[2025 Shanghai Attraction] Travel Guide for Huilongtan Park (Updated Apr)

| Beautiful Autumn.🌟Park Highlights: Huilongtan was built in 1588, with five rivers converging from north to south. Yingkui Mountain is located in the middle of the lake, embraced by green water, like a pearl. It has been known as the 'Five Dragons Fighting for the Pearl' since ancient times, hence the name Huilongtan. The park layout is divided into two major parts, north and south. The southern part is the natural landscape composed of Yingkui Mountain and Huilongtan. From the Siyi Pavilion on Yingkui Mountain, you can overlook the Kuixing Pavilion, Yuhong Bridge, Bihe Pond, Singing Stage, etc. ❤Classical Garden: The park also has the Yi'an Hall built in 1885; the Zhuhua Hall built in 1886; the Wanfo Pagoda and Changguan Tower, Jiuqu Bridge, Jiale Pavilion, etc. built in the 13th century. Huilongtan has become one of the five major classical gardens in Shanghai. 📍Detailed Address: No. 299, Tacheng Road, Jiading District, Shanghai 🕙Business Hours: 5 am to 5 pm 💰Average Consumption: 5 yuan

#discoverchina 🚶My Favorite Walk Through Time 1️⃣ Qiuxia Garden I started my morning wandering this Ming Dynasty garden, where crimson maples frame curved bridges and pavilions. Pro tip: The golden hour before closing makes the ponds glow! 2️⃣ Jiading Museum Stepped directly from autumn foliage into centuries of history - loved the interactive exhibits showing how this water town evolved. The calligraphy collection took my breath away. 3️⃣ Zhouqiao Old Street Noon brought me to this living timeline where: • 800-year-old stone arches stand beside bubble tea shops • The smell of frying scallion pancakes guides you to hidden courtyards 4️⃣ Huilongtan Park My afternoon sanctuary: North - Classical gardens with moon gates perfect for photos South - Found locals dancing under that legendary ginkgo tree, its golden leaves raining down like coins ☕ Living Like a Local • Took the metro (Line 11) and short bus rides - easy navigation • Ate at family-run shops along the old street - the pumpkin cakes! • Sat by Huilongtan's lake watching grandparents teach kids to fold paper boats Why This Walk Wins You'll love how: → Ancient and modern Jiading flow together seamlessly → Every turn offers photo ops without crowds → The autumn colors make everything feel magical Perfect for when you crave culture without the big-city rush!#familytravel #travel

When exploring Shanghai, don't miss Jiading, an ancient city with over 800 years of history! This itinerary is perfect for a relaxing day trip, covering all the must-see attractions. Save this guide and follow it! 🗓Jiading One-Day Itinerary: Depart from Shanghai➡️-Jiading Museum➡️Qiuxia Garden➡️Zhouqiao Old Street➡️Fahua Tower➡️Jiading Confucian Temple➡️Huilongtan Park➡️Jiading Wisteria Garden 🚉Transportation: 🚇Take Shanghai Metro Line 11 to Jiading North Station. Transfer to Jiading Bus No. 1 or Jiading Bus No. 10 and get off at the Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital Station. Many buses pass through this station. The attractions are within walking distance. 🚗By car: Navigate to Jiading Museum. If you are unfamiliar with the road conditions in Jiading, it is recommended to park at RT-Mart (parking fee: 6 yuan/hour). The attractions are within walking distance. 💎Attractions: ✅Jiading Museum 🎫Free admission, closed on Mondays Located at No. 215, Bole Road, Jiading District, this local comprehensive museum features a two-story (partially three-story) design with two gardens. It houses a rich collection of cultural relics and has several permanent exhibitions, including the Jiading History Exhibition, the Collection Exhibition, and the Imperial Examination Exhibition. These exhibitions provide a comprehensive overview of Jiading's 800-year history and offer a glimpse into its rich culture. ✅Qiuxia Garden 🎫10 yuan/person One of the five classical gardens in Shanghai, Qiuxia Garden was built during the Ming Dynasty. The garden is full of lush vegetation, picturesque scenery, pavilions, terraces, and winding paths. There is a 500-year-old red maple tree, making it the perfect spot for viewing autumn leaves in November and December. There is also an ancient ginkgo tree. The Jiading City God Temple, an important Taoist temple in the Jiading area, is located within the garden. ✅Zhouqiao Old Street & Fahua Tower 🎫Free admission! Jiading Zhouqiao is the root of Jiading! Along with Songjiang, Nanxiang, and Zhujiajiao, Jiading Ancient Town is listed as one of the first four historical and cultural towns in Shanghai. It retains ancient houses from the Ming and Qing dynasties, with canals and waterways showcasing the charming Jiangnan water town style. It gets very lively in the evening. Inside Fahua Tower, there is a memorial room dedicated to diplomat Gu Weijun, where you can learn about his story. ✅Jiading Confucian Temple & Huilongtan Park 🎫Free admission! Jiading Confucian Temple and Huilongtan Park are separated by the Hengli River. Huilongtan Park, meaning "Five Dragons Playing with a Pearl," is named after the five streams that converge here. The park offers beautiful and elegant scenery and is also a branch venue for the Shanghai Chrysanthemum Exhibition. Jiading Confucian Temple, built during the Southern Song Dynasty, is the largest ancient architectural complex in northwest Shanghai. People come here to pray for academic success and good luck in exams. ✅Jiading Wisteria Garden 🎫Free admission! The most beautiful wisteria garden in Shanghai! Jiading Wisteria Garden is famous for its cascading wisteria flowers and beautiful landscaping. The large wisteria blossoms, in a variety of colors, sway in the wind, attracting countless visitors and photographers.

