Encountering Fangta Park, 12 yuan of happiness~

Fangta Park is quite a famous attraction in Songjiang. I've been thinking about it for many years, and now, taking advantage of the holiday and this rare good weather, I hurried to visit. 🌳Upon arriving here, I realized that all major scenic spots in Shanghai are crowded with people, but surprisingly, Fangta Park is uniquely quiet. Strolling within, it feels as if time has slowed down. 🏯Fangta was first built during the Northern Song Dynasty, which has a very historical background. The park also has a large brick-carved screen wall from the Ming Dynasty and a stone bridge from the Song Dynasty, each exuding an ancient charm. There's also a Mazu Temple called 'Tianfei Palace,' but unfortunately, it's currently under renovation and not open to the public. However, this gives us something to look forward to for our next visit. Not to mention the late work of the architect Feng Jizhong, 'Helou Pavilion,' which has now become a tea room for visitors to rest. Sitting here, sipping a cup of fragrant tea, one can feel the tranquility of time. 💧There are also lakes and grasslands here, and the natural scenery is quite pleasant. It's really suitable for a leisurely weekend stroll, to relax and enjoy this moment of peace. 💰The ticket is only 12 yuan, super cost-effective, isn't it?