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

| Yu Garden, Shanghai. This complex of classical Chinese architectural gardens, built during the Ming Dynasty, is located in the northeast of the old city of Shanghai, bordered by Fuyou Road to the north and Anren Street to the east, adjacent to the Old City God Temple in Shanghai. Yu Garden Bazaar does not require an admission ticket, lights up at 17:30, and the night view is even more beautiful after dark! Located in the central square market of Huabao Building, it instantly feels like the bustling night market in 'Chang'an Twenty Thousand Li' at night. Location: No. 249 Fangbang Middle Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai Transportation: Take the subway lines 10 or 14 and get off at Yu Garden Station. Admission: Free, no reservation required Tour Route: Yu Garden Bazaar Gate 2 - Gate 5 - Central Square Summer Market - Nine-Turn Bridge Food & Drink: There are many snack shops along the street, and you can drink tea and rest when you are tired. Why must you visit Yu Garden at night? Because only during this time, any photo you take is quite impressive. Yu Garden Department Store is an old-brand store within Yu Garden; the miniature world theme park on the basement level realistically restores the changes in Yu Garden over 400 years through miniature models, definitely suitable for taking children to play. On the 1st and 2nd floors of the mall, a new shop called 'Cong Cong Store' has opened, which is a crossover collaboration with Xiaoguo Factory. It targets a very clear demographic with a youthful and vibrant style. In addition to the famous Green Wave Corridor and Nanxiang Steamed Bun Shop, other traditional Shanghai specialties such as Ningbo Tangyuan, Dahuchun Pan-fried Buns, Shao Wansheng, and Xian De Lai Spare Ribs and Rice Cake can also be found in Yu Garden. Outside Yu Garden, on the old Jiaochang Road, there is also an outdoor night Guochao market, which includes many well-known domestic brands and can also be considered a snack street.

2024 Yuyuan Garden Dragon Year Lantern Festival D countdown|1.17 real shot attached route guide 💒Shanghai Yuyuan Garden 2024 Dragon Year Lantern Festival 📆2024.01.20 lighting up 📍Yuyuan Garden (preheating lighting has started, located in Ninghui Road) 🎫Adult 80, child 50, early bird 50 ✅The Yuyuan Garden Lantern Festival lasts for more than a month, the time for admission with tickets is as follows: 📆2024.02.10-02.16、2024.02.22-02.25:🕑10：00-22：00 📆2024.02.17-02.21:🕘14：00-22：00 (Special reminder, the lighting time is 17:30) ✨There are many lantern festival arrangements, the check-in points are as follows: 1️⃣Jiuqu Bridge: White Dragon, Dragon Horse Prince, Beautiful Concubine, Little Fat Dodo, Head Fish, Yellow Red... A lantern is leaping on the lake, cute and festive (Figure 9-12) 2️⃣Fish and Dragon Dance in One Night: No need to introduce, it's a Chinese-style romantic ceiling (Figure 2-5) 3️⃣Jellyfish Lamp Area: Although it's in the same alley with the Fish and Dragon Dance in One Night, it's a group of lanterns that almost everyone ignores. When passing by, the swaying jellyfish lamp is amazing (Figure 1) 4️⃣Huabao Building: Different from the white dragon style of Jiuqu Bridge, a few flying dragons in front of Huabao Building are showing their teeth and claws in the air, with great momentum (Figure 6-8) 5️⃣Jiushi Building (Golden Square): The lanterns have not been completed yet, only a beautiful umbrella-shaped lamp standing in the air is seen, looking forward to it (Figure 15) 🌟Recommended route 1 (self-driving parking BFC underground garage, 15/hour): Wenchang Street (Exit 7)→Huabao Building→Jiuqu Bridge→Jellyfish Lamp→Jiushi Building (Golden Square)→—Fish and Dragon Dance in One Night→>Exit 5→North on Jiuxiao Road→Old Temple Gold 🌟Recommended route 2 (green travel, subway line 10 exit 1, walk 2 kilometers): Old Temple Gold→Fuyou Road (Exit 2)→Jellyfish Lamp→Jiushi Building (Golden Square)→Fish and Dragon Dance in One Night→Huabao Building→Jiuqu Bridge (There are already a lot of people on weekends, some areas have set up entrances and exits, limiting the direction of people flow, no reverse walking) There will definitely be a lot of people after the lights are on, you can arrange your trip as early as possible to avoid the peak of people flow, wish everyone a happy lantern viewing! GardenGarden Lantern FestivalFish Begoniato go on weekendsLifeYearLighting

#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! ✨🏰

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

Yuyuan Garden's lanterns are getting more and more adorable This aesthetic is simply godlike‼️‼️ Just with the decoration of one street, it stands out from the crowd It can be called the real-life version of 'Big Fish & Begonia' It tops among all Christmas installations Really looking forward to the lantern decoration for the Spring Festival The national style is romantic yyds👍👍 🏮'Fish and Dragon Dance in One Night' lantern 📍You can see it as soon as you enter from the 5th gate of Yuyuan Shopping Mall 🎫Currently free to watch, hurry up~

