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Shanghai locals really keep their secrets tight, yet they have hidden a little deer treasure park

Discover Shanghai's hidden treasure animal park—Huaxia Park, located in Zhangjiang, Pudong. Although this park is not large, it offers unexpected tranquility and beauty, making it a great place to relax and unwind. It is free to enter, surrounded by lush trees and expansive lawns. There is also a small zoo here, home to adorable muntjacs, sika deer, black swans, and other animals, making it a paradise for kids. It can be called a "budget version of Nara," perfect for bringing children to play. 🦌 Featured Muntjac Garden The most special part of Huaxia Park is its muntjac garden, one of Shanghai’s earliest and most important muntjac breeding bases. Muntjacs, as a national second-class protected animal, look like small deer, are lively and cute, and roam freely in the park, giving a light and lively feeling. If you are interested in deer species, the park offers detailed educational information, allowing you to see the different characteristics of muntjacs, water deer, musk deer, and more. ‼️ Special Notice: The muntjac garden is open to the public every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday from 9:30 AM to 4:30 PM. Tips: ✨ Remember to wear sunscreen and try to avoid the hottest times, especially noon, as the muntjacs usually rest in the shade. 🚗 Parking spaces in the park are limited, with only 20 spots available. If parking is difficult, you can park at the nearby Linfeng Science and Innovation Park, with fees of 10 or 20 yuan. 🏕 There is a spacious lawn perfect for camping. Bring your tent and mat to enjoy a leisurely afternoon in the green surroundings. However, note that open flames and pets are not allowed. 🍔 Please note that there are no food or beverage services inside the park, so it is recommended to bring your own food or order delivery. 🎢 If you want to keep having fun, Sunqiao Park is right across the street, featuring various playground facilities, ideal for taking kids along. 📍 Address: No. 285 Huaxia Road, Pudong New Area ⏰ Opening Hours: Open year-round, 5:00 AM to 9:00 PM 🦌 Zoo: You can see muntjacs, sika deer, ducklings, peacocks, and more 🎠 Playground Facilities: Including basketball courts, children’s playground, slides, climbing frames, and more 🚇 Transportation: Take Metro Line 13 to Zhangjiang Road Station, exit 2, then transfer to the Shenchuan special line and get off at Huaxia East Road Sunhong Road stop, then walk to the park. Alternatively, you can take Metro Line 2, exit 4 at Huaxia East Road, and taxis are also convenient.
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Posted: Jun 16, 2025
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