Shanghai flower viewing|Chrysanthemums|Huilongtan Park I come to Huilongtan Park every year to see the chrysanthemum exhibition, but this year I was a little late and the exhibition had already ended. I wandered around the park and the autumn scenery was also nice. The ginkgo trees in front of the theater were covered in golden leaves, red maples were scattered in the mountains, and the dawn redwoods stood tall by the lake. I wandered around to the Changguan Building and unexpectedly saw dozens of pots of blooming chrysanthemums. I saw the remnants of the chrysanthemum exhibition and no longer regretted missing it.

|Discover the Best Ginkgo Trees in a Hidden Park. This year is a small year for ginkgo trees, possibly due to the recent typhoon or climate change. The best time to view ginkgo trees has been delayed. There are fewer and fewer parks that charge admission, but seeing such a vibrant yellow, I'm glad I didn't miss it! This is Huilongtan Park, a hidden gem with stunning autumn beauty. The two ancient ginkgo trees in Huilongtan Park are truly breathtaking. [One]🏯 Ginkgo Tree at the Opera Stage This opera stage is called the Bairi Chaoyang Stage, also known as the Dachang Stage. It was built in the 15th year of the Guangxu reign of the Qing Dynasty (1889) and was originally the opera stage of the Qianye Guild Hall on Henan North Road and Tanggu Road in Shanghai. It was an important venue for merchants to hold meetings, worship gods, and host banquets. In 1976, this opera stage was relocated to its current location in Huilongtan Park, Jiading. The stage faces north, with a square stone base, four columns, a single-eave hip roof, dragon ridge, and a tile roof. [Two]🪨 Ginkgo Tree at the Rockery The rockery is called Yingkui Mountain. It is both a mountain and an island, surrounded by water on all sides. The green water flows around it, like a pearl, and the five rivers converge here, earning it the name "Five Dragons Playing with a Pearl." The name Huilongtan also comes from this. In addition, the park also has the Yian Hall built in 1885, the Zhuihua Hall built in 1886, the Wanfo Pagoda and Changguan Building built in the 13th century, the Nine-Bend Bridge, and the Jiale Pavilion. After renovation, the 805-year-old Jiading Confucius Temple is also worth a visit. Strolling through Huilongtan Park, you can see many buildings that capture the essence of Jiangnan garden architecture, which is common in elegant and complex Jiangnan cities like Shanghai. However, in the fresh and vibrant atmosphere of decades ago, every brick and tile here exudes extraordinary charm. It is this unique scenery that attracted the attention of the famous movie star Stephen Chow, making Huilongtan Park the inspiration for "Flirting Scholar." Since then, this park has become famous because of this captivating movie. 🗓 Nearby Attractions: Huilongtan Park is very close to Qiuxia Garden. Don't hesitate to spend some time visiting Huilongtan while you're at Qiuxia Garden. ⭐ Recommended Itinerary: Qiuxia Garden ➡ Jiading Museum ➡ Zhouqiao Old Street ➡ Huilongtan Park (enter from the north gate) ➡ Jiading Confucius Temple Huilongtan Park 🎫 Admission: CNY 5 🚩 Address: No. 299, Tancheng Road, Jiading Town, Jiading District, Shanghai 🅿 Self-driving: Parking lot near the west gate, CNY 5/hr

