway Travel Edition) 🧭 Navigate to "OCT Creative Culture Park". 🚇 Take the subway to Line 1 "Qiaocheng East Station" Exit A and walk about 700 meters, or Line 2 "Qiaocheng North Station" Exit B and walk about 1000 meters to enter the park. 🗺️ OCT is divided into South and North areas. Decide where to start your visit based on which subway exit you come from. The park is not small, but it's not confusing either, you can wander around freely. 📷 For the photos, the location is straight ahead from Qiaocheng North Exit B to the overpass. I went there around 4 pm, and the sunlight was slanting into the overpass, which is great for taking pictures. The 7th and 8th photos were taken inside the park. ‼️ Tips 1⃣️ If you're going there to wander the streets on your own, be mentally prepared. There are many groups doing street photography on weekends, and the park is quite crowded. You might need to overcome some awkwardness (I personally feel I still need to work on my courage). 2⃣️ There are quite a few nice coffee shops in the park. If you want to check them out on weekends, I suggest going early, otherwise, it can get a bit crowded. 3⃣️ It's recommended to bring mosquito repellent, as the park has a high rate of greenery coverage.