[2025 Shanghai Attraction] Travel Guide for Guangfulin Relics Park (Updated Aug)

Highly recommended because when you come to Shanghai, don't just go to the Bund and the city center. The hidden gem of Songjiang Guangfulin is waiting for you to explore! It's uncrowded, beautiful, and free. It's really amazing! I. Highly recommended because it's a hidden gem: If you're tired of the bustling Bund and the trendy city center, then come and see the Songjiang Guangfulin Cultural Relics Park. It's like a hidden pearl in Shanghai, uncrowded, beautiful, and free! Here, you will not only find the white walls, black tiles, and horse-head walls of Huizhou-style architecture, but also the red-walled and yellow-tiled pagodas, known as the "Little Forbidden City of Shanghai." As a cultural relic park built with an investment of CNY 20 billion, Guangfulin is a blockbuster no matter how you shoot it, with a super-high production rate. It is definitely a treasure trove for niche check-ins! II. 📍Attraction address Shanghai Guangfulin Cultural Relics Park, the detailed address is 3260 Guangfulin Road. III. 🚗Attraction transportation - Self-driving: If possible, it is recommended to choose self-driving. Parking is super convenient, and 🅿️ parking is free! Here is a special note: after entering from Zhuque Gate, park in the commercial area parking lot. It is recommended to park in areas A and B, where there are relatively more parking spaces in area B. - Public transportation: Take 🚇 Metro Line 9 to [Songjiang University Town Station], then take a taxi, or take Songjiang Line 15 to Guangfulin Road Longyuan Road Bus Station. It should be noted that you may encounter queues when taking a taxi. There are relatively more Songjiang Line 15 buses, which can also arrive smoothly. IV. 💞Must-see attractions - Jixian Garden: After entering the park, you can first visit Jixian Garden to feel the unique cultural atmosphere and beautiful garden landscape here, and start a wonderful Guangfulin trip. - One-Foot Garden: A great place for taking pictures and checking in. The scenery in the garden is exquisite and romantic. Every shot is a blockbuster. Here, you can fully enjoy the fun of taking pictures. - Zhiye Temple/Fulin Pagoda: Zhiye Temple has a long history and is full of a peaceful atmosphere, which can calm people's hearts. Fulin Pagoda is a red-walled and yellow-tiled building, known as the "Little Forbidden City of Shanghai." Standing on the tower, you can also overlook the surrounding scenery. - Duoyun Academy: Full of artistic atmosphere, it is a great place to calm down and read and be in a daze. The architectural style of the academy is also very unique and worth savoring. - Chinese Wax Plum Alley: If you come in the right season, Chinese Wax Plum Alley will be filled with the fragrance of Chinese wax plum, full of poetry, and every shot will be a blockbuster. - Guan Yu Temple/City God Temple: With a strong historical and cultural heritage, feel the charm of traditional architecture and historical stories. It is a good place to learn about local traditional culture. V. ⚠️Ticket-related information Visiting the park is free, but you need to buy tickets separately for the Cultural Exhibition Hall, Underwater Museum, Pottery Museum, and Wood Art Museum. If you are interested in learning more about Guangfulin culture, you can choose to purchase tickets for the corresponding venues according to your preferences. VI. 🎇Other tips - Dining: There are many shops in the park, and the prices are similar to those in the city center. There are options such as coffee, milk tea, burgers, and vegetarian noodles. It is recommended to try the vegetarian meals, which may give you a different taste experience. - Photography suggestions: Each attraction in Guangfulin is very distinctive. When taking pictures, you can choose different angles and light to take more atmospheric photos. - Play time: It is recommended to arrange half a day to a day to play, so that you will have enough time to enjoy the beautiful scenery of each attraction and slowly take photos and check in. Come to Songjiang Guangfulin Cultural Relics Park and start a niche and romantic trip!

The Guangfulin Ruins is a "floating" museum in the water. The quaint Hui-style buildings and the scenery of small bridges and flowing water attract countless tourists to check in❗️ 📍Address: Lane 3260, Guangfulin Road, Songjiang District, Shanghai. ⏰Opening hours: 9:00~17:00 (admission stops at 16:00) 🎫Tickets: Scan the QR code at the entrance to make an appointment and enter the park. ✅Paid attractions: Guangfulin Cultural Exhibition Hall (30💰 yuan) Guangfu Forestry Art Exhibition Hall (5💰 yuan) Guangfulin Ancient Pottery Art Museum (5💰 yuan) Guangfulin Archaeological Site Exhibition Hall (30💰 yuan) You can buy it on site, and there are passes available 🔶The scenic spot provides sightseeing buses "25💰 yuan per person" ✅Other nearby attractions: Thames Town, it is recommended to go there after visiting Guangfulin, the distance is about two or three kilometers, you can refer to the guide ①Jixianfang: Hui-style architecture like ink painting, 📷Great for taking photos ②Fulin Tower: The tallest building in the park, a great place to take photos. 📷Take a photo of the reflection in the pool in front of the tower ③Zhiye Zen Temple: You can enjoy koi and vegetarian food. The Guangfulin Red Wall check-in point is on the outer wall of Zhiye Zen Temple. ④ Sanyuan Palace: The small bridge outside the palace is great for taking photos ⑤Duoyun Academy: Huizhou-style architecture, a popular check-in spot, providing books, cultural creations, coffee, etc. ⑥Guangfulin Cultural Exhibition Hall: An underwater museum where you can learn about the historical evolution of Shanghai through exhibitions. The three main buildings seem to float on the water, which is very spectacular and shocking. 🍱Suitable for leisurely dining: 🍜Yichi Garden: A famous internet celebrity check-in restaurant, an antique old building, where you can sit down and rest when you are tired of shopping, and it is also very beautiful to take pictures inside. The patio at the entrance is very special