The Chrysanthemum Exhibition is a must-see every fall. The Huolongtan Park Chrysanthemum Exhibition is not only a feast of flowers, but also a golden autumn memory for generations of Jiading residents. The 20th Jiading Chrysanthemum Exhibition has opened. As soon as you step into the exhibition area, you will be amazed by the different varieties of chrysanthemums in various colors blooming on the shore, in the water, along the road, and in the fields. The red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and purple flowers paint the colors of autumn. This year, the Jiading Chrysanthemum Exhibition will feature about 100 varieties and 30,000 pots of chrysanthemums. There will be two three-dimensional green sculptures, three chrysanthemum art pieces, two waterfront flower beds, two colorful flower paths, and several other attractions.

There are so many classical gardens in Jiading, and Huilongtan Park, a garden park with a ticket price of only 5 yuan, is even more surprising! Chrysanthemums are now on display in the park. There are many varieties of chrysanthemums displayed in the yard. The staff brought them in truckloads to decorate the park, which is a visual feast for chrysanthemum lovers. Chrysanthemums and classical gardens really complement each other beautifully! In addition to chrysanthemums, there are many other things to visit in the park. Autumn is in full swing, with yellow leaves, red beans, and green banana trees against the backdrop of white walls, black tiles, and blue bricks. Chinese aesthetics reaches its peak and I couldn't help but want to take pictures of every corner. Climbing up the Wenchang Pavilion, you can overlook the panoramic view of the park. The pond and ancient trees are very poetic. The ticket to such a beautiful park is only 5 yuan, which is really worth it!

Huilongtan was dredged in the 16th year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (1588 AD) and has a history of more than 400 years. Because there are five tributaries flowing into the pool, it looks like five dragons playing with a pearl, so it is named Huilongtan. There is a small hill in the pond called Yingkui Hill. On the top of the hill there is a building with a bronze bell in it called the Zhuangyuan Bell. The view from upstairs is wide, and you can overlook the Kuixing Pavilion and Confucius Temple opposite. The garden was built along the pond, and the ancient attic buildings are mainly concentrated in the north, including Yian Hall, Changguan Tower, Zhuihua Hall, etc. In the south, there are the characteristic singing platforms - the Bainiao Chaoyang Terrace and the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The monuments to Mr. Marquis of Jiading and Mr. Huang Er are full of humanistic atmosphere. The garden is full of luxuriant flowers and trees, including many century-old trees, and the scenery is elegant. Stephen Chow's movie "A Chinese Odyssey" was filmed here. Huilongtan Park consists of two scenic areas: the south and the north. The southern scenic area is a natural landscape with Huilongtan Water and Yingkui Mountain forming a harmonious relationship between mountains and water. The layout design of the northern scenic area aims to inherit and carry forward my country's traditional garden art, using the "clever and appropriate, exquisite and appropriate" approach. It has a compact layout, concentrated buildings, and natural scenery. It is a garden within a garden in Huilongtan. Huilongtan has a long history and unique scenery, and is listed as one of the famous classical gardens in Shanghai. Strolling in Huilongtan Park, you can climb the mountain and look far into the distance to enjoy the famous old streets of the city and the scenery of the Jiangnan water village; you can also quietly watch the reflection of the pond, the green water, the swaying mountain shadows, which is full of poetic and picturesque scenery; there are also ancient buildings with flying eaves like beaks and pointed corners like spears, which are majestic and beautiful. Address: No. 88, Bole Road, Jiading District, Shanghai Visiting hours: 8:00-17:00, ticket sales stop at 16:30, Ticket price: 5 yuan Surrounding attractions: Jiading Confucius Temple, Jiading Museum, Zhouqiao Old Street, Qiuxia Garden, etc.

