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Ornate traditional Chinese gateway of Shanghai Yu Garden, showcasing intricate architectural carvings, inviting visitors to explore this historic Jiangnan classical garden.
Serene pond and stone bridge scene in Shanghai Yu Garden, featuring a traditional pavilion nestled among lush trees and rockeries, capturing the natural beauty of the classical garden.
Unique moon gate landscape in Shanghai Yu Garden, framed by rockeries and weeping willows, inviting visitors to walk across stepping stones and explore the classical garden's charming pathways.
Yu Garden, Shanghai, China
Yu Garden, Shanghai, China

Yu Garden, Shanghai, China

4.7Mahusay
Nabenta na 400+

2 araw ng trabaho (hindi kasama ang mga pista opisyal)
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  • The most ancient Jiangnan garden in Shanghai
  • The surrounding Old Town Temple district is bustling with activity, so you can go shopping and taste local delicacies.
  • After visiting Yu Garden, you can walk to the riverside, take a Huangpu River cruise , and tour the scenery on both sides of the Bund.
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Yu Garden is one of the five classical gardens in Shanghai (the only one located in the city), and was once a private garden of officials in the Ming Dynasty. This classical garden with a history of more than 400 years is exquisitely designed, with a quiet environment, pavilions, rockery, and ponds. It is a rare and elegant place in a bustling city. In the garden, you can also see hundreds of plaques and inscriptions from famous artists, as well as a stone sculpture exhibition hall with a large collection of collections.





As a national intangible cultural heritage, the Yuyuan Lantern Festival has become a landmark Spring Festival cultural event in Shanghai since its inception in 1995. For 30 years, the Yuyuan Lantern Festival has remained vibrant and relevant. Rooted in the heart of Shanghai's old city and the Yuyuan area, the cultural heart of Shanghai, this lantern festival has grown alongside the city. From lantern making, intangible cultural heritage preservation, technological innovation, and humanistic stories, it tells Chinese stories of Eastern aesthetics to the world, evolving from a traditional folk lantern festival into a culturally vibrant IP, creating a national and international Yuyuan Lantern Festival. More than just Yuyuan, more than just lanterns, more than just Shanghai.

As a national intangible cultural heritage, the Yuyuan Lantern Festival has become a landmark Spring Festival cultural event in Shanghai since its inception in 1995. For 30 years, the Yuyuan Lantern Festival has remained vibrant and relevant. Rooted in the heart of Shanghai's old city and the Yuyuan area, the cultural heart of Shanghai, this lantern festival has grown alongside the city. From lantern making, intangible cultural heritage preservation, technological innovation, and humanistic stories, it tells Chinese stories of Eastern aesthetics to the world, evolving from a traditional folk lantern festival into a culturally vibrant IP, creating a national and international Yuyuan Lantern Festival. More than just Yuyuan, more than just lanterns, more than just Shanghai.

Serene pond and stone bridge scene in Shanghai Yu Garden, featuring a traditional pavilion nestled among lush trees and rockeries, capturing the natural beauty of the classical garden.

Yu Garden can be said to be the most ancient Jiangnan garden in Shanghai. It was originally built by Pan Yunduan, an official of the Ming Dynasty, and took 18 years to complete. The name of the garden is derived from "pleasant to one's elderly parents", with "Yu" and "Yu" being interchangeable. However, Pan Yunduan's father had already passed away before Yu Garden was fully completed, and in fact, Yu Garden later became Pan Yunduan's place of entertainment.

Yu Garden can be said to be the most ancient Jiangnan garden in Shanghai. It was originally built by Pan Yunduan, an official of the Ming Dynasty, and took 18 years to complete. The name of the garden is derived from "pleasant to one's elderly parents", with "Yu" and "Yu" being interchangeable. However, Pan Yunduan's father had already passed away before Yu Garden was fully completed, and in fact, Yu Garden later became Pan Yunduan's place of entertainment.

Yu Garden has a history of more than 400 years from the Ming Dynasty to the present. It originally covered an area of ​​more than 70 acres and has undergone many renovations and reconstructions. It is now one of the must-see attractions for many people visiting Shanghai. It is rare to have such a large Jiangnan garden in the highly modernized urban area of ​​Shanghai.

Spacious classical courtyard in Shanghai Yu Garden featuring a central stage pavilion, surrounded by traditional buildings with red railings and festive red lanterns under bright sunlight.

If you take the subway, get off at Yuyuan Station on Shanghai Metro Line 10, and walk to Yuyuan in less than 10 minutes, which is very convenient. The area around Yuyuan has become a huge business district. Yuyuan Shopping Mall is full of antique Chinese buildings, which are uniformly planned and tall, and look very gorgeous and imposing.

Panoramic view of Shanghai, showing the traditional rooftops of Yu Garden and Old City God Temple in the foreground, juxtaposed with the modern Pudong skyline at sunset, featuring iconic skyscrapers.

There are many restaurants and snacks in the mall, and Nanxiang Steamed Bun Shop and Lvbolang are the most famous. The queue at Nanxiang Steamed Bun Shop is surprisingly long. Soup dumplings, glutinous rice balls, rice cakes and spareribs, spiced beans and pear paste candy, these famous Shanghai snacks and snacks are also available everywhere, making it very convenient to have a meal or buy souvenirs.

Vibrant night scene in Shanghai's Old City God Temple area, illuminated by countless traditional lanterns reflecting on the wet street, showcasing the bustling market atmosphere for visitors.

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  • Please present your e-voucher and passport on-site

Validity Period

  • The voucher must be used on the selected date and within operating hours; Invalid after expiration

Experience Location

Location Name: Shanghai Yu Garden

Address: No. 168, Fuyou Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai


Business Hours

Please refer to the scenic spot announcement

Location Name: Shanghai Yu Garden Lantern Festival - Yu Garden Folk Art Lantern Area

Address: Gates 2, 3, and 5 of Yu Garden, Huangpu District, Shanghai


Business Hours

"Peak days" are statutory holidays, the fourth to seventh day of the first lunar month (February 20 to February 23), the Lantern Festival (March 3), and every Friday to Sunday. On peak days, admission is by ticket from 14:00 to 22:00. The other days are "ordinary days". On ordinary days, admission is by ticket from 16:00 to 22:00.

Cancellation Policy

  • Once the order has been completed, it cannot be canceled, modified, or refunded
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