A treasure trove of "Shanghai's roots"! Come to Songjiang for a stroll

Songjiang was formerly known as Huaheng, and also has other names such as Yunjian, Rongcheng, and Gushui. It has a history of more than 4,000 years and is truly the "root of Shanghai." Fangta Garden is a must-visit place for treasure-hunting Songjiang. It was originally the downtown center of ancient Huating during the Tang and Song dynasties. With Aimin Street to the east and Sangong Street to the west, it is not only a gathering place for ancient literati, but also a miniature of Songjiang ruins. The screen wall in the garden is quite ancient and exquisite in Shanghai and even in the whole country. Fangta Garden in winter is a masterpiece of nature's art, forming a richly layered painting. The sunlight shines through the gaps between the branches and leaves onto the ground. The lake water ripples in the sunlight, contrasting with the green trees and blue sky, creating a warm and pleasant winter scenery. Over the years, Fangta Garden has been announced as a Shanghai cultural relic protection unit by the Shanghai Municipal People's Government. If you want to get to know Shanghai more deeply, you must visit Songjiang. ⛲️Square Tower Garden 📍Address: No. 235, Zhongshan East Road, Songjiang District 💰Ticket price: 12 yuan