| Huilongtan, Jiading. Huilongtan was dredged in the 16th year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (1588 AD) and has a history of more than 400 years. Because there are five tributaries flowing into the pool, it looks like five dragons playing with a pearl, so it is named Huilongtan. There is a small hill in the pond called Yingkui Hill. On the top of the hill there is a building with a bronze bell in it called the Zhuangyuan Bell. The view from upstairs is wide, and you can overlook the Kuixing Pavilion and Confucius Temple opposite. The garden was built along the pond, and the ancient attic buildings are mainly concentrated in the north, including Yian Hall, Changguan Tower, Zhuihua Hall, etc. In the south, there is a unique singing platform - the Birds Facing the Sun and the monuments of Jiading Scholars and Huang Er in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, which are full of humanistic atmosphere. The garden is full of flowers and trees, many of which are centuries-old trees. The scenery is elegant and Stephen Chow's movie "Flirting Scholar" was filmed here. TIPS: Address: No. 88, Bole Road, Jiading District, Shanghai Visiting: 8:00-17:00, ticket sales stop at 16:30, ticket price is 5 yuan Surroundings: Jiading Confucius Temple, Jiading Museum, Zhouqiao Old Street, Qiuxia Garden, etc.

Transportation is very convenient, with the bus station right outside Exit 2 of Jiading North Subway Station on Line 11, and bus route 13 goes directly to Hui Long Tan. It is said that during the Shun period of the Ming Dynasty, the then Jiading County Magistrate artificially built a hill here to increase the fortune of the imperial examinations, naming it 'Ying Kui'. At the foot of the hill, a small stream gathered to form a pond, which was the prototype of the original Hui Long Tan. By the Zhengde period, the then inspector had renovated and expanded Ying Kui Hill, while also dredging the surrounding river channels. Here, we must mention a famous person from Jiaxing - Xu Xuemo, an official of the level that could enter the cabinet. He was on good terms with Zhang Juzheng, and his daughter married the second son of the later Grand Secretary Shen Shixing. Xu Xuemo continuously persuaded local officials to renovate the area, which led to the creation of Hui Long Tan and the prototype of Ying Kui Hill. Xu Xuemo himself wrote: 'This is where the divine beings originated, hence it is named Hui Long Tan, and the related name is also Hui Long, recognizing the transformation.' The above text partially quotes the magazine '2016 Imperial Examination Studies Colloquium' article 'Hui Long Tan and the Imperial Examinations of Jiading County during the Ming and Qing Dynasties', authored by Li Ke. Jiading District has 1 national protected site (Confucius Temple), 10 city protected sites (including Qiu Xia Pu and Gu Yi Garden), and out of 43 district protected sites, one can see 6 attractions in Hui Long Tan Park: Wan Fo Pagoda, Jia Yun Peak (a rock), Jing Ting, Bin Xing Bridge (outside the west exit of Wen Chang Pavilion), Bai Niao Chao Feng Platform, and the Memorial Monument of Ming Zhong Jie Hou, Mr. Huang Erxian. Personally, I think the most worthwhile sight is definitely the Bai Niao Chao Feng Platform. In ancient architecture, what makes most people exclaim 'wow' is definitely the caisson ceiling. There are caisson ceilings in grottoes, tombs, palaces, and ancient opera stages. Bai Niao Chao Feng Platform is an opera stage, also known as 'Da Chang Tai', and naturally uses the common opera stage model: 'chicken cage top'. The advantages of the chicken cage top are twofold: one is sound gathering, which serves as a natural loudspeaker and allows the sound to linger. The other is fire prevention, as the well-like structure at the highest point of the hall suppresses fire both physically and psychologically. The interesting part of Bai Niao Chao Feng Platform is that each layer of the caisson ceiling has small birds, making the entire opera stage resplendent and resembling a phoenix spreading its wings. Next is the Kui Xing Pavilion, which has been around since the Qing Dynasty. Now surrounded by trees, there's not much of a view from the pavilion, but it's a symbol of good fortune. Nearby, there's also a Scholar's Bell, newly built with funds from local enterprises and individuals. Both the pavilion and the bell are exquisitely made. Nowadays, Hui Long Tan also has a place for anti-corruption education called Lian Yuan, with a very delicate layout. My only complaint about Hui Long Tan: The pond water is too dirty, I suggest cleaning up the water area.

