Zui Bai Chi Park Bonsai Garden

🌟Highlights: The Bonsai Garden was first built in the early 1980s and was renovated in 2012, reopening during the National Day holiday that year. The newly renovated Bonsai Garden uses ancient garden space design techniques, with landscape walls, plants, pavilions, corridors, pools, etc., dividing the whole garden into courtyard spaces such as tree stumps and rocks, with rocks and flowers and trees arranged in an interlaced manner, creating the effect of different views with each step. ❤Recommended reason: The garden currently has more than 200 fine bonsai trees, including tree stump bonsai, tree and stone bonsai, bamboo and grass bonsai, flower bonsai, miniature combination bonsai, etc., with a wide variety of bonsai trees such as cypress, camellia, luohan pine, century-old crape myrtle, and ginkgo. Nameplates have been made according to the variety, shape, and meaning of the bonsai, with Chinese and Latin names, so that the bonsai can "speak" and visitors can see them at a glance. 📍Address: No. 64 Renmin South Road, Songjiang District, Shanghai 🚉Transportation: Take Shanghai Metro Line 9 to Zui Bai Chi Station 🕙Opening hours: 6:00–17:00 📝Tips: Tickets are CNY 6 per person