🌸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

With blue bricks, black tiles, and horse-head walls, it's so beautiful. It's not Huizhou or Wuyuan, it's Shanghai! ⏰Shooting time: 17:00 (In winter, it is recommended to come and shoot at 3–4 pm, when there will be beautiful light and shadow) 📍Address: Guangfulin Relics Park, Songjiang, Shanghai 🎫Tickets: 🆓 🚏Transportation: Take Metro Line 9 to 🚇Songjiang University Town Station, take a taxi 🚕 to Fulin Gate or take Songjiang Bus 15 to Guangfulin Road Longyuan Road Bus Station 🚌 🚗Self-driving: Navigate to Zhuque Gate, there is a 🅿️ after entering the gate

#2024TravelReview #GuangfulinCulturalRelicsIs it considered a less popular tourist attraction in the suburbs of Shanghai? Located on the north side of Guangfulin Village in Songjiang District, Shanghai, the park has been listed as a cultural relic protection site due to the archaeological excavation of ancient sites thousands of years ago. It is a good place to explore the roots of Shanghai culture. The Guangfulin Ruins Park covers a large area and houses many museums, including the Underwater Museum, Ancient Pottery Art Museum, Sanyuan Palace, Zhiye Zen Temple, etc. Among them, the Underwater Museum is the most amazing. The underwater museum has a unique shape, as if the water flooded the Jinshan Temple, leaving only the triangular eaves, and the rest of the buildings are all located under the surface of Guangfu Lake. The museum not only has a replica of the archaeological site where ancient artifacts were unearthed in 1959, but also a series of scenes that recreate life at that time. The sloping roof of the cultural exhibition hall extends toward the lake. In the setting sun, it forms a beautiful scene with the reflection of the shimmering lake surface. There are beautiful photos to take and the history of Shanghai's origin and development to learn about, so it's not boring at all. #JiangxiTravel #GuangfulinCulturalRelics #UnderwaterMuseum

Guangfulin relics park located in Shanghai in songjiang district,is a cultural site known as the root of Shanghai. It was recognized as a 4A-level scenic area in China last year. Many relics of ancient culture since the Neolithic age can be found here. It’s a must visit attraction for visitors to see the origins of Shanghai and city’s ancient life through a series of relics! 📍Chinese name for navigation: 广富林遗址 🎟️ tickets: free entry , 70¥ for some exhibitions 🕰️ opening time: 09:00-17:00 📝 What you can do there ? 🔆 try the Chinese foods there 🍱 🔆 have a pleasant walk around 🚶‍♂️ 🔆 visit the exhibition areas 🗿 🔱 Place is famous for ? 🔆 Houses half sunk in water 🏡 💧 🔆 pagodas and arches with chinese decorations 🛕 🔆 Chinese architecture and relics ⛩️ Definitely a place worth visiting! #guangfulin #Shanghai #Songjiang #trip #China

This is a vast park in Shanghai's Songjiang District, centered around ruins and museums. It is a place where ruins that are said to be about 5,000 years old are located, and it is famous for a museum with a distinctive pyramid-shaped roof floating on a lake. Songjiang District is now on the outskirts of Shanghai, but 5,000 years ago it may have been the center? ? Maybe. The simple strollers that can be rented in the park for families with children are unique to China. From the city, it is easily accessible by taking subway line 9 and then taking a bus or taxi from Songjiang University City Station. #ShanghaiTourism #ShanghaiTrip #Shanghai #EnjoyShanghai #Ruins

