[2025 Shanghai Attraction] Travel Guide for Shanghai Botanical Garden (Updated Jul)

Shanghai Botanical Garden doesn't have many early cherry blossoms, but this one is divine. Near the lake, it exudes a rare sense of tranquility and peace, totally my style! Walk a little further along the lake, and you'll find another one that should be taller, but unfortunately, I was a bit late this year and it had already started to shed its blossoms. Early cherry blossoms are relatively scarce in the botanical garden as a whole, but you can look forward to the mid-season Tokyo cherry blossoms, which will be in full bloom at the end of March. The bridalwreath spiraea is also in full bloom, cascading like a beautiful waterfall! This is a park that locals often visit, and it's truly wonderful. - 📍Shanghai Botanical Garden Gate 3

🔥 Designed for children aged 3-12, including interactive games + off-peak tips + hidden gems ⏰ Best time: Weekday mornings before 10:00 / afternoons after 15:00 🌸 ​Top 6 Family Fun Spots 1⃣ ​Binjiang Forest Park (Double Park Edition)​ 🎮 How to play: Find 5 kinds of leaves in Zone 1 "Forest Treasure Hunt", and explore the "Nemophila Maze" in Zone 2 🍱 Picnic area: Binjiang lawn in Zone 2 (food delivery available to Gate 2) 🚗 Parking tip: Navigate to "Binjiang Youth Activity Center" for ample parking and charging stations 2⃣ ​Gucun Park (Ferris Wheel Edition)​ 🎡 Kids' perk: Free Ferris wheel rides for children under 1.2m (excluding holidays) 📸 Photo spot: Small train tracks in the cherry blossom forest near Gate 3 (bring your own bubble machine) 3⃣ ​Hongkou Football Stadium (Train Adventure)​ 🚇 Interactive task: Count the color changes of Line 8 trains (win a cherry blossom badge) ⚠ Safety tip: Avoid rush hour and use a child safety wristband 4⃣ ​Chenshan Botanical Garden (Science Edition)​ 🔍 Kids' class: Plant Detective class at 10:30/14:30 in the Greenhouse (on-site registration) 🎒 Equipment: Rent a children's microscope at the entrance (50 yuan/day) 5⃣ ​Minhang Cultural Park (Castle Adventure)​ 🏰 Scenario game: Crack the "Santorini Code" to find the Magnolia Fairy (get a task card at the service desk) 🍦 Special treat: Purple Magnolia Ice Cream (only available at Gate 2) 6⃣ ​Shanghai Botanical Garden (Peony Fairytale)​ 🌸 Family route: Peony Garden → Cherry Blossom Corridor → Children's Plant Laboratory 🧪 Experiment: Extract cherry blossom pigments to paint greeting cards (reservation required) 🌼 ​Hidden Gems 7⃣ ​Longhua Temple (Traditional Culture)​ 📿 Experience: Children's Buddhist scripture tracing (courtyard next to the Mahavira Hall) 🍜 Vegetarian recommendation: Vegetarian duck roll set meal (non-spicy) 8⃣ ​Wenshui Road Subway Station (Overpass Mission)​ 📸 Creative photo: Use cherry blossoms as a frame to take a nine-square grid photo (borrow props at Exit 4) 🎒 Safety gear: Non-slip socks (the metal floor of the overpass can be slippery) 9⃣ ​Miaojiang Road (Bridge Engineer)​ 🚧 Game: Recreate the Nanpu Bridge + cherry blossom trees with LEGOs ⏰ Golden hour: 1 hour before sunset for silhouette photos 🧳 ​Essential Items for Kids 🔸 ​Protection Trio: Anti-pollen mask + sun protection hat + washable bib 🔸 ​Entertainment Kit: Foldable drawing board + reusable cherry blossom stickers 🔸 ​Emergency Pack: Children's allergy medicine + foldable toilet seat + hemostatic bandages 🍽 ​Family Restaurant Recommendations ❤ ​Recommended: Forest Restaurant at Flowers Sea Ecological Park: Kids' meals include flower-shaped rice balls Jiaotong University Xuhui Campus Canteen: Open to the public! Get the same meal as top students for 5 yuan 🖤 ​Avoid: Lujiazui Central Green Space Cafe: Only American coffee, no kids' drinks Miaojiang Road Food Trucks: Mostly fried food and no handwashing facilities ⚠ ​Lessons Learned 1⃣ Avoid white jackets! Cherry blossom juice is difficult to clean 2⃣ The steps in Chenshan Quarry Garden are steep, not recommended for children under 5 3⃣ Running is prohibited in the Nanyuan Binjiang Tulip Area, educate children in advance 4⃣ Jiaotong University campus requires ID card swiping, be sure to bring it with you

