Yu Garden

Yuyuan Garden's lantern festival has recently blown up the circle of friends again, it looks so beautiful that I can't help but go to check in. However, the actual look is slightly disappointing. First of all, the beautiful lanterns are concentrated on a short street on Wenchang Street. The photos show probably all the beauty. The layout of the central square has not been completely completed, it looks like a dark piece, and there is no exciting clip. The Nine-Turn Bridge did not light up, and there were still a lot of people. It is estimated that it will take some time to complete all the arrangements, and there are too many people on holidays. The child slept on his father's shoulder all the way. I advise everyone to wait for a while, avoid holidays and weekends and then go.

🌈Jiyu Shuilang: Named after the 'Jiyu Peak' stone next to the corridor. The corridor is a hundred meters long, the longest water corridor in Jiangnan classical gardens, winding and twisting, with ancient trees dripping with verdancy, red fish swimming in the pond, pavilions and kiosks overflowing with light and color, full of poetic and picturesque charm. 🌈Nine Lions Pavilion: This pavilion is elegant and beautiful, with a moon platform in front, half spanning the pond. You can enjoy tea and watch fish by the railing, and listen to the snow while boiling wine. 🌈Cloud-Piercing Dragon Wall: The Cloud-Piercing Dragon Wall is located to the west of Dianchun Hall. The dragon's head is made of clay, and the dragon's body is made of tiles to form scales. The dragon's head is mighty, and the dragon's body is winding. The entire dragon seems to want to raise its head and fly, piercing into the clouds. There are also several other dragon walls in the garden: there is a sleeping dragon behind the large rockery. There are twin dragons playing with a pearl to the west of Hexu Hall, and a sleeping dragon in front of the 'Can be Viewed' in the inner garden. Each has its own characteristics. 🌈Kuai Tower: To the southeast of Dianchun Hall, there is a lake stone rockery Baoyun Rock, with water and stones intertwined, and the caves are deep and secluded. Looking at the mountain stone from a distance, it is like a white cloud in the sky. There is a double-storey pavilion on the mountain; the upper floor is called Kuai Tower, and you can overlook the large rockery and the panoramic view of Yuyuan Garden from the tower, and your mood is cheerful, hence the name; the lower floor is called Yanshuang Pavilion, with carved beams and painted eaves, quite exquisite. Going down from Kuai Tower to the south, there are Jingyi Pavilion and Tingli Pavilion, surrounded by flower walls, forming a small courtyard. 🌈Tingtao Pavilion: Tingtao Pavilion is located to the east of Jiyu Shuilang, facing north and south as a two-story building. 'Tingtao' means that this place is close to the Huangpu River, and the sound of the waves seems to be heard. The south part is a pavilion, and the upper part is an elegant room. On top of it, there is a single-legged crane standing alone, looking south across the pool to Hanbi Tower. ⏰Opening hours: 9:00-16:30 (Stop entering the garden at 16:00. Clear the field at 16:30) Closed on Mondays (except national holidays) 🎫'Shanghai Yuyuan Garden' online or offline ticket purchase is available Price: 40 yuan r/person in peak season, 30 r/person in off-peak season Entrance: 🚪North gate: 168 Fuyou Road, Huangpu District (individual visitors, groups) 🚪South gate: 279 Yuyuan Old Street, Huangpu District (only individual visitors) 🚇Shanghai Metro Line 10/14 (Yuyuan) Station Exit 1, 700 meters walk 🚌980, 930, 736, 24, 11, etc.; Urban Sightseeing Tour Line 1 🌟Nearby play: Jiuqu Bridge, Lake Heart Pavilion, City God Temple, Ancient City Park

#cherryblossom2024 🌸 🏯 Yu Garden in Shanghai is like stepping into the golden age of the Tang Dynasty! 🌙 During the evening, the garden transforms into a whole new level of beauty. I've heard that there's a stunning light show during the Yuanxiao Festival. It's even more enchanting and gives you a chance to experience the festival. When I visited in the afternoon and walked around for a while, I didn't realize how magnificent it would look at night, especially when the lights slowly came on. It felt like the fog of history lifted, revealing a glimpse of the Tang Dynasty. It was as if I was transported back in time to that magical era! ✨🏰

✨This year's Yuyuan Lantern Festival is aesthetically far ahead! ✨Is it 🈶️ guided by a master, the energy is so full! . 🏮Currently free, the lighting time starts on the 21st, every night from 17:30-22:00, the viewing is good✨ It is recommended to come on weekday nights, and the flow of people significantly decreases after 21:00～ . 🏮Main viewing areas: 1⃣️Jiuqu Bridge🐲Donghai Dragon Palace, it's really amazing!! Must come!! The queue is said to be 180 minutes, but it was about 20 minutes today, and the order on the scene is very good～ 2⃣️7th gate Nine Dragons Playing with Pearls✨, it just snowed when I came, the energy is so full! I feel like I have gained good luck for a year🧨! It's really shocking! 3⃣️Big Fish Begonia🐟, near the 5th gate, the "Fish and Dragon Dance Overnight" is not in vain, this prosperous age is as you wish! 4⃣️The big pearl in front of the old temple's gold! The best photo spot here is on the 2⃣️ floor! . 🏮Transportation: Subway🚇Lines 10 and 14, Exit 7; Taxi🚗7th gate; It is not recommended to drive by yourself if there is a large flow of people, it is not easy to find a parking space～