Get off at Jiading North subway station, and it's 1.7 kilometers to Zhouqiao Old Street. The main street is about 600 meters long, with four or five lateral and longitudinal side streets. Zhouqiao Old Street is a three to four-minute walk from Qiuxia Pu, one of the top five classical gardens in Shanghai. The entrance fee for Qiuxia Pu is 10 yuan. Zhouqiao Old Street is a six to seven-minute walk from Huilongtan Park. The entrance fee for Huilongtan Park is 5 yuan. The roads in Jiading New City are clean, and the greening is also good. It's a great place to visit three attractions in one day, with good options for dining and shopping.

Shanghai Jiading | Garden Courtyard | Visit Jiading. The Huilongtan Confucius Temple is under repair, while the Huilongtan next door is dignified and comfortable. The first time I went there I didn't know I needed a ticket. Seeing that the Pavilion Lake was so close, I thought I could reach the other side by going around the lake. But I ended up walking on a street (Shaxia Road) that was surrounded by a small part of the city wall, and the South Gate stood before me. The ticket cost 5 yuan. I didn't show my tour guide card to enter as a tourist. Huilongtan was built during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty. The then magistrate Xiong Mi dug a pool in front of the Confucius Temple, and the river merged into a pool. It has a history of more than 400 years. The park is divided into two parts, north and south. The southern part is composed of the natural landscapes of Huilongtan and Yingkui Mountain, while the northern part is dominated by buildings and cultural relics. When I was touring the park, I moved toward whatever I saw based on my mind. It took me an hour to get to the singing stage, the monument, and the Kuixing Pavilion. Later, I lingered in Beiyuan for two or three hours and didn't know the way home. The Singing Stage, also known as the Hundred Birds Paying Homage to the Phoenix Stage, was built in 1889 during the reign of Emperor Guangxu and was relocated from the former Zhabei Hubei Money Industry Guild Hall. It seemed familiar to me when I first saw it. It turns out that there was also a similar stage in the newly opened MixC on Suzhou River. The building is richly decorated, and the caisson ceiling is particularly exquisite. The spirally clustered brackets in the ceiling are decorated with hundreds of red lacquer and gold birds, which are very eye-catching. There are stories carved on the four walls The relief carving is delicate in knife technique and the shape is lifelike. Kuixing Pavilion is square in shape, has two floors and is about nine meters high. There are four gates: East Azure Dragon, West White Tiger, South Vermillion Bird, and North Black Tortoise. I followed the layers of stairs up to the top and had a panoramic view of the world around the lake. The soaring cloud-high peak in front of Yi'an Hall displays the four major characteristics of Taihu stone: thinness, wrinkles, transparency and leakage. It is handsome, majestic, crystal clear and exquisite. It was originally located in front of the Zhuyun Hall of the Zhou Family Ancestral Hall on East Street in Jiading Town and was moved to its current location in 1978. The front is engraved with the three characters "Zhuyunfeng" in Song Jue's seal script. The Wanfo Pagoda was built in an unknown time, but it is thought to have been built in the Song Dynasty. The original site was in Shita Lane outside the south gate of Jiading Ancient City. It was moved to Huilongtan Park in 1982. Made of granite, the tower is square in shape and consists of two levels. The side length of the base is 2.4 meters and the total height is about 4 meters. Others: Changguan Tower, Yi'an Hall, Zhuihua Hall, Xizhao Pavilion, West Pavilion Corridor Game Guide Opening hours: 08:00-17:00 (ticket checking stops at 16:30) Ticket price: 5 yuan per person. Traffic Information Rail Transit Line 11 Jiading North Station——Jiading Route 13 Chengzhong Road Tacheng Road Station Metro Line 11 Jiading North Station —— Jiading No. 12 Bole Square Station Rail Transit Line 11 Jiading West Station——Jiading Route 11 Bole Road Jinsha Road Station Metro Line 11 Jiading West Station - Jiading Route 6 Bole Road Jinsha Road