#ChinaMainlandAttractions#Shanghai#Guangfulin This time we will introduce to you the Guangfulin Site located in Songjiang District, Shanghai. The Guangfulin area is also known as the root of Shanghai because people have lived and developed agriculture there as early as the Neolithic Age. I am not here to talk about history🥱🥱I want to introduce places other than the Guangfulin Cultural Relics Exhibition Hall. Outside the exhibition hall, there are gardens, lakeside bridges, rapeseed fields, sheep feeding areas, etc.... enough for everyone to visit for a whole day. The day I visited was at the end of March. The lakeside was full of cherry blossoms 🌸 and the rapeseed fields were lush green. It took me half a day to take photos and check in. If you are tired of walking, you can hide in the Cloud Study to have a cup of coffee☕️ or sit on the lawn in the park...half a day will pass quickly. 💰Except for the archaeological site exhibition hall and the underwater museum, there is no entrance fee to other places. 🚉How to get there: Take Metro Line 9 to Songjiang University Town Station➡️then change to bus 🚌98 or 15 and get off at East China Zhengfa University Station

Name📝: Guangfulin Neighborhood廣富林遺址 Location📍: 357W+QCW, Songjiang District, Shanghai, China, 201620 松江廣富林村北側 Famous for ✨ 🏠 💦: its houses half sunk in the water! 🏛️: other ancient Chinese architecture and relics - it’s a highly protected area by the government 🛕: there are pagodas and arches with Chinese decorations like lanterns or flags 🚶‍♂️🚶🏻‍♀️: the park is a pleasant walk with a museum area which needs reservation to get in. There are plenty of Chinese delicacies in the food stalls there 🤤 Definitely worth going! #Guangfulin #Songjiang #Shanghai #China

Guangfulin Cultural Heritage Park is located in Songjiang District, south of Shanghai. You can learn about Shanghai's history in the exhibition hall, a unique building with a roof that seems to be submerged in the lake. A primitive village existed here more than 4,000 years ago, and after the construction of a city during the Qin and Tang dynasties, Songjiang Prefecture was established in 1277. Seven prefectures were established under it, one of which was Shanghai. In the past, Songjiang was the center of Shanghai, but the power has now reversed. In China, the characters on car license plates are determined by province, and Shanghai uses the character "hu". Hu was a type of fishing tool, but the mouth of a river that flows into the sea came to be called "hudu", and from there Shanghai came to be called "hu". You can learn about the history directly connected to Shanghai in the exhibition hall. There is also a temple in the park, which you can freely visit. At the back of the temple, we were able to eat local noodles with plenty of ingredients, similar to Japanese country soba (udon?). It was delicious. Access: From Songjiang University City Station on Shanghai Subway Line 9 Take a city bus (15, 98, 24, etc.) and get off at East China University of Political Science and Law Station Opening hours: 9am - 5pm Admission fee: 60 yuan for park admission + 30 yuan for cultural exhibition hall #Shanghai#ShanghaiTourism#Songjiang#Guangfulin#Guangfulin·#Hu

#shanghai #urbanexplorer #china Whilst the draw of Happy Valley brings many people to Songjiang district, we instead spent the day at Guangfulin relics park. The whole park is etched by beautiful water ways and green spaces. My favourite part of visiting were the beautiful old style buildings with their carvings and paintings. We went on the hottest day of the year and were surprised to see we were some of the only people there until we got heat stroke in the third hour of visiting! Take advantage of the ice cream stalls dotted around the park if visiting in the summer!

This park is amazing and needs several hours to be discovered completely. I couldn't do all today, so I need to come back. Especially the culture museum, which is partially located below the lake unfortunately I had to skip. A boat trip would be possible, too. Nevertheless there are so many beautiful parts created which combine the old history of this place and a modern look.

The second time I painted the Guangfulin Cultural Site in Shanghai, this time it was so freehand. I found that the Guangfulin I photographed is very different from others. Buildings without photo signs Make it so that no one can recognize it Hahaha I discovered that there are so many beautiful little corners in Guangfulin. Quite a film For portraits, you can take pictures in cheongsam, Hanfu or new Chinese style Friends who love beautiful scenery, don’t miss it 📍Address Shanghai Guangfulin Cultural Site 🚇Transportation Lane 3260, Guangfulin Road, Songjiang District, Shanghai 🕙Opening hours Free and open year-round 09:00-17:00 (last admission 16:30) 🎫Ticket information free #上海好狠地#Shanghai Travel Guide

Take a day trip out towards the end of metro line 9 and check out the beautifully managed park. Feeling the Kyoto vibes immediately upon seeing the temple, then vibes immediately change to rather artsy architecture around the river. They even built a needle statue to commemorate the past when sewing is one of the main job in the district. Come late afternoon, stroll around 2-3hrs, and once the park’s closing (5pm), walk around 1 block away to get a beautiful sunset view! Getting There - Take metro line 9 to Songjiang University Town, then take taxi (or bus 松江15 to HuaDong ZhengFa DaXue) Tickets : Free entry. ¥70 for some museums and exhibition inside. Opening hours : 09:00-17:00 (last entry 16:00) Attractions - interesting architecture, Japanese-style temple, parks. Hotels - N/A Food & Restaurants - food stalls and small restaurants inside, but most likely you won’t need to stay in there to eat. Vegan-friendliness : unknown. Didn’t try the restaurant, only those street-snacks that is vegan. #shanghai #daytrip #temple #garden #park

