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Pujiang – Currently the largest rose-themed cultural park in Shanghai, covering an area of approximately 600 acres. The park features various attractions and activities including rose fields, colorful flower slopes, a sandy beach, unique rocks, cottages, woods, grasslands, and streams. It boasts over 120 varieties of roses from around the world, as well as Dutch chrysanthemums…

Pujiang Rose Garden

Pujiang – Currently the largest rose-themed cultural park in Shanghai, covering an area of approximately 600 acres. The park features various attractions and activities including rose fields, colorful flower slopes, a sandy beach, unique rocks, cottages, woods, grasslands, and streams. It showcases over 120 varieties of roses from around the world, along with a vibrant sea of flowers including Dutch chrysanthemums, pansies, and red tip photinias.

Pujiang – A large-scale ecological tourism destination in East China that integrates rose appreciation, romantic travel, street food, agricultural science education, and leisure agriculture. Its design philosophy is “Rose Bay, Sea of Love, Ancient Farming, Modern Agriculture, Yew Trees, Wellness Forests, Clean Water Bodies, and Wetland Nurture.” Among these, “Rose Bay” and “Sea of Love” focus on romance and weddings. The target audience includes young couples, visitors celebrating weddings or anniversaries, and holiday travelers. This project is built around the landscape of a rose manor and distinctive agricultural industries, emphasizing love and romance while highlighting experience, interaction, and leisure tourism.

Address: No. 41 Xianxin Road, Pujiang Town, Minhang District, Shanghai

Type: Botanical Garden

Recommended visiting time: 2–3 hours

Phone: 021-54849899

Opening hours:

(Daytime) 8:00–16:30; (Evening) 16:30–20:30

Ticket information:

Pujiang – Daytime ticket: 50 RMB; Evening ticket: 80 RMB.

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