[2025 Shanghai Attraction] Travel Guide for Minhang Cultural Park (Updated May)

🔥 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

Here's a guide to admiring Yulan magnolias in Shanghai: Magnolia Viewing Time According to the Shanghai Botanical Garden's monitoring, the first blooming period of Yulan magnolias this year is delayed by 10–15 days compared to normal years, and the peak blooming period is around mid-March. Magnolia Viewing Locations - Lujiazui Central Green Area: You can frame the Lujiazui skyline with patches of Yulan magnolias. Taking photos under the "Returning Oasis" public sculpture is beautiful.  - People's Square: There is a row of Yulan magnolias, which can be framed with the landmark buildings and the church in People's Square. Take Exit 20 of People's Square Station on subway lines 1/2/8.  - Longhua Temple: The thousand-year-old temple complements the Yulan magnolias, creating a rich atmosphere. After entering Longhua Temple, walk along the left side towards the back to see them.  - Minhang Cultural Park: This park has the largest area of Yulan magnolias in Shanghai, including white and purple varieties. You can also frame them with tulips. The areas near Gate 2 and Gate 3 are good photo spots.  - Yan'an Zhong Road Green Area: There is a flourishing Yulan magnolia tree. You can capture a mirror effect at the Sea Coconut Grove.  - Shanghai Exhibition Center: Yulan magnolias can be framed with tulips and historical buildings. The West Friendship Hall, West Garden, and East Garden are all good photo spots.  Photography Tips - Choose the right time: The soft light in the morning or evening can create a translucent effect on the petals. Avoid the harsh midday sun, which can cause shadows. - Find a simple background: Use the blue sky, building walls, etc., as a background to highlight the pure white magnolia blossoms and reduce clutter. - Try different angles: Shoot upwards with the sky as the background to showcase the flowers' posture; shoot downwards to capture the top of the flowers and the stamens; you can also take close-ups to highlight details.

🧚‍♀️In addition to cherry blossoms and tulips, Shanghai's spring also features the city flower - magnolias💕Sharing a free treasure park in Shanghai where magnolias and tulips bloom together‼️ . ⛲️It is Minhang Cultural Park, a unique park with the largest area and the highest number of magnolias planted in Shanghai👍The park has white magnolias, yellow magnolias, purple magnolias, and red cloud magnolias💕 . 💯Tips for visiting and taking photos: 🧡Gate 3: 💕There are purple magnolias and pink magnolias, with a long row of tulips in the middle, perfect for capturing both flowers in one frame. 🌷On the lawns on both sides, there are S-shaped tulips in various colors. . 💛Gate 2: 💜There are also two rows of tall purple magnolias here, but they are fuller and denser than those at Gate 3. There is a small slope here, which is also a great spot for taking photos. . 🩵Wisdom Blue House: 🏰The blue "Santorini" style castle is a picturesque spot on its own. There are also some purple magnolias on the northern slope, which create a unique charm when framed with the blue castle. . ⏰The magnolia blooming period is very short, only about a week. Based on previous years' shooting experience, it is expected that the flowers will be in full bloom this weekend!

This is a must visit if you are in the Minhang district in Shanghai. Compared to all the other well known parks in Shanghai, it is usually quiet and peaceful and you can find a great spot near the river to have a picnic. Your own food and drinks are allowed and it is easy to get to by car or subway. The only downside is that the entrance gates are spread out and once you are in the park, it might take a while to get to the gate again so order food in advance or bring your own instead of having to walk to the gate. #parks #cityparks #picnic

Minhang Cultural Park is a large park about 1km square located in Qibao Town, Minhang District, Shanghai. It is also about 1km away from the tourist spot Qibao Ancient Town. There is a large pond in the park, and the water is clean. The impressive blue buildings and numerous objects are also fun to look at. You can also enjoy seasonal flowers such as plum blossoms and rape blossoms in spring, sunflowers in summer, and cosmos in autumn. The lawn is also large, so I think it is a very pleasant park for picnics on weekends. Park name: Minhang Cultural Park (different from Minhang Park) Address: No. 2019 Wuzhong Road, Minhang District, Shanghai Free admission: Free Opening hours: 24 hours Access: Line 10 Hangzhong Road Station, Line 9 Xingzhong Road Station #Shanghai#Minhang#Minhang Cultural Park#Minhang Park#Qibao#Cosmos #Let's go to China