I heard on the radio this week that the early cherry blossoms in many parks in Shanghai are in full bloom, so I finally have a reason to go to the park on the weekend. I used to come back on weekdays, but this time I came to see the flowers on the weekend. Although I was worried about the crowds, it was generally okay, and there was an even more lively spring atmosphere. 📍 Address: Shanghai Botanical Garden (No. 1111, Longwu Road, Xuhui District) 🚇 Transportation: Metro Line 15 Luoxiu Road Station, about 10 minutes walk 🌿 Highlights of cherry blossom viewing at Shanghai Botanical Garden: 🌸 There are many varieties, but not many are blooming at the moment. There is one by the river that is blooming particularly beautifully. 🌸 A surprise in spring, in addition to cherry blossoms, there is also a cherry tree in full bloom, and other flower buds are also blooming one after another 🌸 The environment is quiet, and the flowers, plants and trees make the whole park full of vitality, making people want to check out the new changes every week It’s really a blessing to live nearby, you can feel the changes of spring at any time! #ShanghaiCherryBlossom

🌸The plum blossoms in Shanghai are in bloom~ Please keep this map of Shanghai plum blossoms that I have been saving for several years 📍Century Park (⭐⭐⭐⭐) 🌸Near Gate 7, there are both red and white plum blossoms 📍Jing'an Sculpture Park (⭐⭐⭐⭐) 🌸Near Gate 3, the plum blossoms in Jing'an Sculpture Park are not limited in quantity, but they are of many varieties. 📍Flowering Sea Ecological Park (⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐) 🌸As expected of a large suburban park, the plum garden is very large, with both red and white plums, as well as a viewing platform, seats and boats for taking photos. Nothing wrong except it's too far away 📍Guangfulin Cultural Site (⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐) ❤️Highly recommended! 🌸Sanyuan Palace, Pagoda, Zhiye Zen Temple, red walls and red plum blossoms. 🌸The Hui-style architecture of Yichi Garden, with white walls and red plum blossoms. They are all very beautiful 📍Shanghai Botanical Garden (⭐⭐⭐) 🌸Concentrated in the plum garden, no layout, very challenging to shoot

Shanghai is home to several stunning spots to enjoy cherry blossoms in full bloom, with each offering a unique experience. 📍Gucun Park: boasts over 10,000 cherry trees and is a popular destination for cherry blossom festivals in early spring. 📍Century Park: visitors can stroll through peaceful paths lined with cherry trees, creating a serene atmosphere. 📍Shanghai Botanical Garden: offers a mix of traditional Chinese landscaping and cherry blossoms. 📍Fuxing Park: provides a charming backdrop with its historical architecture. Even if you don’t go to one of these places, you’re bound to see some cherry blossoms around the city as they line the streets, local parks, and more! #asiatrip #china #nature #cherryblossom2024 #cherryblossom #shanghai

#shanghaitrip Here are some tips for visiting the Shanghai Botanic Garden: 1. Plan ahead: Before you go, check the weather forecast and plan your visit accordingly. Also, make sure to check the opening hours and admission fees. 2. Wear comfortable shoes: The Shanghai Botanic Garden is quite large, so be prepared to do some walking. Wear comfortable shoes and dress appropriately for the weather. 3. Bring water and snacks: There are a few cafes and food stalls in the garden, but it's always a good idea to bring some water and snacks with you to keep you refreshed and energized. 4. Take a map: The Shanghai Botanic Garden is quite large, so it's a good idea to take a map with you. You can get one at the entrance or download it online beforehand. 5. Visit in spring or autumn: The best time to visit the Shanghai Botanic Garden is in spring (March to May) or autumn (September to November) when the weather is mild and the flowers are in bloom. 6. Don't miss the highlights: The Shanghai Botanic Garden has many highlights, including the Magnolia Garden, Rose Garden, Peony Garden, and Bonsai Garden. Make sure to check them out. 7. Respect the rules: The Shanghai Botanic Garden has rules to ensure the safety of visitors and the preservation of the plants. Make sure to follow them. I hope you find these tips helpful and enjoy your visit to the Shanghai Botanic Garden!