If you have and can take the time, Guangfulin Relics Park is a worthwhile trip. It's located quite aways from downtown Shanghai in Songjiang District but the area is quite beautiful and farmland like in appearance. I went on a weekday in late February during Winter Break, shortly after Chinese New Year so even though there were quite a few people walking around the numbers were quite low. In turn this made you feel calm and want to stroll along at your own leisurely pace. You could also take pictures without other people around if wanted or holding others up waiting for you to take a picture with no people. It was fantastic to see for myself the buildings that look like they are floating on water and explore the surrounding land. It's also possible to take a boat ride around, eat a small lunch at KFC, and grab a coffee at Starbucks on the grounds. 😜😜😜 #staycation

The Guangfulin Cultural Site is an archaeological site located in the Songjiang District of Shanghai, China. It is estimated to be over 5,000 years old. Zhou Dynasty artifacts have also been excavated at this site. Discovered by local villagers in 1958, it was designated as a protected site in 1977, excavation progressed, and a museum opened in 2018. The Guangfulin Cultural Site is a major historical theme park. It is a must-see spot for history and archaeology lovers! #trip2022

A must-see attraction in the suburbs of Shanghai The dual attributes of internet celebrity check-in place + cultural and historical relics make it a very unique attraction. If you come to Shanghai during the Spring Festival, this is a place I highly recommend to everyone! When I first saw this park, I was curious why the houses at Guangfulin Ruins were built in the water. After the visit, I realized that when the Guangfulin ruins were first excavated, the scale was very small. With subsequent excavations, the ruins continued to expand. In order to achieve long-term development and better protect cultural relics, artificial lakes were built around the site🌊. 🌎Address: Lane 3260, Guangfulin Road, Songjiang, Shanghai 🚄Travel: Shanghai Metro Line 9-Songjiang University Town Station is about 3 kilometers away from the station. You can take a taxi or shared bicycle to get to Guangfulin! 🚩Must-see attractions: Zhiye Zen Temple-Guangfulin Museum-Book Collection-Fulin Tower-Duoyun Academy 🏠Accommodation: There is the Songjiang Guangfulin Hilton Hotel in the north, and the Prime Minister's Mansion Hotel in the south on the side of the main entrance. #suburbangoodplace# Theme Park Guide

🏛️Passing through the Suzaku Gate, the surrounding buildings, small bridges and flowing water make you feel like you have returned to ancient times. It is not until you step onto the asphalt road that you remember that you are actually in Songjiang. 🏛️The Guangfulin Ruins is a huge building complex and garden park, including exhibition halls, bookstores, temples, and monasteries. A detailed visit can take up a whole day, so it is suitable for a walk on weekends. #Good Places to Go in the Suburbs