#discoverchina Opened in 2018, Minhang Cultural Park is a 510,000㎡ modern oasis blending art installations, ecological wetlands, and performance spaces. Designed as a "museum without walls," it's where nature, culture, and technology harmonize – perfect for picnics, art walks, and sunset gazing. Entry: Free 🚇Metro: Line 10 to Hangzhong Road Station, Exit 2 (+15-min walk)

Visit the park in spring 🚶‍♀️ The blue cottage and the sea of ​​flowers with oil painting feel here It's like walking into Monet's garden by mistake‼ ️ - 📍Minhang Cultural Park 🚇Transportation: Line 10 Hangzhong Road Station/Line 9 Xingzhong Road Station is within walking distance 🚗Self-driving: Parking available at Gate 2/Gate 3 of the park (3r/hour) 💰Tickets: Free, no reservation required, open all day ⏰Shooting date: 2025.03.23 - 💙【Recommended check-in points】 - 🛖Internet celebrity blue house (Huiyin Blue House) Walk straight for 5 minutes from Gate 3, and you will find two fairy-tale blue cottages hidden by the lake! On sunny days, the lake reflects the blue sky, as if you have arrived at the castle of Santorini. It is recommended to wear white clothes as the light is softer after 3 pm. - 🌷Oil painting tulips (flowering period until early April) The tulip field in front of the blue house is in full bloom! The entire circle of the trail is planted with small yellow and purple flowers and small red and yellow flowers as the background. The velvety pink tulips paired with European-style buildings give you the feeling of Monet’s garden in any photo, and it has directly occupied the C position in the circle of friends! - 💐Magnolia Avenue (mid-March to end of March) This is the park with the most magnolia flowers in Shanghai‼ ️White magnolia, pink magnolia and purple magnolia can be seen everywhere. There are few people and dense flowers, so you don’t have to fight for a camera spot. A breeze blew by, and the petals swaying in the wind was so romantic ~ However, some petals have begun to wither, so if you want to see it, hurry up this week! - 🌼Golden rapeseed flowers (mid-March to early April) Behind Gate 3, towards the Children's Park, there is a large rapeseed field! When walking on the wooden plank road, remember to bring a bubble machine to add to the atmosphere. Light-colored dresses and straw hats are great for photos. - 🎡【Parent-child and pet-friendly】 1️⃣ Boat trip experience: You can rent a boat in the ecological lake area and travel around the park to feel the warm spring sun 2️⃣ Fishing and playing in the water: There are lots of small fish in the stream next to the children's playground (bring your own net bag) 3️⃣Children's Park: There are sand pits, slides, swings, etc. near Gate 3, which is very suitable for taking your kids out for a walk 4️⃣Large lawn: You can set up tents/fly kites, camp and have a picnic in the spring atmosphere💯 (go early on weekends) 5️⃣Dogs are welcome: Vaccination certificates are required to enter the park, and large dogs must wear masks - 👉Nearby attractions: Minhang Museum (with special exhibition of Zhenguanjian until 5/5), Powerlong Art Museum, Shanghai Art Museum, Minhang Sports Park, Qibao Ancient Town, Qibao Temple 🌸The park is very big and you can spend a whole day there. It’s spring time, quickly put away your strategy and go on a date with flowers! ———————————————————— ✨Follow me to unlock more great places to visit in Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai!

