Truly worthy of being one of Shanghai's five great gardens, marvel at the ancestors' aesthetic!

🍂 Qingpu Qushui Garden Autumn Viewing Guide｜A century-old garden filled with the autumn charm of Jiangnan 🌿【Garden Heritage】A Jiangnan classical garden built during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, once an auxiliary garden of the City God Temple. Pavilions and towers are built by the water, blending century-old architecture with autumn scenery. Every step reveals poetic cultural beauty, quiet and less crowded, perfect for a slow appreciation. 🍁【Must-See in Autumn】 - Ancient Trees and Autumn Scenery: Ancient camphor and ginkgo trees turn yellow and green, fallen leaves cover the paths creating a full autumn atmosphere. The branches of ancient trees by the water reflect in the pond, naturally evoking an ink painting feel. - Elegant Flower Borders: The fragrance of sweet osmanthus fills the air, autumn chrysanthemums bloom in succession, complementing the carved corridor pillars, fresh and photogenic. - Historic Buildings Check-in: The flying eaves and upturned corners of Ninghe Hall and Huashen Hall, combined with autumn sunlight, make every casual photo a beautiful ancient-style portrait. 💡【Practical Tips】 - Free admission, recommended to enter in the afternoon when warm sunlight filters through the leaves for better photos. - The garden is quiet and serene, suitable for slow family strolls. You can bring a simple picnic mat to rest and enjoy the autumn. - Nearby, you can try Qingpu’s special snacks to complete a perfect autumn experience.