Located in the suburbs of Xuihui district, Shanghai, the Botanical garden opens its gates to a fantastic world the beauty of which is incredible. Start your journey in the morning to stay hustle-free of enjoying every corner of this amazing park. If you are a picnic lover, then this is the exact place for you! Put a tent and admire the unlimited beauty of the nature, switch from meditation to the tweeting sound, relax your body and mind.#mytripvlog

Shanghai Botanical Gardens ~ Clear instructions, payment required to enter. Some parts of the garden are under renovation. Beautiful gardens, frequent exhibitions, full of an atmosphere of peace, quiet, exploration and entertainment. There are check-in spots everywhere. 👍👍👍👍👍 No. 997, Longwu Road, Xuhui District, Shanghai, China

Shanghai Qiantan Shangri-La Hotel The location is fantastic📍 I just came back from Shanghai Qiantan Shangri-La Hotel, and this place is absolutely amazing! The hotel is located in Shanghai's Qiantan area with super convenient transportation. It's very close to the subway station, making it easy to get to downtown or nearby attractions. The surrounding environment is excellent too, with many parks nearby like Qiantan Friendship Park. I went there every morning for a jog, breathing fresh air and enjoying the tranquility of nature - it was so delightful. The stay was full of surprises🎁 The moment I stepped into the hotel lobby, I was struck by its sophistication. The front desk staff were extremely warm and welcoming, and the check-in process was super quick without any waiting. They were so thoughtful - noticing I had quite a bit of luggage, they immediately had someone help carry it to my room. The room was absolutely stunning, tastefully decorated with an incredibly soft bed that provided the most comfortable sleep. The view from the room was spectacular too - opening the curtains revealed beautiful scenery outside. The weather was perfect during my stay, with sunlight streaming in, brightening up the entire room and lifting my spirits. The fitness facilities are super complete💪 The hotel's fitness facilities were my favorite part. The gym was fully equipped with treadmills, spinning bikes, and all kinds of strength training equipment - all brand new and fantastic to use. I worked out there every morning, working up a good sweat that left me energized for the day. The biggest surprise was the hotel pool - it was huge with excellent water quality and a very peaceful atmosphere. When I went swimming one afternoon, I practically had the whole pool to myself. I swam several laps, thoroughly enjoying the freedom. The hotel also offers yoga classes - I joined one session with the instructor and felt completely relaxed afterward - so comfortable. The attention to detail was heartwarming❤️ The hotel really excelled in the little details. One night when I returned quite late, the front desk staff had thoughtfully left a light on for me, which made me feel so warm inside. Another time when I forgot my swimsuit, the hotel shop offered swimsuit rentals - a bit pricey but a real lifesaver. The hotel restaurant was excellent too, with an incredibly varied breakfast selection including Chinese congee and buns as well as Western bread and milk - I ate to my heart's content every morning. The restaurant staff were exceptionally attentive, always ready to assist whenever I needed anything. Nearby attractions are super fun🎡 There are plenty of attractions near the hotel too. Taikoo Li Qiantan is just a short distance away with its distinctive architectural style, featuring many trendy shops and restaurants - I visited several popular eateries and tried lots of delicious food. There's also Shanghai Botanical Garden with its vast variety of plants - I particularly enjoyed the tropical plant greenhouse where I saw many unusual species. And getting to Shanghai Disneyland from the hotel is very convenient too - I made a special trip there one day and had a blast playing all day long. Other tips💡 If you're planning to visit Shanghai Qiantan Shangri-La Hotel, here are some tips I can share: First, book your room in advance, especially during holidays when rooms are in high demand. Second, check out the hotel's activities beforehand - sometimes they have special promotions or themed events that can enrich your stay. Third, while the hotel restaurants are delicious, they're a bit pricey - if you want to save money, there are many great dining options in the surrounding area that are more budget-friendly.

#aprilblooms #botanicgardens , In April, botanical gardens burst with life. Spring blooms like tulips, cherry blossoms, and daffodils paint vibrant colors across lush green landscapes. Fresh scents fill the air, and trees begin to sprout new leaves. It’s a perfect time for a peaceful stroll, with cool breezes and bright flowers creating a serene, refreshing atmosphere.