Guangfulin Cultural Relics, hidden beneath the fertile soil of Songjiang, is a secret spot where you can touch the "roots" of Shanghai—Guangfulin Site. The architecture here is half submerged in water and half resting on the shore, with orange rooftops reflecting in the rippling water, resembling a painting boat drifting from the pre-Qin era. Morning mist drifts over the wooden bridges of the site, while the evening sun gilds the rammed earth walls. Standing by the water in simple attire, even your shadow carries the poetic charm of a thousand years. Whether you're shooting ancient-style photos or capturing moments of history and modernity colliding, every brick and ripple here tells a story, making it an unmissable "time studio" in Songjiang. 🕘【Opening Hours】: 9:00-17:00 (last entry at 16:30), February 9th annually: 9:00-14:00 (last entry at 13:00); Recommended visit duration: 3-4 hours. Early morning offers fewer crowds and soft lighting, perfect for capturing the serene underwater architecture; evening light changes quickly, ideal for snapping the site's "golden hour." 💴【Ticket Price】: Free entry; internal exhibition halls require a fee. ⛺【Activities】: Guangfulin Cultural Exhibition Halls: The "Underwater Museum" is a must-visit landmark—orange rooftops partially submerged in water, with reflections visible through the clear surface, like a piece of the sky fallen to the ground. Stand on the stone-paved paths by the shore to create symmetrical compositions with the water reflections and buildings. Wearing light-colored clothing contrasts beautifully with the dark rooftops, enhancing the ancient vibe. Don’t miss the rammed earth walls within the site; their rough texture carries traces of time. When sunlight slants across them, capturing silhouette shots feels like conversing with ancient souls. Zhizai Zen Temple: A Tang-style temple with red walls and vermilion pillars, its flying eaves resemble birds in flight. Nearby Chun Jin Li features red walls and green shadows, with sunlight streaming into the spaces. Lean against the wooden railings at the entrance, framing yourself with greenery. Snap a shot as the wind brushes the treetops, even falling leaves carry a Zen-like charm. Inside the temple, red lanterns and wooden lattice windows make perfect backdrops. Twirl in traditional Hanfu attire, capturing the moment your skirt flares like a blooming flower. Fulin Tower: A nine-story ancient-style pagoda offering panoramic views of the entire site from the top. The tower’s carved railings and intricate dougong details are ideal for close-ups—like resting your hand on the railing and gazing downward, letting the tower’s curves decorate the frame. Climb the tower at sunset to capture beams of light streaming through the layers, casting golden hues on the distant water, as if time itself is gilded. Chen Zilong Memorial Hall: A traditional Jiangnan courtyard commemorating the late Ming poet Chen Zilong. The courtyard’s stone-paved ground and moss-covered corners pair beautifully with carved windows, making it perfect for "deep courtyard" scenes. Clay Gassho Village: Inspired by Japanese gassho-style architecture and combined with Guangfulin’s clay culture, symbolizing the fusion of civilizations. Rows of gassho-style clay houses with roofs resembling clasped hands exude charm. The natural clay textures of the walls, paired with stone paths and greenery, create a fairytale-like healing vibe. Wear light sweaters or Japanese-style uniforms for photos, standing in front of the houses with a tilted smile to instantly become the star of a fresh Japanese poster. Afternoon sunlight casts layered shadows on the rooftops, making every snapshot feel like warm film photography. Tian Niu Bridge: Named for its resemblance to a longhorn beetle spreading its wings, this wooden corridor bridge connects the ancient and modern areas of the site, symbolizing the crossing of time. Spanning the water system, its railings and columns feature rustic wood grain. Walking on the bridge, you can see reflections of the bridge and distant buildings in the water, perfect for "crossing the bridge of time" photo series. In the morning, mist on the bridge adds a dreamy touch; at dusk, warm yellow lights illuminate the columns and water, creating silhouette shots full of narrative. West Garden: Restored to the layout of classical Jiangnan gardens, it was once a gathering place for ancient literati and still retains the poetic charm of "poetry and painting in the garden." A relatively quiet area with small bridges, flowing water, pavilions, and towers, it offers a serene elegance amidst the bustle. The curved bridge connects to a lakeside pavilion; standing on the bridge to capture the pavilion’s reflection creates stunning symmetrical compositions. Willow branches dipping into the water make a soft foreground for side-profile shots in the pavilion, evoking imagery straight out of Jiangnan poetry. 🚌【Transportation Tips】: Public transport: Take Metro Line 9 to "Songjiang University Town Station," transfer to Songjiang Bus Line 15 to "Guangfulin Road Longyuan Road" stop, then walk 10 minutes to the site. Driving: Park at the scenic area parking lot, 10 RMB/hour. 👉【Itinerary Suggestions】: Nearby Attractions: Guangfulin Countryside Park, located next to the site, offers free entry. Its vast lawns and wetlands are perfect for fresh-style photos. After visiting the site, you can relax here with a tent. Thames Town, 8 km from the site, a 20-minute taxi ride away. The European-style architecture feels like traveling abroad, ideal for vintage or wedding photos, contrasting with the ancient vibe of the site. Accommodation Recommendation: Atour Hotel on Zhongshan Road, Songjiang, about 8 km from Guangfulin Site, a 20-minute taxi ride. Convenient access to the metro station. The front desk is super friendly, offering tea upon check-in. Don’t miss the buffet breakfast with Western and Chinese options and freshly brewed coffee—it’s the perfect energy boost for exploring the site. Free parking for drivers, with charging stations available. The Atour bedding is incredibly soft, perfect for relaxing after a day of photography. The panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows offer stunning views of Songjiang’s nightscape, making it highly cost-effective! 🧡【Preparation Tips】: Outfits: For ancient-style photos, opt for simple Hanfu or linen dresses that complement the site’s rustic charm, ensuring every shot looks stunning. Consider bringing a film camera; its texture pairs perfectly with the site’s historical ambiance. Other Essentials: The site is large, so wear comfortable flat shoes. In summer, bring a sun hat and mosquito repellent as there are quite a few insects near the water. Don’t forget water and snacks to replenish energy during your visit.

#chinatravel Guangfulin Culture Relics (广富林文化遗址) offers a sense of profound tranquility that makes it an ideal spot for a quiet escape and personal contemplation. The peaceful atmosphere, with the gentle sound of water and the rustle of leaves, feels a world away from the city. Walking through the beautifully designed park, you can reflect on the passage of time and the history of the land. The unique blend of modern design and ancient history creates a contemplative space, inviting you to slow down and appreciate the moment. It's a spiritual and intellectual journey as much as it is a physical one. Reason to Recommend: I recommend Guangfulin Culture Relics for those seeking a peaceful and reflective experience. It's perfect for a solo visit or a quiet walk with a close friend, offering a serene environment for thought and relaxation. The historical depth of the site adds a meaningful layer to the experience. #travel #myitinerary