👍Most recommended: In the midsummer, the lanterns on the side of the Nine Curves Bridge are lit again, and the theme lanterns are eye-catching. On the lake, half of a huge watermelon is soaked in water, and the red melon flesh makes people appetizing. 🌟Highlights: The creative lanterns this time are based on the cultural symbols of the solar terms such as greenery, lotus style, and ice cubes, combined with summer fashion elements, the shape of watermelon slices, not only fun and good-looking, but also visually "cooling" effect. ✅Must experience: Refreshing watermelon fruit scoop, cute frog prince... It's so much fun

#cherryblossom2024 One Yu Garden Flower Festival In April, when more and more people are fishing in spring, flowers are blessed to celebrate the flower festival. From April 12 to April 27 (free to see), Yu Garden's "solar term in Jiangnan" and the "February Flower Festival" return twice. By combining the three main themes of ancient flower gods blessing a hundred flowers, bringing blessings to the earth, peony fairy leading the flower fairy, and combining the scenery of "Hundred Flowers Blessed Land", "Stepping on the Butterfly in Spring Soon", and "Fuyu Flower Sea", we interpret the search for truth, goodness, and beauty in the pursuit of a wonderful flower dynasty

Spring has arrived, are you also thinking of going out to enjoy the greenery? When it comes to spring in Shanghai, Yu Garden is definitely a place you can't miss. Today, I'm going to share with you my spring travel guide to Yu Garden. With this guide, your trip will be easy and enjoyable!🎒 1️⃣ Best Travel Time: The footsteps of spring stretch from March to May. In Yu Garden, you can experience the changes of the seasons. Especially during the cherry blossom season, the whole garden is dyed with a tender pink hue, so beautiful that it's irresistible.🌼 2️⃣ Transportation Guide: Whether you are a subway expert or a bus prince, you can easily reach Yu Garden. Take Line 10 directly, and you'll arrive right after exiting from Exit B, super convenient! Remember to head straight for the exit after getting off, don't get lost~ 🚇 3️⃣ Attraction Recommendations: Entering Yu Garden, you must not miss the Nine-Turn Bridge, Mid-Lake Pavilion, and the Grand Rockery. Don't forget, the City God Temple and Shanghai Museum are also nearby, offering a double enjoyment of culture and cuisine.🏰 4️⃣ Food Recommendations: How can you not try the authentic Shanghai snacks when you come to Yu Garden? Xiaolongbao, shengjian, sweet and sour ribs... my mouth is watering already. When you're tired of eating, sit down in a teahouse or cafe, enjoy some tea, watch the people, and relax.🍴 5️⃣ Travel Tips: Stroll along the quaint paths, admire the flowers and the moon, and experience the leisurely charm of the ancients. Yu Garden also occasionally has cultural performances, taking your travel experience to the next level.🌙 6️⃣ Precautions: Civilized travel, protecting the environment is everyone's responsibility. Remember safety first, have fun but also play it safe.👮 Finally, have any of you been to Yu Garden? What hidden beauty and delicacies have you discovered? Leave a comment in the comment section and share your story!👋

Spring has arrived, and are all you darlings already eager to go out and appreciate the flowers? Let me take you on a tour of the ancient-style Yu Garden today! 🌸 1️⃣ Seize the time: From 9 am to 12 pm, and from 4 pm to 7 pm, are the golden hours to visit Yu Garden. By missing the peak times, you can encounter the beautiful scenery unexpectedly! 2️⃣ Must-visit spots: - 🌉 Stroll by the Nine-Turn Bridge, wander through the historical corridor, and enjoy the pleasant breeze of spring. - 🌿 The exquisite Jade Exquisite Rockery, climb high for a distant view, and search for that touch of the greenest spring. - 🎭 In front of the ancient opera stage, listen to the lingering sounds of opera, and savor the charm of traditional culture. - 🛍️ Inside Yu Garden Bazaar, taste all kinds of delicious snacks and shop for exquisite handicrafts. 3️⃣ Activities to experience: - 🌺 Flower viewing in the garden, accompanied by a myriad of flowers, leaving behind beautiful spring memories. - 🏮 Folk performances, watch dragon and lion dances, and feel the festive atmosphere of the holiday. The final secret: Wear a set of fairy-like Hanfu to Yu Garden, and you'll find yourself as if you've traveled through time and space, becoming the most beautiful person in the painting. 👘 Fairy ladies, are you ready for this spring feast? Leave a message and tell me about your new discoveries on your Yu Garden trip!