Listen up, folks! Last week, I got smacked in the face by aunties' scarves at Gucun Park.😤 The flower-viewing assassins of Shanghai are relentless! I've compiled 18 death traps to help you save the money you'd spend on 10 tubes of concealer! 🚗Transportation Assassinations: ❌Hongkou Football Stadium, Exit 6 of Line 8 = Spring Festival travel rush! After 9 am, it's a chest-to-back scrum. If you want to capture the train passing through flowers, be there before 7 am (bring a folding stool and stand on a trash can to shoot). ❌Chenshan Botanical Garden, Gate 1 = Hell on Earth! Sneak into the Rock Garden through Gate 3 and claim the entire riverside cherry blossom forest. 🌸Tried and Tested: Successes and Failures (Original Route + Pitfall Avoidance): ✅Binjiang Forest Park: Bring plastic bags for the Phase II Nemophila hills! Security checks for shoe covers to prevent trampling (don't ask how I know😭). After capturing the blue flower sea, head to the riverside. At 4 pm, shoot the Yangtze River freighters against the backlight + flower sea for a killer shot! ✅Jiaotong University Minhang Campus: Don't just stand by the red wall at Gate 5! Go around to the east side of the School of Electronic Information and Electrical Engineering's lawn. Use a 200mm telephoto lens to compress the space, and the cherry blossoms will fill your frame. 📸Photographic Faux Pas: ⚠️Lujiazui Central Green Space: Shooting the four iconic buildings = construction worker vibes! Crouch by the drainage ditch on the left side of the "Oasis" sculpture, flip your phone upside down, and place it on the ground. The tulips will instantly grow 2 meters taller. ⚠️Longhua Temple: Don't shoot the magnolias from below! Bring a reflector for the ancient temple's eaves. If wearing Hanfu, choose lotus root color. Beware of yellow-robed monks photobombing. 🌷Flowering Period Death Schedule: 🔴Nanyuan Riverside Tulips: Go before March 20! They'll be replaced with lavender in April (don't trust the navigation status). 🔴Botanical Garden Cherry Blossom Rain: From March 25 to April 5, they spray water at 10 am daily to create "rain." Bring a transparent umbrella and stand on the stone bridge in the Peony Garden. 👗Clothing Assassinations: ❌Never wear a white dress to Qinjian Spring Garden! The tulips and cherry blossoms clash. Taro purple JK + bow hair accessories are the winning combo. ❌Bring a hiking stick to Minhang Cultural Park for the magnolias! The purple blossoms are on the roof of the Greek-style castle. Climbing requires core strength💪. 💡Lifesaving Tips: 1️⃣Bring a folding ladder to Miaojiang Road to shoot Nanpu Bridge! Security will pretend not to see. 2️⃣Shoot a bird's-eye view from the overpass at Wenshui Road Metro Line 4, Exit 4. Cover your phone with a plastic bag to prevent drops. 3️⃣Wear non-slip socks for the "Beida Mountain" waterfall spot in Lu Xun Park. The moss is slippery. 4️⃣Bring a fake student ID! Save ¥40 on tickets to Jiaotong University/Botanical Garden (shhh🤫). Shanghai's flower season waits for no one! Save this guide and tag your adventurous friends!

🌌 Journey Through a Millennium: Experience the Vibrancy of the Zhenguan Era Step into the "Mirror of Zhenguan" exhibition hall at the Minhang Museum, and you'll feel as though you've entered a time tunnel leading to the early Tang Dynasty. The timeworn bas-reliefs of the Zhaoling Six Steeds shimmer in the light and shadow, the robes of the tricolor Hu figurines seem to flutter in the desert winds of the Silk Road, and the "flying white" calligraphy of Yuchi Jingde's epitaph still carries the fragrance of ink that has lingered for a thousand years. This exhibition, woven together with 132 cultural relics, presents a vivid tapestry of the Zhenguan era's splendor. 🏺 Must-See Exhibits: Unraveling the Secrets of a Golden Age 1⃣ Yuchi Jingde's Epitaph Highlight: The epitaph's cover features the rare "flying white" calligraphy style, with 25 characters inscribed with a powerful, knife-like precision. The 2,218-character inscription in regular script details the legendary life of this meritorious official, from the thrilling Xuanwu Gate Incident to his illustrious military achievements defending the frontier, serving as a "living archive" of early Tang history. Significance: Unearthed from the Zhaoling Mausoleum in Shaanxi, the epitaph is a valuable artifact for studying the political system and calligraphic art of the Tang Dynasty. 2⃣ Tricolor Female Equestrian Figurine Details: With her hair styled in a high bun, the female rider wears a narrow-sleeved robe and high boots, her hands holding the reins in a confident posture that challenges traditional female imagery, showcasing the self-assurance and freedom of women during the Zhenguan period. Background: Excavated from the tomb of Li Xian, the flowing and blending tricolor glaze testifies to the pinnacle of Tang Dynasty pottery craftsmanship. 3⃣ Gilt Silver Pot (Exhibited from the end of March) Craftsmanship: The pot is adorned with a carving depicting the Greek myth of the "Judgment of Paris." The toreutic art of the Sasanian Empire of Persia blends seamlessly with traditional Chinese patterns, making it a true gem of Silk Road cultural exchange. Story: Unearthed from Guyuan, Ningxia, this pot once journeyed across the desert with Sogdian merchant caravans, bearing witness to the prosperity of Chang'an as an international metropolis. 📌 Practical Information 📍 Address: 1538 Xinzhen Road, Minhang District (10-minute walk from Hangzhong Road Station on Metro Line 10) 📅 Exhibition Period: From now until May 5, 2025 (Closed on Mondays, open during Lunar New Year) 🎫 Tickets: Free! Professional guided tours are available daily at 10:00 and 14:00 (approx. 1.5 hrs)

