Experience Traditional Beauty at the Historic Yu Garden in Shanghai

Located in Shanghai's historic district, Yu Garden was established in 1559 during the Ming Dynasty and is a traditional Chinese garden. Known for its beautiful Jiangnan-style garden, the 20,000-square-meter area features ponds, rocks, bridges, and intricately carved buildings. One of the highlights is the Nine-Bend Bridge, famous for its zigzag design based on the Chinese feng shui belief that evil spirits can only move in straight lines. Crossing the bridge is believed to ward off evil. Within the garden, there is also the historic Huxinting Teahouse, where visitors can enjoy Chinese tea while taking in the beautiful scenery. It is a place where you can escape the hustle and bustle of the city and immerse yourself in the traditional culture of old China.