Spring has arrived, and it's time to shake off the winter laziness and feel the vitality of nature! If you're planning a spring trip, you can't miss this guide! 📅 Best Travel Time: Want to catch the tail end of spring? Then set off in March or April! At this time, the cherry blossoms in Yu Garden are unbelievably beautiful. May is also a good choice, with fewer people, more flowers, and nice weather. 🚇 Transportation Guide: Speaking of how to get there, Yu Garden is extremely convenient. Take the subway line 10 directly, and buses and taxis are also available. Remember to shake your WeChat step count after getting off, and watch your steps go up~ 🏰 Attractions Recommendation: Jiuqu Bridge, Huxin Pavilion, the Great Rockery... Are these names already familiar to you? Don't forget, the City God Temple and the Shanghai Museum are also nearby, a blessing for lovers of culture and history! 🍜 Food Recommendation: Xiaolongbao, Shengjian, sweet and sour ribs, these Shanghai specialties will definitely satisfy your taste buds! The teahouses and cafes in Yu Garden are also great places to rest and chat. 🚶‍♂️ Touring Suggestions: Walking is the best way to tour, take your time to enjoy the beautiful scenery around. Appreciate the flowers and the moon, participate in cultural activities, and make the journey full of poetry. 🔔 Notice: Play civilized, travel eco-friendly, don't let litter ruin this beauty. Safety first, have fun but make sure to stay safe! So here comes the question, have you ever been to Yu Garden? What are some unforgettable experiences or tips? See you in the comments section, let's make our travels even more perfect!

Spring has arrived, and are our friends eager to go out and enjoy the flowers? When it comes to spring in Shanghai, how can we not mention the quaint Yu Garden! Today, let's take a stroll together in this place full of spring vibes. 🌱 1️⃣ Seize the tail end of time: From nine in the morning to twelve noon, and from four in the afternoon to seven in the evening, are the golden hours to enjoy Yu Garden. Not only can you enjoy the warm sunshine, but you can also avoid the crowds and leisurely explore every corner. 🕰️ 2️⃣ Must-visit spots: - The sea of flowers next to the Nine-Turn Bridge is so enchanting that one can hardly tear themselves away, as if they were in a painting. - The exquisite rockery of Yulinglong is lush with greenery, where climbing high gives a sense of boundless relaxation and joy. - From time to time, the sound of opera comes from the ancient stage, feel the charm of traditional opera! - Yu Garden Bazaar is a foodie's paradise, don't forget to taste the local snacks! 🍜 3️⃣ Don't miss out on the special activities: - Enjoy the flower garden, and have a beautiful encounter with the flowers. - Folk performances, watch the dragon and lion dances, and experience the excitement of traditional festivals. 🐉 Finally, a little tip: Remember to wear comfortable shoes, because the paths in Yu Garden are all paved with bluestone slabs, which might be a bit tiring to walk on. Have you ever been to Yu Garden? Do you have any special food or spots to recommend? See you in the comments section~ 🍲🎭

Spring has arrived, have you thought about where to go for a trip? 🌱 Let me tell you a secret, Yu Garden is unbelievably beautiful this season, and I've prepared a super comprehensive guide for you, follow me and you can't go wrong! 1️⃣ Catch the tail end of spring: Yu Garden is full of life at this time, with flowers competing in beauty, making it the perfect time for photo ops. 📸 2️⃣ Enjoy the flower sea on the Nine-Turn Bridge: With a view at every step, on and under the bridge, remember to wear a beautiful dress and be the brightest girl among the flowers. 👗 3️⃣ Explore the exquisite rockery: Climb high for a distant view, where bamboo leaves and flowers weave into a painting, don't forget to bring a selfie stick for the best memories. 🌳 4️⃣ Stroll through the ancient streets: The ambiance of old Shanghai is right here, take a leisurely walk and feel the peacefulness of the years. 🚶‍♀️ 5️⃣ Taste the springtime delicacies: Osmanthus cake, candied haw, Xiaolongbao... hey, are your taste buds ready for the challenge? 🍢 6️⃣ Wear comfortable shoes: There are many stone paths in Yu Garden, a good pair of shoes will take you anywhere. 👟 7️⃣ Safety first: There are many ancient buildings, watch your step and don't just look at your phone. 🚧 Lastly, a little secret: Yu Garden is even more charming at night, with dazzling lights, as if you've traveled through time. When are you planning to go? 🌇

The dragon in Yuyuan is really beautiful🐉 Lights are on from 16:30 to 22:00, it's free this week, but there will be a charge next week! · 🎫Tickets: 2.10-2.16 (10:00-22:00) 2.17-2.21 (14:00-22:00) 2.22-2.25 (10:00-22:00) · 🚇Transportation: Exit 7 of Yuyuan Station on Subway Line 14/10