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based on 10 reviewsThe Shanghai Haiwan National Forest Park is located in Shanghai's Fengxian District, adjacent to Hangzhou Bay. Situated far from the hustle and bustle of the city, this extremely beautiful location offers a welcome respite from urban Shanghai. The park features an equestrian area, a root carving center, boating, a painting and calligraphy center, and an architecture exhibition center. In winter, the plum blossoms are in full bloom, while lotus plants cover the park's many ponds in summer. Shanghai Haiwan National Forest Park is a great place for photography or to spend time with friends and family.
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Show More ReviewsThe natural oxygen bar park, as originally planned, boasts a relatively complete range of facilities including a museum, art gallery, horse racing track, amusement park, and barbecue and camping areas, with considerable potential for expansion. However, its location far from the city center, coupled with inconvenient subway access for those driving, results in a lack of popularity and sluggish operation. While the sightseeing bus information service is relatively enthusiastic and maintains the main route, nearly half of the stops are unavailable, leading to tourists being reluctant to disembark. For example, the horse racing track and camping area are currently closed, and the museum and art gallery exhibits are mediocre, lacking highlights and failing to resonate with younger audiences. The sightseeing bus costs 10 yuan per person one way, while self-service rentals cost 180 yuan per hour, suitable for families. The 60 yuan entrance fee, given the current semi-shutdown facilities, is also a factor hindering visitor numbers. Purchasing a combined ticket through Ctrip offers slightly better value than purchasing in person.