#chinatravel Guangfulin Culture Relics (广富林文化遗址) is a wonderful destination for a family-friendly day out, offering a perfect blend of education and relaxation. The park is vast and well-maintained, with plenty of open space for children to run around. The serene lake and the beautiful landscapes provide a peaceful setting for a family walk or a picnic. The on-site museum is a great way to introduce children to history in an engaging and accessible way, and the unique submerged architecture is sure to spark their curiosity. It's a place where you can relax while also learning something new together. Reason to Recommend: I recommend Guangfulin Culture Relics for families looking for a day trip that is both enjoyable and educational. It offers a great mix of open spaces for play and fascinating historical exhibits, making it a rewarding experience for all ages. Tips: Bring a Picnic: The park has beautiful lawns, so pack a picnic basket for a relaxing meal by the lake. Plan Your Route: The park is large, so use a map to plan a route that includes both the historical sites and the open recreational areas. Talk About History: Use the museum as a starting point to talk to your children about ancient civilizations and what life was like long ago. #travel #myitinerary

#chinatravel Guangfulin Culture Relics (广富林文化遗址) offers a uniquely picturesque setting that makes it a dream for photographers and architecture lovers. The park’s design is a stunning blend of classical Chinese architecture, modern elements, and serene waterways. The iconic traditional buildings standing on stilts over the water create a beautiful reflection, especially on a clear day. The entire area is a thoughtful composition of bridges, pavilions, and lush greenery, providing endless opportunities for beautiful photos. It’s a place where history and modern design coexist in perfect harmony. Reason to Recommend: I recommend Guangfulin Culture Relics for photographers and anyone who appreciates beautiful, thoughtfully designed landscapes. The combination of historical architecture and modern design on the water is truly unique and offers a wide range of photographic subjects, from grand landscapes to intricate details. Tips: Golden Hour: Plan your visit to be there during the "golden hour" (shortly after sunrise or before sunset) for soft, warm light that beautifully illuminates the buildings and creates stunning reflections on the water. Wide-Angle Lens: A wide-angle lens is great for capturing the scale of the landscape and the buildings on the water. Capture the Reflections: The reflections of the buildings on the water are a key photographic feature of the park. #travel #myitinerary

#chinatravel Guangfulin Culture Relics (广富林文化遗址), located in Songjiang District, is not just a park but a profound archeological site that unearths the deep history of Shanghai. This site stands as a testament to Shanghai's origins, predating its modern-day image as a bustling metropolis. The park's main highlight is the unique underwater museum, which displays artifacts and recreates ancient village life beneath a tranquil lake. The various exhibits showcase pottery, tools, and remnants of life from the Neolithic period to the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, providing an eye-opening journey into the foundations of this great city. Reason to Recommend: I highly recommend Guangfulin Culture Relics for history buffs, archeology enthusiasts, and anyone curious about the ancient origins of Shanghai. It's a truly educational and enlightening experience, offering a rare opportunity to connect with the land's distant past in a beautifully designed setting. Transportation: Guangfulin Culture Relics is located in Songjiang District. Metro: Take Line 9 to Songjiang University Town Station (松江大学城站). From there, you can take a taxi or a local bus to the site. Taxi/Ride-hailing: A direct taxi or ride-hailing service is convenient, though it can be a longer ride from downtown Shanghai. #travel #myitinerary

🌹 All FREE and super photogenic spots! 1️⃣ Moller Villa 🏠 2️⃣ Garden Hotel 3️⃣ Xiepu Road Ferry 4️⃣ Gongqing Forest Park 5️⃣ Guangfulin 6️⃣ Yangpu Riverside Rose Wall 7️⃣ Ruijin Hotel Flower Wall 8️⃣ North Bund Giant Egg 9️⃣ Seine Riverbank 🔟 People's Café with a View

Hey travel buddies! 🔒 These two hidden gems in Shanghai's Songjiang District are absolute must-visits! On one side lies an ancient underwater city spanning millennia, while the other offers a forest oxygen bar with panoramic city views – experience double the romance in a single day~ 🌟Guangfulin Cultural Relics Park ⏰Opening hours: 9:00-17:00 (last entry at 16:30) ✨Must-visit spots Underwater Museum🌊 This glass structure half-submerged in the lake creates stunning light plays on sunny days! Wear light-colored clothes for perfect reflection shots, and arrive before 10am to avoid crowds. Fulin Pagoda🏯 Climb to the top for a bird's-eye view of the entire ruins – sunset glow on the pagoda creates magical vibes. Zhiye Temple🏮 Traditional architecture with red walls and black tiles offers serene photo ops with minimal visitors – perfect for hanfu photography. 🌟Sheshan National Forest Park ⏰Opening hours: 8:30-16:30 ✨Recommended routes West Sheshan🌲 Don't miss the century-old observatory with its dome architecture and sunspot telescope! The mountaintop viewing platform offers sweeping Songjiang vistas. East Sheshan⛰️ Perfect for leisurely walks with its soothing bamboo forest boardwalk, plus butterfly garden and deer park along the way. Chenshan Botanical Garden🌺 Worth a detour! The quarry garden's water curtain cave is incredibly photogenic, while the greenhouse feels like stepping into a tropical rainforest.

