Guyi garden in Nanxiang

Guyiyuan is the alias of guyiyuan in Nanxiang. It is located in Nanxiang Town, Jiading District, northwest suburb of Shanghai. It covers an area of 10 hectares. It was first built in 1522-1566 in the Jiajing period of Ming Dynasty. It was originally named Yiyuan, which means "green bamboo ripples". Later, it was carefully designed by Zhu Sansong, a bamboo Carver in Jiading, and built on the scale of "ten Mu garden", with various bamboo scenes carved on the columns, rafters and corridors, which is vivid and elegant. In 1746, it was expanded and rebuilt, and renamed Guyi garden. Because of the green water ripples in the garden, it is also popular For: Guyi garden.

Address: 218 Huyi Road, Nanxiang Town, Jiading District, Shanghai

Longitude: 121.3159594945359

Latitude: 31.291684367201

Tel: 021-59121535; 021-591

Traffic information: 562 Road (Jing'an Temple), 822 Road (Haining Road, Tibet North Road), you 6A line (Shanghai Stadium), Beijia (North District bus station Jiading), Xianghua (Huacao), Xianghuang (Dreamland), Hunan (zhangmiao), Luonan (Luodian). Take line 11 to Nanxiang station, transfer to Nanxiang No.1 and No.3, and take two stops

Ticket information: 12 RMB

Opening hours: 6:00-18:30

Chinese PinYin : Nan Xiang Gu Yi Yuan