Shanghai Chenshan Botanical Garden Ticket

A Green Oasis in the City: Chenshan Botanical Garden

Wander through the flower gardens that change colors with each season, and encounter tropical rainforest and exotic desert plants within the futuristic, expansive glasshouses. The fresh breeze rustling through the forest paths and the refreshing scent of grass will gently soothe your tired mind and body. It’s a perfect space for a romantic stroll with your loved one or a delightful picnic with your family, allowing you to embrace the boundless tranquility that nature offers. Experience the purest comfort of nature at Shanghai's hidden garden, Chenshan Botanical Garden.
 

Asia's Largest Green Paradise Spanning 207 Hectares

Nestled at the foot of the Chenshan Mountains, endless trees, lakes, and colorful seasonal flower islands create a spectacular sight. Breathe in the fresh air in the open natural surroundings and enjoy a relaxing, perfect healing walk unlike anything you can experience in the city.
 

Large Glass Dome Exhibition Greenhouses Alive with Life Year-Round

Inside the three massive greenhouses, Asia's largest, lush tropical rainforests and rare plants thrive. Take a slow stroll through the mystical arboretum, where palm trees and colorful flowers intertwine.
 

Exotic Desert Plants and Unique Landscapes in the Arid Climate House

One section of the glass dome features a dry garden with giant cacti, succulents, and a recreated exotic habitat. Capture snapshots against the backdrop of unique plants and their distinctive, stylish landscapes.
 

Harmony of Futuristic Greenhouse Architecture and Organic Curves

The magnificent exterior of the greenhouse, with its interconnected transparent glass panels, and the organically curved, grass-covered architecture offer superb aesthetic appeal. Appreciate the unique spatial experience where landscape design and modern architecture perfectly merge.

"Experience the green respite offered by over 15,000 species of plants at Shanghai Chenshan Botanical Garden, where lush nature meets grand glasshouses."