A sparkling weekend discovery in the Magic City! Embark on a thousand-year journey through Shanghai's culture! The mysterious Guangfulin Cultural Ruins will take you to touch the oldest civilization marks of Shanghai🚩 🚶‍♀️Recommended itinerary: 1️⃣Guangfulin Culture Exhibition Hall: Here you can see precious artifacts from the Neolithic Age to the Ming and Qing dynasties. The futuristic design of the exhibition hall makes every shot insta-worthy📸 2️⃣Guangfulin Archaeological Site Exhibition Hall: Realistic restoration of archaeological sites, displaying unearthed pottery, stone tools, and other artifacts – absolutely breathtaking❤️ 3️⃣Guangfulin Cultural Ruins Park: Stroll through the 4,000-year-old village ruins and feel like you've traveled through time (comfortable sneakers recommended) 🕰️Opening hours: 9:00-17:00 💰Ticket info: Park entry is free, Culture Hall 30 RMB, Archaeological Site 60 RMB 🚇Transport: Take Metro Line 9 to Songjiang University Town Station, then transfer to Songjiang Bus No. 15 to Guangfulin Station (self-driving is more convenient) 📌Tips: The Yi Garden Restaurant at Guangfuli Prime Minister's Mansion Hotel inside the ruins park is great, offering a wide variety of delicious dishes in a wonderful setting. Try their Songjiang specialties!

#sunset #sunsetview #river Watching the sunset is a deeply calming and reflective experience that leaves a lasting impression on the soul. I remember one particular evening when I found myself alone on a quiet beach, the rhythmic sound of waves gently lapping the shore. The sky had started to shift from soft blue to a fiery blend of orange, pink, and purple. Each minute that passed transformed the horizon into a living painting, more vibrant and emotional than any photo could capture. As the sun lowered, it cast a golden path across the water, making the ocean sparkle like liquid gold. The warmth of the sun’s final rays touched my face, and I felt a deep sense of peace. The birds slowly settled, their cries fading with the light, and the wind carried a soft, salty breeze that seemed to whisper the end of the day. What struck me most was the way everything paused. People nearby stopped talking and simply watched, united in silence. There was no rush, no need to capture it on a screen—just pure presence. It reminded me that some of life’s most beautiful moments are fleeting and cannot be owned, only experienced. As the sun finally dipped below the horizon, the sky turned a soft indigo, and the first stars began to appear. The transition from day to night was so smooth, so graceful, it felt like the world was exhaling. I left that beach feeling lighter, more connected to nature, and more aware of the present moment. #riverview The sunset taught me to slow down, appreciate simplicity, and find beauty in endings. It's a daily reminder that no matter how busy life gets, nature always offers a moment of stillness and grace.

📜 Four Highlights at a Glance ▪️ "Underwater Museum" - Immersive historical exploration ▪️ "Hui-style Architecture Complex" - Capture ancient-style photos amidst white walls and black tiles ▪️ "Zhiye Zen Temple" - A solemn and serene Zen space ▪️ "One Foot Garden" - Enjoy leisurely moments with coffee aroma 🎫 Ticket Information ✅ Free park entry 🔸 Combined exhibition ticket: 70 RMB (includes Underwater Museum, etc.) 🔸 Underwater Museum single ticket: 30 RMB 🚗 Transportation Guide 🚘 Self-drive: Navigate to "Zhuque Gate", free parking in Zone B (underwater parking charges apply) 🚇 Metro: Line 9 "Songjiang University Town Station", taxi about 20 RMB or transfer to Songjiang Bus No. 15 📸 Classic Check-in Route Park entrance → Jixian Garden (Hui-style architecture for ancient costume photos) → One Foot Garden (coffee + photos) → Zhiye Zen Temple/Fulin Pagoda (Tang-style ancient pagoda + reflections) → Duoyun Bookstore (Ming Dynasty architectural beauty bookstore) → Wintersweet Alley/Chenghuang Temple 🌟 Must-Visit Spots 1. Jixian Square: White walls and blue tiles, perfect for ancient-style photography 2. Underwater Museum: Water pyramid + night lighting, absolutely stunning light effects 3. Fulin Pagoda: Plum blossom season in March resembles "Little Kyoto", capture water reflections from the front 4. Duoyun Bookstore: Ming Dynasty architecture + designer bookstore, a must for art lovers 🍽️ Dining Tips Plenty of affordable dining options in the park including coffee, burgers, vegetarian noodles - perfect for a full day of exploration! 📸 Every corner is photogenic, brimming with history and artistic vibes - a hidden gem worth exploring slowly! ✨

