Baoshan Riverside Park

Taihe Water Ecological Park is located in Yangxing Town, Baoshan District, east to the planning of Meilin Road, south to the algae, west to Tailian Road, north to the planning of Gongfu Road, there is a link road in the middle, the total land area is about 19.32 hectares. The project construction is implemented in two phases, the first phase is the land on the north side of Lianyi Road, the area is about 10.98 hectares, and it has been completed at present; the second phase of the start-up plan is studied.

There is nothing fun in the scenery, just a place for everyone to take a leisurely walk and exercise. Baoshan Riverside Park is from Wusong's Paotai Park to Baosteel Wharf, a section of the Yangtze River shoreline, fully open. You can see Wusong International Cruise Terminal. This section. The river is relatively open, and you can see the Pudong building opposite when it is sunny. The river breeze blows in summer and people are very lively. There are basically no people in winter. There are a lot of people flying kites in spring.

Baoshan Riverside Park is actually a Yangtze River flood control embankment. A riverside park is built with a dam. The park is open and open 24 hours a day. The park has a small stream bridge in the embankment, which adds the view of the park. There is a wooden plank road along the creek. The stream is rich in aquatic plants.

Due to the epidemic, most parks in Shanghai have been closed. There is a Baoshan Riverside Park near the home, although I have been here many times. Although it is also closed here, it is actually an open park and can be freely accessed. After I came, I didn't expect that there were so many tourists. It seems that everyone was broken. The weather is very good, there are many people flying kites, roller skating, running here. . . In spring, the cherry blossoms and peach blossoms are all blooming, and you can also see the iconic tower of Linjiang Park. There are still many freighters on the riverside in busy transportation.

Near Baoyang Wharf, separated from Shanghai Anti-Japanese War Memorial Park