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Guyi Garden | Chinese Classical Garden | 上海古漪园 | 上海7日游
Nanxiang lays claim to being the birthplace of the xiaolongbao and therefore has an entire street dedicated to the soup-filled dumplings beside the Ming dynasty gardens of Guyi Park. You’ll find dozens of xiaolongbao restaurants lining Guyi Yuan Lu (which has been demarcated as a ‘healthy street’ by the local government) all with near-identical steamers outside their front door offering the snack. Beside the park itself, Guyi Yuan Restaurant (218 Huyi Gong Lu, near Guyi Yuan Lu, 5912 1335) – notable for its grand, temple-like building and statues of xiaolongbao mascots Nannan and Xiangxiang – will do you a steamer of 20 Nanxiang xiaolongbao for 20RMB, or ten crab dumplings for 15RMB.Once you've had you fill of xiaolongbao, Guyi Park (entry 12RMB) provides a pleasant setting for a post-snack stroll. Originally constructed by an officer in the Ming dynasty, the collection of landscaped gardens, teahouses and corridors all surrounding a central stretch of lily pad-laden water have been rebuilt and expanded a number of times, but it remains an atmospheric place and is well worth a visit.
Shanghai - Guyi Gardens / 上海 - 古猗园
Guyi Garden (Chinese: 古猗园; pinyin: Gǔyī Yuán) is a classical Chinese garden in the town of Nanxiang in the suburban Jiading District of Shanghai, China.[1] The garden is located about 21 kilometers (13 mi) from the city center. Designed in the typical style of a Jiangnan classical garden, Guyi Garden is regarded as one of the five most important classical gardens of Shanghai.
How to Get to Ancient Yi Garden Shanghai
1. Take Metro Line 11 and get off at Nanxiang Station. Take the exit 1 and walk west for about 1 km (1,100 yards).
2. Take bus 62, 821, 828, Hutang Special Line, Jiading 52, Jiading 110, Jiading 111, Jiading 115, Jiading 119, or Shangjia Line and get off at Guyiyuan (Ancient Yi Garden) Station.
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Admission Fee CNY 12
Free for children under 1.3 meters (4.3 feet) in height
Opening Hours South Gate: 7:00-18:00
North Gate: 6:00-17:00
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Guyi Garden is located in Nanxiang, Jiading in Shanghai, covering 10 hectares. It was built Jiading, Ming dynasty. It has a history of about 500years. At first it was called Yiyuan, which was taken from Cuizhuyi, so the garden was planted with bamboo all over the country. The garden had different flowers in all seasons. The annual Lotus exhibition attracts many photographers and winter is a good time to appreciate plums and just after snow fall it is so beautiful.
So many things to learn from this garden.
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Shanghai is preparing to celebrate its first Lantern Festival in six years, as workers prepare a large display to be held in the Chinese port city’s Guyi Garden from February 3-9, 2020. The annual festival, which also marks the conclusion of the Lunar New Year, has been a muted affair since a deadly stampede on New Year’s Eve 2014 led authorities to ban large public gatherings.
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