From World Expo Site to World Expo Park, adding to the city's charm!

The World Expo Culture Park is quite large. It's a bit difficult to visit the entire park in one day. If you also want to visit the Greenhouse and climb the Twin Mountains, you'll need to allow even more time. If you take the subway from Shibo Avenue Station, you can even use the Lupu Bridge as a backdrop for your park visit. As soon as you enter the park, you'll see the Tranquil Forest. This is the largest green area in the park, extending west to the Central Lake and south to the Twin Mountains, occupying almost half of the park. In addition to flowers, plants, and trees, it also houses many former World Expo pavilions and various sculptures. If you don't like the hustle and bustle of popular attractions, you can definitely enjoy some real tranquility here! Walking to the lakeside, you can easily find the Eleven-Hole Bridge, which is decorated with Shanghai's city flower, the white magnolia. Instead of just taking photos on the bridge, you can also interact with the fish waiting to be fed under the bridge. Looking at the large glass building across the bridge, you'll see the Greenhouse. There are three different themed greenhouse scenes to explore. It is recommended to book tickets and reserve a time slot in advance. If you visit in winter, be aware of the temperature difference between inside and outside to avoid catching a cold. Of course, there are also the Twin Mountains, which must be climbed. Standing at 48m above sea level in the southeast of the park, they are the undisputed highest point. Be sure to make sufficient preparations before climbing, as it takes more than ten minutes to reach the viewing platform at the summit! In addition, there's the Doggy Fun Park for walking dogs, the Equestrian Center for riding horses, and the Molly Fantasy for kids. If all else fails, there's also Shen Garden and the World Flower Art Garden for yourself. There's always something for everyone...