#cherryblossom25 International Flower Show — And No Crowds?! Early summer tip from your flower-loving class rep! 🧚🏻♀️✨ The Shanghai Botanical Garden is once again hosting the International Flower Show, and as the main venue, it’s truly living up to the hype — but surprisingly quiet in all the best corners! With its massive open space, the garden is like a canvas splashed with bold, blooming colors. 💐 Huge floral installations are scattered by the water's edge — absolutely breathtaking! There are also tons of themed exhibitions, so many that I couldn’t possibly capture them all. Most visitors seem to be flocking to the rose garden, which means this area of the flower show is peaceful, spacious, and perfect for photos. Honestly, I felt like I had it all to myself! 🎟️ Entrance Fee: FREE 📍 Location: Shanghai Botanical Garden, International Flower Show Zone #travel

Are you still worried about crowded popular attractions? Come to the Shanghai Botanical Garden International Flower Show and unlock a new niche flower viewing experience! 🌸 Highlights of the treasure flower show As the main venue for the 2025 Shanghai International Flower Show, the Shanghai Botanical Garden has a full range of advantages! It covers a large area, and large swaths of flowers bloom wantonly along the water's edge, like nature spilling over a palette. Without the hustle and bustle of crowds, you can immerse yourself in the flowers to your heart's content, and every photo you take is a masterpiece. Moreover, the flower show does not have a single theme flower. The "blooming of hundreds of flowers" allows you to see enough at one time. There are more than 2,500 kinds of new and high-quality characteristic plants, as well as 150 kinds of rare plants and 270 kinds of new and high-quality flowers. It is simply a paradise for plant lovers! 📍 Specific location and information 📍Address: Navigate directly to Shanghai Botanical Garden. 🎫Tickets: Free admission (the price of tickets for specialized gardens remains unchanged, and discounts remain unchanged). 🕙Exhibition period: April 18, 2025–May 11, 2025. 🌷 Photo check-in guide It is highly recommended to go to the flower modeling area by the water. The flowers and waterscape complement each other, and it is super beautiful whether you take panoramic views or close-ups. There is also the award-winning works display area of the "Future Garden Designer Competition". The 5 groups of gardens with different styles are full of creativity and ingenuity, making them excellent spots for taking photos. 🚗 Travel tips You can choose to travel by public transportation, taking the subway and then transferring to a bus, which is convenient and environmentally friendly. If you choose to drive, be sure to find out the location and fees of the parking lot in advance. While not many people know about it yet, come to the Shanghai Botanical Garden International Flower Show and encounter a romantic flower event that is exclusively yours!

The 2025 Shanghai International Flower Show is an international flower show held in Shanghai with the theme of "Flowers Bloom in Xintiandi." The main venues will be located in the Shanghai Botanical Garden and Huangpu Xintiandi, and the exhibition period will be from Friday, April 18 to Sunday, May 11, 2025. The two sections, "World Garden" and "Theme Garden," closely follow the concepts of "harmonious coexistence between man and nature" and "park city." 22 groups of garden attractions with diverse styles will be launched to express biodiversity through landscape art, bring people, cities, and nature closer, and cultivate the concept of harmonious coexistence between man and nature.

Shanghai roses are in full bloom from mid-to-late April to early May. The best viewing period has begun in Yangpu Riverside, Xuhui Riverside, Shanghai Botanical Garden, Houtan Riverside, Xuhui Wending Road, and other places. Strolling through them is like being in a sea of flowers, and the rich floral fragrance is intoxicating.

Walking through the Shanghai Botanical Garden was a serene and unforgettable experience. The garden, lush and full of life, offered a welcome escape from the city's energy. Paths lined with blooming cherry blossoms, peonies, camellias, and roses led me through a vibrant world of color and fragrance. The most breathtaking part was the orchid greenhouse. Stepping inside felt like entering a tropical dream 💕🩷. The air was warm and rich with floral scent. Phalaenopsis orchids floated like butterflies, while Cattleyas gleamed in shades of purple and gold. Vandas hung in mid-air, their roots dancing in the mist. The sheer variety and beauty of the orchids was mesmerizing. That quiet, flower-filled space left a deep impression, calm, colorful, and filled with nature’s quiet magic ✨. It’s a memory I’ll hold onto for a long time 💗. #garden #flowerlover #shanghai #shanghaitrip

#cherryblossom25 The Shanghai Botanical Garden, located at 1111 Longwu Road, Xuhui District, is a serene destination for cherry blossom viewing, offering a peaceful alternative to the city's more crowded spots. 🌸Blooming Season Cherry blossoms typically bloom from March to April, with peak viewing in late March. The garden features various cherry species, including Tokyo cherry (Prunus × yedoensis). 🕰️Opening Hours: Daily from 7:00 AM to 5:00PM. Admission: Standard tickets are priced at 15. 🚇Transportation: Accessible via Metro Line 3 to Shilong Road Station, followed by a short wlk.