Yu Garden, commonly known as Yuyuan is a popular tourist spot in Shanghai. While the environment around is uber commercialised with restaurants, foodcourts, souvenir shops and big chains like Starbucks, KFC etc.. many people overlook its most scenic and artistic part requiring an entrance ticket. The garden is believed to have been built more than 400 years ago during the Ming Dynasty as a private property of the Pan family. It’s classical architecture is typical to its period. Every corner embodies beauty with a relaxed atmosphere surrounded by trees, flowers, bamboo and bonsaï plants 🪴 The garden feels brisk with ponds of fish. Entrance 🎟 ➡️ 40¥ How to go ➡️ Yu Garden, 预园 is a 🚇 station on line 10 & 14. The entrance is close to the zigzag bridge which is the central part where most people flock for pictures. #passionpassport #garden #chinesegarden#gardenarchitecture #oldarchitecture #oldshanghai #oldshanghaistyle #shanghaichic #shanghaistyle #shanghai #yuyuangarden #yuyuan

#timetotravel The Yu Garden is really nice and scenic. You could easily spend an entire afternoon here or even up until dinner time. It is because this Garden just offers all the visitors a lot of stuff to entertain them. Definitey a must visit in Shanghai esepcially if it is your first time. There are plenty of food stalls, souviner shops, tea houses and restaurants inside so you will definitely enjoy your time here. Entrance fee: 40 rmb but it depends on the season, please double check. Nearest Subway Station: Line 10 and get off at Yuyuan Garden Station. Enjoy ! #mytripvlog #tripblazers #shanghai #architecture #landmark #garden #chintravel #attraction #destination

🎬The Shanghai Yuyuan Lantern Festival finally lit up in 2024! As a Shanghai girl who goes back every year to check in, I heard that the lights are on and it's 🆓 must rush for the first time! Share the practical route guide tested by yourself! 🚇Transportation: Exit 7 of Yuyuan Station on Metro Line 10 and 14, walk about 500 meters, at the intersection of Fuyou Road and Lishui Road (it is not recommended to drive there, parking is inconvenient) 💯Try to avoid the crowd check-in route guide👉You will definitely walk back inside, and many doors are only in and not out after the lights are on, choose to queue up first, the key must check-in route. 1️⃣Nine-Turn Bridge: ⏰The most crowded is the Nine-Turn Bridge, the lights start around 17 o'clock, it is recommended to rush here first without queuing, at least half an hour to an hour later, and it is very crowded and difficult to take pictures. 🐟First is the magical aquarium world, which is also known as the check-in place for the 'Blooming' version by netizens, with fish that look like Lu Meilin and Du Honggen! 🐎In the center of the lake, there is a spirited dragon horse son, and the end is the most shocking silver dragon, hovering at the top of the cloud sea, where there are the most people. 2️⃣Central Square (Huabao Tower, Tianyou Tower): 🐲The main lamp group is a giant yellow dragon breaking out of the sea, soaring into the sky, with extraordinary momentum, and the jewelry worn by each dragon is also very exquisite, super worth seeing. 3️⃣Golden Square (Nine Lions Tower): 🪼The main lamp group presents a fantastically beautiful deep sea fairyland paradise. 4️⃣Above Ninghui Road: 🏮'Chinese Romantic Ceiling', colorful fish swimming between the flying eaves and pavilions, presenting the Lantern Festival scene of 'Fish and Dragon Dance in One Night', also known as the real version of 'Big Fish Begonia'. 📷The best place to take portraits in Hanfu, there are many people who need to look up and shoot. 5️⃣Four Gates: 👉The gate can be shot at any time, and they are all at the entrance. It is impossible to avoid the crowd when shooting the panorama. You can visit it last, exit from gate 7, and check in all the way to the old temple golden road. 💚Gate 7 Panlong Column, there are also jellyfish fish lights here 💛Gate 5, Big Mouth Dragon Gate 💙Gate 2, Shell Jellyfish Underwater World 🧡Old Temple Gold and Silver Building, Yan Haige Giant Dragon 6️⃣Yuyuan Old Street: 🛍️If you have plenty of time, you can go shopping, dragon decorations and dragon lights. ⏰Lighting time: It is tested that the lights are on around 17 o'clock, and the lights are turned off on time at 22 o'clock. It is recommended to take pictures of the scenery around 17:30, the light will not be too dark, and it is recommended to take portraits after 20:30 when there are fewer people. 🎫Tickets: It is currently free, from February 10th to February 25th 10:00-22:00, you need to enter with a ticket

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!

Prepare to be spellbound as Shanghai transforms into a mesmerizing glowing city during the Lantern Festival.🚨 The Lantern festival in Shanghai is beautiful. I really recommend the traditional shanghai food inside the festival and especially the dumplings. (Look at the photos and get hungry) I visited just two days after the Chinese new year day, there were a lot of people, but the shanghai police managed the people well, but if you wanted to visit the oldest tea house and pass through the zig-zag bridge you had to wait 2 hours.🕝 Note: 1. Yu Garden and the Lantern Festival are different locations with different tickets to enter. 2. The price to enter is 80 RNB #shanghaitrip #yugarden #familytrip #localguides #shanghai #trip #goodfoods #wecreate #tripblazers #historicallandmarks