Shanghai · Fangta Garden

When I arrived, it was getting late. Thanks to the staff, I was able to enter the garden (I am very grateful for the help of the staff). Perhaps because it was late, or maybe it was raining, there were hardly any people. I particularly like gardens with few people, so I can stroll around slowly. The garden is not particularly large, but it is still worth a visit. There is a large bamboo forest in the eastern part of Fangta Garden. There are stone paths in the forest, winding paths leading to secluded spots, and a thatched pavilion deep in the bamboo forest. However, the garden is mainly built around the square tower, with a lake circling around the tower. I saw many moored boats, and there is a large lawn opposite the tower. I think there would be more people camping here if the weather is good. The grassland lake, boating in the garden, the square tower and bamboo forest, it is a good place to go on weekends. Although this garden does not have the beauty of the five major gardens, its grassland lake is enough to attract attention. There are no rockeries and flowing water, but it has its own square tower corridor. Perhaps the Drunken Bai Pool (one of Shanghai's five major classical gardens) not far from Fangta Garden is too famous, which leads to few people here. It may also be that I came at the wrong time. Overall, this place is really worth visiting. The ancient cultural charm of Fangta Garden not only attracts many tourists who visit the ancient and seek the secluded, but also attracts many film and television workers who shoot historical themes. More than 10 TV dramas such as 'West Chamber', 'Peony Pavilion', 'Dou E's Grievance', 'Liao Zhai', 'Fengshen Bang', 'Ji Gong', 'Yang Naiwu and Little Cabbage', 'Zhu Zhishan Legend' have been filmed in the garden. The park ticket purchase time is 7:00-16:00, the ticket is 12 yuan, and you cannot enter after the time. Those who need to go can pay attention to the time... Address: No. 235 Zhongshan Road, Songjiang District, Shanghai