#cherryblossom25 This garden is more than just cherry blossoms — it's a living museum of plant life, and spring is the perfect time to explore it. The cherry trees are found in a few concentrated sections, each showcasing different varieties and blooming stages. It was fascinating to see the contrasts — from fluffy pink double-petaled sakura to delicate white wild types. The garden’s layout is peaceful, with winding paths, ponds, and rock gardens that give a more intimate feel than larger parks. I even joined a free flower-themed calligraphy session they were offering in the garden courtyard. A serene and educational cherry blossom escape.

🌿[02 Girl's Shanghai Botanical Garden Walking Diary]🌺 "In the concrete forest, there is a healing-type Oz-' 📸 Camera 1: Breaking into Monet's Garden Squat for half an hour by the giant water lily pond Finally captured the moment when the sunlight penetrated the petals✨ (Comes with photo tips: 3pm backlight beauty!) 🌵 Camera 2: The Adventures of Succulent House Found a cactus larger than the face Pretend to be on vacation in the Mexican desert🏜️ (Actually secretly touched the fluff...shhh) 🌸 Shot 3: Cherry Blossom Forest Limited Romance I suddenly understand what "Luo Ying Colorful" is. My hair is stained with the smell of spring🍃 💡 Hidden gameplay get✓ Greenhouse Drift Bottle Experience → Write to yourself ten years from now Tea Room Deep in the Bamboo Grove → $28 to unlock Song Yun Afternoon Tea “When 23°C winds sweep through the fir groves. Suddenly I forgave myself for losing sleep last night” 📍At this moment coordinates: Wutong Road, Gate 3, Shanghai Botanical Garden 🎫 Ticket Assassin? It doesn't exist! 15 dollars buys happiness #Shanghai Weekend Escape Plan #Generation Z Healing Way #Botanical Garden Outfit OOTD🌿 [02 Girls' Shanghai Botanical Garden Strategy] 🚇 **🚇Transportation Guide** ▫️ Get off at "Shilong Road Station" on Metro Line 3 and ride a shared bicycle for 5 minutes (the sycamore trees along the way are super atmospheric!) ▫️Driving to navigate the "Shanghai Botanical Garden Gate 1" parking lot, it is recommended to arrive before 9pm on weekends (parking fee is $8/hour) **🎫 Ticket Eggs** ✅ Large ticket $15 (Student ID $7.5!) ✅ Exhibition Conservatory $30 (but! Free every Tuesday!!️) ✅ Seniors/under 6 years old/military free ✨ Hidden benefits: Follow the official WeChat account to book a free bonsai garden explanation (two sessions at 10:00/14:00 per day) **💡 My rampage route** Enter at door 1 → go straight to the cherry blossom forest (less crowded in the morning!) → drink hand-brewed coffee in the bamboo garden → shoot a sci-fi blockbuster in the greenhouse → lie down on the lawn and wait for sunset "The milk tea money saved was exchanged for the tenderness of a whole spring" #Shanghai Poor Travel Bible #College Student Special Forces Travel #Botanical Garden The code is the sound of flowers blooming 🌿 [02 girls' Shanghai Botanical Garden characteristics full analysis] 📸 **🌳 Hardcore Ecosystem** • **15 Specialty Gardens**: From desert cacti to tropical rainforest ferns, it’s like playing the “Earth OL” plant atlas • **Town Garden Treasure**: - Knows stealth "Crystal Orchid" (saprophytic plant, super hard to find!) - The trunk of the living fossil "Ginkgo King" requires 3 people to embrace **🎨 Aesthetic Crit** • **Seasonal Skins**: - Cherry Blossom Road in March (falling speed 5cm/sec) - November Ginkgo Golden Rain (Best Photo Spot is around the corner of Pine Garden) • **Greenhouse Dome**: A checkerboard of light and shadow composed of rhombus glass, with its own soft light filter on rainy days **🤹 Magical Interaction** • Touchable Area: - Mimosa collective autism scene - Bump mint (scent on fingers for 3 hours after rua) • Hidden NPCs: - A professor at the Academy of Fine Arts who is always sketching (will teach you composition) - The Squirrel Family haunts at tea time **💡 Counter-common sense trivia** ✓ Bamboo grows “click” late at night ✓ Medicinal botanical gardens can smell the blue root ice cream ✓ The water fir forest will have a "foggy" spectacle in winter **📆 Time Magic** 07:00-09:00 “Green Wild Breath” mode in the morning fog 🌿【02 Girls' Shanghai Botanical Garden Characteristics Full Analysis】📸 **🌳 Hardcore Ecosystem** • **15 Specialty Gardens**: From desert cacti to tropical rainforest ferns, it’s like playing the “Earth OL” plant atlas • **Town Garden Treasure**: - Knows stealth "Crystal Orchid" (saprophytic plant, super hard to find!) - The trunk of the living fossil "Ginkgo King" requires 3 people to embrace **🎨 Aesthetic Crit** • **Seasonal Skins**: - Cherry Blossom Road in March (falling speed 5cm/sec) - November Ginkgo Golden Rain (Best Photo Spot is around the corner of Pine Garden) • **Greenhouse Dome**: A checkerboard of light and shadow composed of rhombus glass, with its own soft light filter on rainy days **🤹 Magical Interaction** • Touchable Area: - Mimosa collective autism scene - Bump mint (scent on fingers for 3 hours after rua) • Hidden NPCs: - A professor at the Academy of Fine Arts who is always sketching (will teach you composition) - The Squirrel Family haunts at tea time **💡 Counter-common sense trivia** ✓ Bamboo grows “click” late at night ✓ Medicinal botanical gardens can smell the blue root ice cream ✓ The water fir forest will have a "foggy" spectacle in winter **📆 Time Magic** 07:00-09:00 “Green Wild Breath” mode in the morning fog 16:00-17:00 The "Amber Dusk" special effect is turned on throughout the park “Even the signs are romantic here— ``The Ferns: Wi-Fi Signals in the Age of Dinosaurs''' #BotanicalGarden Roaming Guide #CyberPharmaceuticalGirl #PhotosynthesisAddiction 16:00-17:00 The whole garden turns on the "amber twilight" special effect “Even the signs are romantic here— ``The Ferns: Wi-Fi Signals in the Age of Dinosaurs''' #Botanical Garden Roaming Guide #Cyber ​​​​Pharmaceutical Girl #Photosynthesis Addiction