👍About the Attraction: I went to the Minhang Museum today to see the "Zhenguan Mirror - Thematic Exhibition of Tang Dynasty History and Culture." I arrived 15 minutes early, but there was already a long line of more than 100 people at the entrance. The cold wind was biting, but everyone in line had excited expressions on their faces. I learned from online information that the museum gives out a limited number of exquisite brochures to visitors every day, so some enthusiasts arrive an hour early to be first in line. The "Zhenguan Mirror - Thematic Exhibition of Tang Dynasty History and Culture" is being held at the Minhang Museum from January 23 to May 5, 2025. The exhibition is divided into four sections: "The Early Tang Dynasty," "The Rise of Prosperity," "Splendor of the Silk Road," and "Legacy of a Flourishing Age." Through 132 precious cultural relics (sets), it vividly recreates the reign of Zhenguan, a golden age established by Emperor Taizong of Tang (Li Shimin). Chairman Mao wrote in his poems about "Emperor Qin, Emperor Wu of Han, Emperor Taizong of Tang, and Emperor Taizu of Song." Emperor Taizong of Tang (Li Shimin) is one of the most famous emperors in ancient Chinese history. His life encompassed both the tragedy of the Xuanwu Gate Incident and the prosperity of the Zhenguan era. If you want to learn more about this emperor who led China to the peak of the world at that time, you can visit this exhibition. Reliefs of the Six Steeds of Zhaoling are displayed at the entrance of the exhibition. The Six Steeds of Zhaoling were the six warhorses of Li Shimin, who died in several key battles. Li Shimin personally wrote "praises" for them and had their images carved in bluestone to commemorate those turbulent years and demonstrate his ambition and determination to create the Zhenguan era. The exhibition also features some gilded and painted figurines of civil and military officials. The civil officials hold tablets, and the military officials are clad in armor, vividly showcasing the images of Tang Dynasty officials. These figurines reflect the emphasis on both civil and military affairs, and the unity of the emperor and his ministers during the Zhenguan period. They are a vivid representation of the political system and bureaucratic structure of the Tang Dynasty. In addition to the cultural relics, the exhibition organizers have also meticulously presented various aspects of Tang Dynasty society, striving to provide visitors with a comprehensive understanding of life during the prosperous Tang Dynasty. For example, there are introductions to tea, wine, and cooking methods; the overall layout of Chang'an City, including the distribution of the imperial palace and residential areas; and diagrams illustrating the makeup sequence of Tang Dynasty women. It's as if you've stepped into Chang'an City and witnessed its splendor in a single day. 📍Address: No. 1538 Xinzhen Road, Minhang District, Shanghai 🚗Transportation: Subway: Take Metro Line 10 to Hangzhong Road Station, Exit 3, and walk 700 meters. Car: Navigate to "Minhang Culture Park." Parking is available in the underground parking lot of the Culture Park or at the parking lots near Gate 2/Gate 3. 🎟Tickets: Free admission, no reservation required. 💗Other Tips: Open Tuesday to Sunday from 09:30 to 16:30 (last entry at 16:00), closed on Mondays. It's close to the Shanghai Mass Culture Museum, the Powerlong Art Museum, and Qibao Ancient Town, so you can plan a day trip to visit them all.

Minhang Cultural Park is a magnolia-specific park in Shanghai with a large area and a large number of magnolias. It covers a total area of ​​84.84 hectares. No matter spring, summer, autumn or winter, there are different beautiful scenery waiting for you to discover. The scenery is beautiful and there are few people. Many people don’t know that this place is very suitable for family outings. It is a good place to avoid crowds during the Spring Festival, outdoor leisure and fitness, and take children for a walk. ️ The park has ecological landscape areas such as the Water Garden, Hundred Flowers Garden, Terrace Garden, Water Forest, and Five Elements Garden. It also incorporates cultural elements and has cultural facilities such as the Powerlong Art Museum, Minhang Museum, Shanghai Art Museum, and Integrity Culture Center, achieving a fusion of greenery and culture. 🌈Highlights: ✅The park has small bridges, flowing water, forests and beautiful scenery. Statues such as horses, cups, balloons, cartoon dolls, etc. are scattered in every corner of the park, which is very suitable for children to take pictures. ✅There is the No. 7 Bridge Bunker in the park, which consists of three parts: a soldier statue, a hero monument and a bunker. It was the site of the Anti-Japanese War and the War of Liberation. It is a witness to history and a holy place for future generations to commemorate the martyrs. ✅There are walking trails in the park, as well as two large children's playgrounds, which provide a variety of entertainment facilities such as sand digging, swings, slides and seesaws. It is a good place for adults and children to exercise and have fun. ✅There are several exhibitions in the southwest corner of the park, including the Minhang Museum and Powerlong Art Museum. Well worth a visit, free to visit. ✅The Internet-famous Blue House: It is actually a bookstore with a quiet environment and a good selection of books. You can have a cup of coffee here☕️ and enjoy a good time of leisure. 🎫Tickets: 0 yuan 🚗Transportation: You can take Bus No. 87, Bus No. 92, Bus No. 763, Bus No. 776, Metro Line 9, etc.