There are really a lot of small gardens in Jiading's treasure trove! After visiting Qiuxia Garden, I didn't expect that there is another garden in Jiading city area that is also worth visiting, and there is a water-spraying dragon in the garden! It's a great luck to see the water-spraying dragon in the Year of the Dragon! 🐲This is Hui Long Tan, which is even less popular than Qiuxia Garden, but the scenery is definitely not inferior to Suzhou Garden! Hui Long Tan was built in the 16th year of the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty. From south to north, there are five rivers converging, with Yingkui Mountain in the middle. It has been known as the Five Dragons Playing with Pearls since ancient times, so Hui Long Tan got its name. 🐲Before coming to Hui Long Tan, I really didn't know that the area inside was so large, and it took more than an hour to stroll around. Hui Long Tan is divided into two parts, the south and the north. The southern part is the natural landscape composed of Yingkui Mountain and Hui Long Tan, and the northern part is the Suzhou courtyard layout composed of Suiyu Spring, Xizhao Pavilion, etc. 🐲Entering the garden from the north, the first thing to visit is the Suzhou courtyard style part of Hui Long Tan. ✔️Compared to other gardens, I think the water of Hui Long Tan is the finishing touch. After entering, you can see a pool after passing through a large bamboo forest, and you can see a small waterfall after passing through the pool. Walking on the stone path on the pool is particularly interesting. ✔️The garden part interprets the view of the railing very well, all kinds of beautiful flower windows, I love the plum flower window next to the small waterfall, which is particularly stylish. ✔️The Wanfo Pagoda in the garden is also very special, perfectly integrated with the quiet environment. 🐲The middle part has a beautifully carved Bai Niao Chao Feng stage, a large lawn, and a monument to Mr. Hou Huang Er. ✔️Walking out of the northern garden area, you can see a large lawn and this beautifully carved stage. The carvings and carvings inside are really exquisite. Walking into the stage and looking up at the dome gives a beautiful feeling. ✔️Coming down from the stage is the monument to Mr. Hou Huang Er, commemorating the two gentlemen of Hou Huang in the Ming Dynasty. 🐲The southern part is more natural scenery, the pavilions and waterscapes are perfectly integrated, and the fountain dragon is here. ✔️I originally thought that the small waterfall in the north was enough to amaze me, but I didn't expect that the clear waterfall in the south is even more spectacular! The waterfall falls from the rockery, winding and twisting in three sections. The best place to take pictures of the waterfall is provided in the middle of the waterfall. ✔️After watching the waterfall, you can see the water-spraying dragon. The winding dragon lies in the green pool, which is a must-visit place in the Year of the Dragon! ✔️Finally, climb up to Kui Xing Pavilion, you can overlook Hui Long Tan, there is a huge champion bell on the top of the pavilion, it is very spectacular. 🌈Tips： ✔️Dogs are not allowed 🗒️Hui Long Tan 📍No. 299, Ta Cheng Road, Jiading District 🕒8:00-17:00 💰5 yuan 🌸Recommended tour time: 1-2 hours

Luoyu Wonderland, known as "the land with beautiful vegetation", is a place where people in Jiading Old Town go for leisurely walks. 💫💫💫Huilongtan Park. Did you know that this is the rumored filming location for "A Chinese Odyssey: Part One"? ⛲️ Huilongtan Park, which has a 400-year history, contains countless treasures. Ancient monuments such as stone pavilions and stone pagodas are treasured here, and styles from all eras can be found one by one. Along the way, you can also go to the Jiading Confucius Temple to explore it. After this ancient journey, can you return with a full load? 🎫May your five sons be successful, and the five-yuan ticket will come true 🕐Opening hours: 8 am to 5 pm 🚌: Take Metro Line 11 to Jiading West Station and then take a taxi to get here, only the starting price is required. 🅿️Stop and park at Jinque Parking: 5⃣ yuan. 🎬Step into Huilongtan Park and you can witness the familiar scenes from the movies. 🏯 Kuixing Pavilion It is the place where four talented men, including Stephen Chow, Francis Ng and Natalis Chan, played pranks on girls and composed poems: "There is a group of geese at the foot of the mountain." 🐥🐥 🏰The pavilion is connected to the Nine-Curve Bridge This is the place where Tang Bohu and Ruhua 🙈 met. They once crossed the clouds with joyful faces on this bridge. There is a stone bridge in front of the plaque, which is exactly the place where the four talented men danced gracefully back then. You can recreate the scene just by lowering your head. The plaque is engraved with the words "Yang Gao", which means the place where Huafu tours. The four great talents, the gate of Confucius Temple, etc. have all flashed in the picture. Although the scenic spot is small, if you love Stephen Chow's movies, why not stop and savor it, and reminisce about the world. In the park, with the gentle breeze blowing, you can go boating lightly or just enjoy the scenery for a long time.

