Yu Garden, Chinese garden in Shanghai
Yu Garden, located in the bustling city center of Shanghai, is famous for its carved dragons lining the walls.
Built during the Ming Dynasty in 1559, Yu Garden was once used as a hub for opium trade in China.
Infused with Chinese culture, Yu Garden features many unique rock formations and ponds that mimic classical Chinese gardens.
It's typically crowded and is suggested to visit early in the morning to experience its serenity.
The garden houses Yuyuan Bazaar, an area filled with shops selling traditional Chinese arts and crafts.
Location: Huangpu District
Website: yugarden.com.cn
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