Minhang Cultural Park is located on Wuzhong Road in Minhang District. It is a modern urban park that integrates ecology, leisure, and culture. The park is full of lush trees, clear lakes, and winding trails, making it a great place for citizens to relax and get close to nature. At the same time, the park also hosts various cultural activities. The park is connected to the Minhang District Museum and the Haipai Art Museum. The Minhang District Marriage Registration Center is also located in the park.

Minhang Cultural Park is a national 4A-level tourist attraction in Shanghai, covering a total area of 84.84 hectares. It is famous for its characteristic plants, diverse landscape areas, and fitness venues for citizens. Location: No. 2019 Wuzhong Road, Minhang District, Shanghai. It starts from Wuzhong Road in the north, ends at Caobao Road in the south, is adjacent to Xinzhen Road in the west, and reaches the A20 Outer Ring Road in the east. Opening hours: Open 24 hours a day from April 1, 2024. Main attractions: The park has ecological landscape areas such as Water Garden, Hundred Flowers Garden, Terrace Garden, Water Forest, and Five Elements Garden, as well as cultural facilities such as Baolong Art Museum and Minhang Museum. Featured activities: The park provides venues for camping, sports, and fitness, making it a good place for citizens to relax and entertain. Minhang Cultural Park attracts many tourists with its beautiful natural environment and rich cultural facilities. It is an important part of the green belt outside the Shanghai Outer Ring Road. The water forest in Minhang Cultural Park is a good place to enjoy autumn. The metasequoia and ginkgo forest shine in the autumn sun, as if they are the most precious gifts of nature.

You can only camp in spring and autumn. The weather is good recently. Don’t miss the beautiful scenery. We went to the Cultural Park. The place is very big, with a large lawn where you can set up a tent, but you can't make a fire for barbecue🔥🥩. You can bring some sandwiches🥪, fruits🍌🍇🍎, and coffee☕ for lunch. If that’s still not enough, order takeout and address it at Gate 2 of Cultural Park or Gate 3 of Cultural Park. After it is delivered, go to the door to pick it up yourself. Activities: 1. Rowing: It is an electric boat, only electric boat, 80 per hour. You need to pay 100 yuan when you buy the ticket, and get 20 yuan back when you return the boat. You can drive your own boat around the park. It takes about 45 minutes. 2. Bicycles: There are two-person, three-person, four-person bicycles, and electric four-person bicycles. Prices vary. A multi-person electric car costs 10 yuan per person and takes you for a ride in the park. 3. Children's Playground: There are slides, swings, rocking chairs, seesaws, sand digging, etc. It is a great place for children to have fun. Parking: I drove to Gate 2 of the Cultural Park and there was a parking space at the gate. Affordable price. I didn't look carefully at the price per hour. I went in at 9 am and left at 4 pm, and paid a total of 14 yuan. Don't waste this autumn🍂, go camping🏕

🌈Highlights: The "one axis" refers to the Wuzhong Road entrance landscape axis, including the entrance building, landscape corridor, green slope square, large camphor tree, and waterside platform, which is the core landscape and traffic channel of the entire cultural park. The "two wings" refer to the east and west wings derived from the landscape axis, with the east side highlighting ecological features and the west side reflecting the characteristics of the times. The "six areas" refer to the six main landscape areas of the first phase of the cultural park, namely the courtyard landscape area, leisure lawn, autumn orchard, magnolia garden (part), camphor forest boardwalk, and lovers' island. The park's bridge design is also quite distinctive, with six bridges in the first phase themed around flowers, each with a different shape, namely Yingchun Bridge, Wangchun Bridge, Baihua Bridge, Mudan Bridge, Yulan Bridge, and Dieying Bridge. Unlike the previous concept of "flowers in all seasons," the first phase of Minhang Cultural Park provides citizens with a beautiful ecological environment by building special landscapes such as magnolia gardens, autumn fruit gardens, ecological wetlands, water forests, and aromatic gardens, allowing citizens to share the results of Minhang's ecological development. Spring is particularly charming, with a variety of flowers and plants blooming in different shapes and colors, making it a great place for a family outing. There is also a children's playground, which is bustling with children playing in the summer. In the evening, many fitness enthusiasts come to run, making it a popular spot. It is worth a visit. 🕐️Opening hours: 6:00–18:00 🏝️Recommended route: Take Metro Line 10 to Hangzhong Road Station, and walk for about 5 minutes. Bus routes 87, 753, 776, and 867 can reach the north gate of the park. Or take bus route 763 to Caobao Road Xingxi Road Station. 💗Other tips: Not far from the cultural park is Minhang Sports Park, which is also very large and a great place to visit.