🌼Unexpectedly, unexpectedly! This weekend trip to Jiading found a good view. It is said to be the filming location of 'Flirting Scholar'. Small and full of surprises, every step is a scene, Hui Longtan water and Yingkui mountain scenery depend on each other, it is a good place for leisure. ————————— Name: Hui Longtan Park Address: 88 Bole Road, Jiading District, Shanghai Opening: 08:00-17:00, stop selling tickets at 16:30 Ticket: 5 yuan ————————— ⛲️Hui Longtan was built in the Ming Dynasty, with five rivers converging from north to south, hence the name Hui Longtan, Yingkui Mountain is located in the pool, it can be said that the garden ancient style park with beautiful mountain and water scenery. The layout of the park is divided into two parts, north and south. It's worth a visit. 🌟Every step is a scene·Surprises This may be the most breathtaking place in traditional Chinese gardens. Different from many parks that can glimpse the style at a glance. Hui Longtan adheres to the design concept of exquisite landscaping, the park is not big, but every few steps you will see a very different view, winding paths lead to secluded spots and suddenly open up, the essence of Suzhou gardens in the north is in it, the scenery is magnificent and moving. 🌟Mountain and water reflect each other·Poetry and painting in the world The other scene in the south makes people feel open, with a wide view. The five rivers are like five dragons winding and stretching, converging into the pool, Yingkui Mountain is located in the pool, like a pearl, Hui Longtan is named for this. The open view and beautiful scenery make people feel open at once, sitting by the pool to welcome the gentle breeze, and the outside world is isolated from the hustle and bustle, comfortable. 🌟Leisurely viewing·Cultural comfort With a long history, in addition to the exquisite scenery in the park, you can also feel the deep cultural history. Ancient buildings are open for visit, instantly return to the past to feel the ancient style, citizens leisurely breathe the natural oxygen bar brought by high-density greening, take a walk with the baby, exercise and walk, small couples talk about love, a good picture of life beauty is printed in the eyes, ancient style photo punching is also a good place. ⛲️About Hui Longtan Park, words alone can't describe its beauty, if you have the chance, you can go there in person, you will find more surprises. Take advantage of the weekend, spend a little time to go, what are you still considering?