#discoverchina Established in 1978, Shanghai Botanical Garden is the city’s largest plant conservatory, showcasing 6,000+ species across themed gardens. A living encyclopedia of flora, it’s perfect for nature lovers, photographers, and families seeking respite from the urban jungle. 🕰️Business Hours:7:00 AM - 5:00 PM (Greenhouse closes at 4:30 PM) 🚇Metro: Line 3 to Shilong Road Station, then 10-min walk

It is now spring and tulips are fully bloomed along wai tan( the bund) you can find many cherry blossom and tulips over there! Both day and night are so beautiful… Dont miss out all these beautiful 🌷 flowers if you are right here in Shanghai! The city is bursting with color as tulips pop up in unexpected corners. Don't miss this fleeting floral romance! Some other places where you can find tulips: ° Wukang Building ° Xujiahui ° Intersection of Baoqing Road and Hengshan Road ° No. 82, Xinle Road ° Shanghai Botanical Garden #shanghai #travel #thingstodo #china #flowers #tulip

The 20-minute effect eases the pressure of bringing a baby 🍐 and it's low-cost: free entry to the park, greenhouse tickets 🎫 30 yuan/person (free for babies under 90cm 🍼, discounts for seniors over 60). You can see four greenhouses in total, and the whole journey is stroller-friendly. There are few commercial facilities in the park, suitable for those who purely love nature 🌿 ⛲️The south area is the old botanical garden, with more seniors; the north area is newly built, with small children's play facilities, and the road conditions are also suitable for strolling with babies. The cherry blossoms are also in bloom 🌸 ⏰Went on Thursday afternoon, not many people on a working day 🌴Greenhouse Experience: Greenhouse 1 (South Area) ✔️The largest greenhouse, decorated with many Phalaenopsis and Cymbidium orchids, with many child-friendly and cute decorations. More artificial traces. Greenhouse 2 (South Area, behind Greenhouse 1) ✔️Mainly cacti 🌵, orchids, and cacti. The cacti and succulents are quite interesting. Greenhouses 3 & 4 (North Area) ✔️These two are relatively small and can be visited quickly. One is for mountain mosses and other plants, with a wild and interesting style. 👀Suggestions for the park ▫️There are not many places to buy drinks. The sleepy mother could only get a robot-made coffee 🤖 at the entrance of Greenhouse 4. 🍃Updated Route: 13:30 Enter the south area/explore the greenhouse → 15:00 Arrive at the north area → 15:30 Stroll through the two greenhouses in the north area → 16:00 Play at the children's play area and go home 👩💕Realization from a mother: I used to think that the botanical garden was a place for the elderly, but now I love it! A 30-yuan greenhouse ticket is more worthwhile than an early childhood education class—when the baby looks around and gently touches the leaves🍃, I suddenly realize that the best nature education is in the park~