Shanghai Haipai Art Museum is located in the heart of Minhang District, Qibao Town, Minhang Cultural Park, blending with the surrounding quiet and beautiful park environment, showing the vitality of Haipai culture. The exhibition hall has a building area of more than 15,000 square meters, introducing high-quality art resources from the Shanghai Federation of Literary and Art Circles and various art associations in Shanghai, exhibiting top Haipai art works, and becoming a new platform for the combination of professional art resources and community cultural construction. The Haipai Art Museum is committed to the forefront of Haipai art research, the high ground of Haipai cultural heritage and innovation, the permanent base of Haipai treasures exhibition, and the rich land of Haipai cultural experience.

The European-style small blue house is a feature of this park. You can find its exact location by searching for Huiyin Blue House. There are many willows in the park that are great for taking photos. The small blue house, willows, and the small lake together make for beautiful pictures. It's a very leisurely park. Next to the park are the Minhang Museum and the Baolong Art Museum, full of artistic atmosphere. In spring, there are magnolia flowers here, in red, white, and pink, which look particularly beautiful when photographed with the willows. There are large areas of magnolias at the entrances of Gate 1 and Gate 2, and there are also large areas throughout the park. It's very comfortable to walk around and take pictures. 🚗 Transportation Information: 500 meters walk from Hangzhong Road Station on Metro Line 10 💰 Free park

Minhang Cultural Park in Shanghai is one of my favorite places. I want to go for a walk and cool off there every evening after dinner, which always lifts my spirits. The park is open 24 hours a day, and on weekends, it becomes a great spot for picnics, boating, and flower viewing, especially suitable for family outings. Inside the park, there is a sculpture of galloping horses. The group of horses is arranged along the curved lakeshore, creating a spectacular and impressive scene. Here, you can look at the lush trees, breathe in the natural oxygen, find a secluded green lawn, and relax in this natural oxygen bar for a while. It's the most pleasant experience. Nearby the park, there are also cultural facilities such as the Minhang Museum, Haipai Art Museum, and Baolong Art Museum, which are great places to cool off in the summer. If you have time, you might as well take a stroll in Minhang Cultural Park. 📍Park Address: No. 2019 Wuzhong Road 🚌Transportation Routes: Bus 87, 753, 776, 867, Metro Line 10 Hangzhong Road Station

🏞Shanghai Minhang Cultural Park is located near the Qibao Ancient Town in the western part of Minhang District, covering an area of about 430,000 square meters. It is a rare large ecological park in the urban area. 🌳The north side of the park is Wuzhong Road, with Gate 4 at No. 2019 Wuzhong Road, and there is a parking lot nearby; the south side is Caobao Road, with a small parking lot at Gate 3; the east side is adjacent to the Outer Ring Expressway; the west side is Xinzhen Road, with Gate 1 for pedestrians only. Near the intersection of Xinzhen Road and Caobao Road in the southwest corner of the park are the Minhang Cultural Center and the Haipai Art Museum, which can be visited together. 🌿The main function of Minhang Cultural Park is to regulate the ecological environment of the urban area. It is large in size, well-designed, filled with lush lawns and green trees, and also has lakes and natural small rivers, with water plants and wildflowers scattered along the banks, full of natural charm... ☔️During the plum rain season, the drizzle washes away the dust, the air is fresh, the vegetation is lush, and the summer flowers bloom in patches, painting beautiful color blocks on the ground... Holding an umbrella, walking slowly in the rain, cleansing the troubles, daydreaming, and enjoying this comfort...

The early summer water lilies, all that is seen is continuous good fortune The water lilies of early summer, silent as water, untouched by dust. Casually observing the shadows among the flowers, I inadvertently walked into Monet's pond, entering the charming shallow dream of summer blossoms.

