Avoid the Crowds｜Top Five Gardens in Shanghai: Guyi Garden

Guyi Garden's charm lies in its "tranquility"—unlike the bustling Yuyuan Garden, here you find only the swaying bamboo shadows and leisurely white geese playing in the water🕕 Sit in front of Yiye Hall to enjoy tea☕, or daydream by the Bu Xi Zhou pavilion, and you can feel the slow life of Jiangnan gardens🍃 Although there are some traces of modern restoration, the core buildings and atmosphere are still worth savoring✨ 🏷Representative attractions include: ‌Baihe Pavilion‌: A pavilion topped with a crane, symbolizing the legend of the "White Crane Flying South," which is the origin of Nanxiang Town's name‌ ‌Yiye Hall‌: A Ming Dynasty nanmu wood hall with views on all sides, serving as the main hall of the garden, now a cultural exhibition space‌ ‌Bu Xi Zhou‌: A stone archway shaped like a boat on the water, surrounded by water on three sides, featuring Ming Dynasty architectural style‌ 🕕‌Opening hours‌: 6:00 AM - 6:00 PM ‌Ticket price‌: 12 RMB (free for seniors 65 and older) 📍‌Address‌: No. 218 Huyi Highway, Nanxiang Town, Jiading District, Shanghai