#travelinginchina Beautiful garden with frequent exhibitions and always something different in season/bloom. The indoor conservatories are fantastic and a favourite of the kids. There is an atmosphere of peace, tranquility, exploration and fun underlying the entire park. recommend it to anyone who is interested in plants and not only. Great place for a walk to be among nature. The restaurant in the garden is very good.

#chinatrip Shanghai offers several beautiful spots to view plum and cherry blossoms, typically in late February to early April. Here are some popular places I visited around the city area or not too far from the city centre: 1.Shanghai Botanical Garden in Xuhui distrit, Known for its extensive plum garden, featuring various plum blossom varieties. Big and huge garden to explore with beautiful ponds and lake, its worth destination to visit 2.Jing'an Sculpture Park is a unique and artistic urban park in Shanghai that also offers opportunities to enjoy seasonal flowers, including cherry blossoms. While it's primarily known for its modern sculptures, the park has a Cherry Blossom Avenue: a pathway lined with cherry trees that bloom beautifully in late March to early April, making it a great spot for a relaxed stroll during spring without venturing too far from the city center! 🌸 3. Oriental Pearl Tower in Shanghai's Pudong District, This area is more famous for its iconic skyline and modern architecture, but there are still some lovely places to experience the beauty of spring blossoms. Visitors can enjoy views of the Oriental Pearl Tower and strolling under the blossoms. 4.Shanghai World Financial Center (SWFC) Plaza ;The area around the Shanghai World Financial Center (the "Bottle Opener" building) has some green spaces and ornamental trees, including cherry blossoms, while not a large display, it’s a convenient spot to enjoy blossoms if you’re in the area for business or sightseeing. . #shanghai #spring #cherrybloosom

🪄Spring has arrived, the weather is getting warmer, and flowers are blooming one after another. It's a great time to visit a botanical garden on the weekend. Shanghai has two famous ones: 🪄Shanghai Botanical Garden: Shanghai's largest botanical garden, it boasts a rich variety of plants and diverse habitats. The park has over 10,000 species (and varieties) of plants, including many rare and endangered ones. 🪄In addition, the Shanghai Botanical Garden hosts various flower exhibitions and cultural activities, making it a comprehensive park integrating scientific research, popular science education, and tourism. 💫Chenshan Botanical Garden: Located in the Sheshan National Tourist Resort, Chenshan Botanical Garden covers an area of 2.07 million square meters. The park has a rich variety of plants and diverse landscapes, making it ideal for family outings or gatherings with friends. 💫Chenshan Botanical Garden is also an important scientific research and education base in Shanghai, and it holds various science popularization activities and exhibitions from time to time. Keep an eye out for their events.

Dear friends, the cherry blossoms in Shanghai Botanical Garden really need to be exaggerated! This place is in its flowering period, it's so beautiful that it's amazing😍 Went at noon on a weekday, there were particularly few people, so you didn't have to worry about the background of taking pictures full of people. For those who want to take beautiful photos, it is highly recommended to enter the park from Gate 3 on Baise Road. The cherry blossoms by the lake are super beautiful. And compared to shooting from above, standing on the stone next to it and shooting from above, you can reap a different beauty and shoot blockbusters anytime, anywhere📸 The cherry blossom variety here is super complete and there are rare green cherry blossoms. Under the light and shadow of the lake, the flowers are in full bloom, as bright as clouds. In addition to cherry blossom viewing, there are many different flowers and plants in the garden, which is super relaxing to stroll around. Take advantage of the fact that there are not many family members now, grab your good sisters and meet this romantic cherry blossom feast and leave beautiful memories of spring! #Shanghai Botanical Garden #Cherry Blossoms #Spring Flower Viewing #Shanghai Cherry Blossoms