📍Attraction Address: No. 2019 Wuzhong Road, Minhang District, Shanghai (near Outer Ring Road) 🚗Transportation to Attraction: Walk 980 meters from Hangzhong Road Station on Subway Line 10 👍️Must-visit Spot: Huiyin Blue House 🎟️Ticket Information: Free admission without reservation 💗Other tips: The parks in Minhang District are really trending today, such as Minhang Cultural Park, whose iconic landmark is the Huiyin Blue House. The three types of flowers are also concentrated around the Blue House. Water lilies are located to the south of the Blue House, with red, pink, and yellow flowers blooming in competition. The view of the Blue House from here is also the best, resembling the blue and white architecture of Greece, and can be photographed with the water lilies in the foreground. Purple sunflowers are located on the east side of the Blue House, visible after crossing the bridge from the water lily pond. Although the area of the purple sunflowers is not large, because they are planted together with trees, it really feels like a forest, and the side of the Blue House can also serve as a background. Large marguerites are located on the hillside to the north of the Blue House, with several continuous hillsides planted with a large area of white large marguerites, which are very impressive, although the degree of trampling is also distressing. The Blue House itself is a public welfare place, mainly hosting charity events for children with autism. There is a charity piano performance on Saturday afternoons, and it is usually used as a reading room. I personally really like it here, it's just a pity that there are too many noisy tourists, breaking the tranquility of the place.

Minhang Cultural Park is definitely one of the most frequently visited parks by the people of Minhang. Not only is it large in size, but it also offers a rich variety of activities. On this visit to Minhang Cultural Park, I discovered that a large area of hydrangeas near Huiyin Blue House 🌸 have bloomed, and the color tuning is quite nice. The blue and pink hues intermingle, creating an endless summer's grand garden! The lawn that was maintained earlier is now open, and the vast green grass is very comfortable to step on! Whether it's camping, playing soccer ⚽️, or just lying down, it's a pleasant place to be. So, what are you waiting for? Take the time this weekend to relax in nature. And while you're at it, take some 📷 beautiful photos with the endless summer! By the way, some of the water lilies 🪷 in the park's water garden have started to bloom, but they are not yet in full bloom. Those who want to see the water lilies will have to wait a little longer.

The flowers in Minhang Cultural Park are blooming, truly a palette of spring. 🌟Highlights: 1️⃣There is a lot of green space in Minhang Cultural Park, with 5 areas for pitching tents. You can always find a quiet spot, which is great for camping 2️⃣Blue house, flower beds, small bridges, various elements, perfect for taking photos with a Japanese small fresh style 3️⃣Minhang Museum, Haipai Art Gallery are accessible within the park, and Baolong Art Museum is also nearby. Leisurely view exhibitions all in one go 4️⃣Great place for morning runs and night runs. A paradise for running enthusiasts, a lung-cleansing oxygen bar 🗓Itinerary: After visiting the park ➡️ Minhang Museum ➡️ Haipai Art Gallery ➡️ Wanda Plaza/Aegean Sea/Baolong City for dining The nearby Rongxin Shangkun Center is an office area with many dining options, less crowded and quiet, also a good choice. 📍Detailed address: No. 2019 Wuzhong Road, Gate 2 for parking No. 2001 Caobao Road, Gate 3, find a parking spot nearby 🚌Bus: Routes 87, 753, 776, 867 Line 10 Hangzhong Road Station Line 9 Xingzhong Road

🌸This time I went to see the magnolias. Some of the flowers have already bloomed. If you want to take pictures of the first blooming magnolias, you can act in advance. 🌟A must-visit place in the park: the Blue Castle. Also called "Huiyin Blue House", it is located on the north side of the park's water garden. It is a friendly community space that uses music as a theme to care for young people in society. It is very beautiful~ 🌟The Blue Castle is very suitable for taking portraits. 💦The reflection of the water can create a lively effect. 🚣‍♀️The water cleaner rowing boats is also a great finishing touch. 📝Because magnolia flowers are so beautiful, 📷the author suggests not to shoot them together with portraits, the effect will be better. If you can take advantage of a very good slope, it will definitely be a good photo❗

