Shanghai's parks have truly reached a new level of excellence

🦌 Shanghai's parks have truly reached a new level of excellence‼️ It's not Nara, nor is it Altay! Who would have thought that such a pure land is hidden in the downtown area of Shanghai! Look at those deer frolicking on the lawn, with many fawns toddling after their mothers learning to walk, it's just too cute and healing!! Although they are not deer, but the legendary silly roe deer, what does it matter? They are still endearing! Some bold ones will even run to the fence to interact with people! The males even have two small tusks, which are very cute! 📍 Huaxia Park 🔷 Address: No. 285, Huaxia East Road Convenient route: After entering the park, don't go up the wooden curved bridge, there is a small path on the right, after seeing the tennis court, continue walking forward, then keep to the right, you will see signposts, look for 'Deer Garden', if you didn't take a wrong turn, you should be able to arrive within five minutes! Additionally, the overall area of the park is not very large, there is a large lotus pond at the entrance, and there are peacocks and black swans. If you walk deeper into the park, it resembles the Prince Bay Park in West Lake, with a children's playground and a camping area, which is very suitable for bringing children to play! 🔷 Admission: Free 🔷 Business Hours: Some areas are open 24 hours 🔷 Parking: There are parking spaces at the entrance of the Forestry Bureau next door, but not many, and you can also park at the Science and Technology Park at No. 333, Huaxia East Road!