Shanghai is a magical city that blends history and modernity, featuring both the century-old charm of the Bund and the fairytale fun of Disneyland. The following is an essential route designed for first-time visitors, balancing classic attractions, food experiences, and local characteristics. 📅 Itinerary 【Day 1】Classic Landmark Check-in Morning The Bund: It is recommended to arrive before 8 AM to avoid crowds and enjoy the view of the skyscrapers in Lujiazui across the Huangpu River. Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street: Walk from the Bund to Nanjing Road to experience the old Shanghai style. Recommended snacks include Shen Dacheng's Qingtuan or Shao Wansheng's Zaozui (drunken) food. Afternoon Yu Garden & City God Temple: Visit the Jiangnan-style garden (ticket ¥40). You can try Nanxiang Steamed Buns at the City God Temple snack street (but it's more recommended to go to "Nanxiang Steamed Bun Restaurant" Yu Garden Main Branch). BFC Bund Fengjing (Weekend Only): If it's the weekend, you can visit the creative market. The evening view is excellent. Evening Lujiazui Night View: Ascend to the 118th floor observation deck of "Shanghai Tower" (¥180) or the glass observation deck of "Oriental Pearl TV Tower" (¥160). Pudong Riverside Promenade: Free for a walk. Recommended spot to photograph the Bund lights turning on from outside the "Pudong Art Museum" (lights turn on at 19:00 in summer). 【Day 2】Arts and Bourgeois Experience Morning Wukang Road - Anfu Road: A classic Citywalk route in the plane tree area. Check in at Wukang Building, Ba Jin's Former Residence, and take a break at "Old Mike's Cafe". Xujiahui Library: Free to visit, take a photo with the Catholic Church from the third-floor observation deck (reservation required). Afternoon Shanghai Museum (Free, reservation required): Rich collection of bronze ware and calligraphy/painting exhibits. It is recommended to set aside 3 hours. Sinan Mansions / Tianzifang: The former is suitable for photos, the latter is more commercialized but you can find creative small items. Evening Julu Road 158: A nightlife hub, bars like "Found 158" are suitable for a drink. 【Day 3】Fairytale or History - Choose One Option A: Shanghai Disneyland (Suitable for families/couples) Arrive at the park before 7:30 AM and tour counter-clockwise: "Soaring Over the Horizon → Pirates of the Caribbean → TRON Lightcycle Power Run". Must-see shows: Mickey's Storybook Express (Parade), IGNITE the Dream - A Nighttime Spectacular of Magic and Light (Fireworks). Tips: Weekdays are less crowded. Download the official APP in advance to check queue times. Option B: In-depth History Tour Guangfulin Cultural Site (Songjiang District): Explore the underwater museum to discover the origins of Shanghai (¥70). Zhujiajiao Ancient Town: Accessible directly by Metro Line 17. Try Zharou (braised pork wrapped in reed leaves) and Zongzi (rice dumplings). It's less crowded and better for photos in the evening. 【Day 4 (Optional)】Local Life Experience Morning: Go for a morning run at "Hongkou Football Stadium", or watch aunts and uncles dance square dancing at "Lu Xun Park". Morning: See free art exhibitions at "M50 Creative Park", or take industrial-style photos at "1933 Old Millfun". Afternoon: See giant pandas at "Shanghai Zoo" (¥40), or have a family trip to "Changfeng Ocean World". 🍜 Food Recommendations Local Shanghai Cuisine: Lao Jishi Restaurant (Tianping Road), Lan Xin Restaurant (Jinxian Road) - Must-order: Braised Pork Belly, Stir-fried Shrimp. Snacks: Dahuchun Shengjian (Sichuan Middle Road), Xiandelai Pork Ribs with Rice Cakes (Yunnan South Road). Desserts: Park Hotel Butterfly Pastry, Ruby Cream Cake. 🚇 Transportation Tips The metro covers the entire city. Download the "Metro Daduhui" APP to scan and ride. For taxis, it is recommended to use Didi. Avoid elevated roads during morning and evening rush hours. 🏨 Accommodation Suggestions Value for Money: Near Nanjing East Road / People's Square, such as "JI Hotel" (close to the metro). High-end Experience: Along the Bund like "Peace Hotel" or in Pudong like "Mandarin Oriental Pudong, Shanghai". Arts and Culture Enthusiasts: Choose a guesthouse in the French Concession (e.g., Yongjia Road, Shaanxi South Road). ⚠️ Notes Avoid National Day (Oct 1-7) and May Day holidays, as the crowd at the Bund is comparable to the Spring Festival travel rush. Bring an umbrella in summer (frequent showers), wear a windproof jacket in winter (windy by the river). Shanghai's charm lies in its diversity and inclusivity. Whether it's modern skyscrapers or alleyway life, you can always find surprises. 🌃