From a meteorological perspective, Shanghai has not yet entered spring, but the city's flower, the white magnolia, is already in full bloom throughout the city. 'But for one branch worthy of jade, why need nine fields to start seeking orchids?' This line from a Tang dynasty poem is the origin of the name 'magnolia,' and China has a history of cultivating magnolias for over 2,500 years. In addition to the white magnolia, there are many other varieties in the Magnoliaceae family, such as the Yulan magnolia, the Lucky Red magnolia, the Yellow magnolia, the Purple magnolia, etc. Among them, the Spring-watching magnolia, also known as the Spring-welcoming flower or tree, is the earliest blooming magnolia and is known as the 'messenger of spring.' There are many places to view magnolias in Shanghai, but the largest planting area and the most numerous is the Magnolia-themed Park - Minhang Cultural Park. Minhang Cultural Park currently has over 1,200 magnolia trees of various varieties such as white, yellow, purple, and Lucky Red magnolias, distributed in ecological attractions within the park such as the Music Plaza and the Hundred Flowers Garden. Clusters of magnolia flowers resemble a flock of doves landing on branches or pure white snow hanging from the treetops. Visitors leisurely take photos and check in among the trees, enjoying the vibrant early spring scenery. Since the magnolia's blooming period is quite short, generally lasting about one week to ten days, those who want to see them should hurry. Additionally, nearby there are art venues such as the Minhang Museum, the Shanghai Style Art Gallery, and the Baolong Art Museum, which can be visited together on a weekend. Tourist Tips: Ticket Price: Free Address: The north gate is located at 2019 Wuzhong Road; the south gate is at 2001 Caobao Road. Transportation: Take bus 87, 753, 776, 867 to Wuzhong Road Hangzhong Road Station, walk 100 meters; take Metro Line 10 to Hangzhong Road Station, walk 291 meters to reach the north gate. Take bus 763 to Caobao Road Xingxi Road, walk 90 meters; take Metro Line 9 to Xingzhong Road Station, walk 667 meters to reach the south gate.

🌈 The 'Huiyin Blue House' in Minhang Cultural Park is a public welfare platform that cares for groups with mental disabilities such as autism, Alzheimer's disease, and depression with a music 🎵 theme. The blue garden roof + spire house is especially Mediterranean! Hurry up and bring your friends to check in and take great photos! 🎫 Ticket: Free 📍 Address: No. 2019, Wuzhong Road, Minhang District, Shanghai Opening hours: 10:00-16:00 🚗 Transportation: There is a paid parking lot 🅿️ at the entrance of Minhang Cultural Park You can go directly from the Minhang Museum On one side of the Huiyin Blue House, there is a metasequoia forest, where you can see the particularly beautiful red in autumn; you can camp anywhere on the park roads ⛺️, it's really suitable for outings! Bring some afternoon tea snacks, play frisbee 🥏 with a few friends, and let your pets run around freely! Minhang Cultural Park⛲️ is interesting because it has many small paths, maybe a small bridge, maybe a stone path, maybe a wooden plank road, maybe a path leading to a small pavilion, or maybe a dense grove of trees. You don't know where the road you took will lead, or from which road you will circle back to the original place. There is also a large lawn with 'galloping horses', Wenxin Lake, and a boat dock. At the convergence of several roads, you can walk to the water forest wooden plank road surrounded by fir trees. As you walk, you will forget the time, immersed in this fairy-tale world.

The weather has warmed up, Shanghai's city flower—the white magnolia, also known as the spring-anticipating flower, is in full bloom, Just like the plum blossoms, the magnolia blooms before the leaves grow, so the flowers and leaves do not meet. The weekend weather is nice☀️, on the grass of Minhang Cultural Park, there are patches of white magnolia trees, with white flowers covering the trees, truly dazzling the spring, so beautiful, instantly healed by the 🌸🌸💕💞 Under the trees are people picnicking and camping, playing, basking in the sun☀️......

Speaking of where there is a 🌸sea of ​​flowers, as a native of Minhang, I must once again mention a great place near my home, Minhang Cultural Park⛲️! 🍃In spring, what can make people feel happier than looking at flowers? Even on a rainy weekend, looking at the sea of ​​flowers can make you feel relaxed and happy. I brought my kids to Minhang Cultural Park again today. After not being here for two weeks, the tulips 🌷 here have blossomed into a sea of ​​flowers. The magnolias have already passed their blooming period, and petals are raining in the wind🌧️ Tips: The largest tulip field in the park is right at the main entrance of Caobao Road, where the ruins of the No. 7 Bridge Fort are located. If you like to see tulips and magnolias, you can park your car at the parking lot at Gate 3. The rest of the spray snowflakes, winter jasmine and digitalis are scattered in various locations of the water system, which can be said to be a scene at every step.

Minhang Cultural Park The Minhang Cultural Park in Shanghai is located in Qibao Town, Minhang. It is a city park that integrates historical culture, natural landscape, and modern facilities. It not only provides a place for citizens to understand and feel the historical culture of Minhang, but also provides a good place for citizens to relax and entertain. Address: No. 2019, Wuzhong Road, Minhang District, Shanghai Opening hours: 8.30-17.00