People have felt sad and lonely in autumn since ancient times. I say autumn is better than spring. The beauty of autumn in Peking and Suzhou is self-evident. This time I went to Jiading, a city with a prosperous cultural heritage since the Ming Dynasty, and experienced the perfect combination of autumn colors and mountains, rivers and humanities. Jiading’s cultural heritage began in Huilongtan. In the 16th year of the Wanli reign of the Ming Dynasty (1588), the magistrate dug a pond in front of the imperial school. It was named because five rivers converged here like a pearl. There is an island called Yingkui in the south of Tan, which was built in the fourth year of Tianshun (1460). At that time, because the Confucian Temple was close to the Liuguang Temple to its south but not similar, a mountain was built between the two temples to serve as a barrier. Coincidentally, since then, there has been a surge in the number of scholars from Jiading who have passed the imperial examinations. Today, mountains and water are interdependent. Climbing up to the Lingyun Pavilion on the top of the mountain and overlooking the Confucian Temple archway and the pier on the opposite bank, a scene of Confucian scholars abandoning their boats and going ashore to pray for success in the imperial examinations emerges before your eyes. The Chinese people's reverence for Confucianism is ingrained in their bones. Not to mention the Imperial College in the capital and the Three Confucius Temples in Qufu, in Jiangning Prefecture alone there is the Confucius Temple in Nanjing, the Wenchang Pavilion in Guangling, the Wenbi Tower in Yanling, and many more. Huilongtan, formerly known as Kuishan Park, was the first park in Jiading. Although most of the buildings in the park were moved from other places, they are arranged in an orderly manner, simple and elegant. The most suitable piece for the autumn colors is the "Hundred Birds Paying Homage to the Balcony" which was moved from the Zhabei Money Industry Guild Hall in the 1970s and was carefully carved by heavy craftsmen in the late Qing Dynasty. The century-old ginkgo tree in front of the stage is a golden color, which contrasts beautifully with the rugged stage base and the carved beams and painted rafters, creating the most beautiful autumn scenery in the garden. Other autumn highlights: the Song Dynasty's Wanfo Stone Pagoda and red maples; the Qing Dynasty's Kuixing Pavilion (rebuilt) and Metasequoia; the monument to Mr. Hou and Mr. Huang and the century-old maple trees; the sunset waterscape of the Yulian Pond and Boying Pavilion; a tall Chinese maple at the southeast entrance, with its green, yellow and red colors interlaced, so beautiful that it is hard to describe; the Ming Dynasty's Zhuyun Peak and Shuijing Pavilion, etc. Although the garden is small, it is winding and the scenery changes with every step, making the trip worthwhile. p.s. 1. Ticket price is 5 yuan, free for those over 65 years old, opening hours are 8-17 o'clock. 2. The parking lot is at the west gate. Exit Wenchang Pavilion and cross the Binxing Arch Bridge to reach the Confucian Temple, but it is unfortunately under renovation.

In the golden autumn of November, Huilongtan Park is holding a chrysanthemum exhibition. The transportation is convenient. Jiading Bus No. 9, 11, 12, 131 and other buses all have parking spots at the entrance of the park. The ticket price is 5 yuan, 4 yuan for those over 60 years old, and free for those over 65 years old with ID card. Entering the park gate, you will see chrysanthemum-shaped decorations on the lake and space planets, which is very pleasing to the eye. There are chrysanthemums of various varieties and shapes on the large lawn, which is worth checking out! To see the chrysanthemum exhibition, go to Huilongtan Park!

Autumn in Shanghai is simply breathtaking! Appreciating maple and ginkgo, it's like being in a painting. 1. Qiuxiapu, as one of the five major gardens in Shanghai, is 521 years old this year and is undoubtedly the top spot for appreciating maple in Shanghai. Every autumn, the entire garden is colorful, as if you are in a beautiful painting. 2. Jumen Road, where the ground is covered with golden leaves, attracts countless people every year. It is the top spot for appreciating ginkgo in Shanghai. 3. Yueyang Road, one of the roads in Shanghai where leaves are not swept, the beautiful fallen leaves paired with historic old houses and western-style houses, the atmosphere is absolutely beautiful! 4. Zhongshan Park, where the scenery is beautiful with few people, the road is covered with large patches of romantic yellow leaves, and you can also visit Yuyuan Road nearby. 5. Hengfu Historical and Cultural District, you can't miss the century-old street here, the plane trees and western-style houses on both sides of the road, every step is as romantic as a beautiful old movie. 6. Huilongtan, a small and beautiful park built in the Ming Dynasty, has a rich variety of plants and comes with a high saturation filter, which is very photogenic. 7. Golden City Road, every late autumn here is always incredibly beautiful! There are also many outdoor seating areas in the small shops next to the street, remember to avoid the weekend peak. 8. Huazheng Walkway, you can appreciate the century-old ginkgo trees in the city, and along the walkway, you can also appreciate the classic ten sceneries of Huazheng, every step is a beautiful autumn scene. 9. Guilin Park, a must-visit place for old Shanghainese to appreciate autumn, there are more than 20 varieties of osmanthus, nearly 1030 osmanthus trees, recently large patches of osmanthus are fluttering in the wind, it's simply too beautiful. 10. Ancient Tree Park, the top spot for appreciating autumn in Shanghai, hides a ginkgo tree that has a history of nearly a thousand years, known as the 'first ancient tree in Shanghai', looking up is a sea of gold, not to be missed. Autumn in Shanghai is really a beautiful painting! Let's walk into these beautiful autumn appreciation landmarks together! Welcome to share your autumn scenery in the comments section!