When the first spring breeze brushes your cheek, it's like receiving a mysterious invitation from nature, a grand spring flower festival quietly unfolds… We've compiled a complete guide to flower viewing in Shanghai this spring!! Spring is fleeting, so why not put aside your daily routine, immerse yourself in a sea of flowers, and embark on a romantic encounter with spring!! Today, we're sharing a plum blossom viewing map of Shanghai. If you love plum blossoms, get ready!!👏👏 1️⃣🌺Meiyuan Garden^🌺 Meiyuan Garden is an open park with free admission, perfect for a weekend stroll or a leisurely plum blossom viewing. 📷Best photo spots: 👉Park Entrance 1: Capture the perfect blend of old and new with Shanghai's iconic skyline in the background. 👉Ancient Architecture: The park's pavilions and antique buildings provide a stunning backdrop for atmospheric photos with plum blossoms, transporting you back in time. 👉Scenic Rocks along the Plum Blossom Path: As you walk along the path, the scenic rocks and plum blossoms complement each other beautifully. 📍Address: 180 Rushan Road, Pudong New Area 🚆Transportation: Take Subway Line 2 to Dongchang Road Station or Line 4 to Pudong Avenue Station. The park is within walking distance. 2️⃣🌺Xinzhuang Plum Garden^🌺 Mid-February to mid-March is the prime time to admire plum blossoms at Xinzhuang Plum Garden. 📷Best photo spots: 👉Shuyin Lake: The clear lake water reflects the surrounding plum blossoms, creating a picturesque scene. It's an ideal spot for capturing reflections. 👉Meixian Island: The island is covered in fragrant plum blossoms, resembling a fairyland. Here, you can admire various plum blossom varieties up close. 👉Anxiang Pavilion: Ascend the pavilion for a panoramic view of the plum garden. It's perfect for capturing the grandeur of the blossoms. 📍Address: 688 Hongxin Road, Minhang District 🚆Transportation: Take Subway Line 1 or 5 to Xinzhuang Station. Exit from South Exit and walk along Hongxin Road. 3️⃣🌺Shanghai Botanical Garden^🌺 The Shanghai Botanical Garden boasts over 60 plum blossom varieties, including "Fanxing Danfen," "Longyou," and "Yuegongdian." Most varieties reach full bloom in mid-to-late February, while late-blooming varieties like Meiren Mei bloom around early March. 📷Best photo spots: 👉Enter through Gate 3, walk straight ahead, and you'll find a lake on your right. From there, you can enjoy a distant view of the main plum blossom viewing area. 📍Address: 1111 Longwu Road, Xuhui District 🚆Transportation: Take Subway Line 3 to Shilong Road Station and transfer to a bus. 4️⃣🌺Shanghai Gongqing Forest Park^🌺 The main plum blossom viewing area in Gongqing Forest Park is located south of the Fengyu Bridge. New varieties like Zhusha Mei and Lüe Mei have been added. The best time to visit is from mid-February to late March. 📷Best photo spots: 👉South of Fengyu Bridge: Pink, white, and light green plum blossoms create a romantic sea of flowers. 📍Address: 2000 Jungong Road, Yangpu District 🚆Transportation: Take Subway Line 8 to Xiangyin Road Station or Shiguang Road Station and walk to the park. 5️⃣🌺Shanghai Haiwan National Forest Park^🌺 The plum garden covers an area of 2,000 mu and is home to over 40,000 plum trees, with more than 100 varieties, including rare ancient plums like Tang Mei, Song Mei, Mei Wang, and Mei Hou. 📷Best photo spots: 👉Tanxiang Lake: The clear lake is surrounded by plum trees, offering picturesque views of the blossoms reflected in the water. 👉Chumei Pavilion: As the highest point in the plum garden, the pavilion offers panoramic views. It's perfect for capturing scenic shots or portraits with plum blossoms in the background. 👉Wufu Zhan: A winding boardwalk extends into the lake, surrounded by blooming plum blossoms. Take a stroll along the boardwalk and capture stunning photos with the plum blossoms in the foreground. 👉Chungui Ridge: Located on the eastern slope of the lake, this area features Meiren Mei and Yudie Mei plum blossoms. 📍Address: 1677 Suitanghe Road, Fengxian District, Shanghai 🚆Transportation: Take Subway Line 16 to Xinchang Station and transfer to a bus.