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Daning Ling Stone Park

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Last updated 2026-11-15 — Guide       Daning Ling Stone Park stretches eastward from...

Daning Ling Stone Park

Daning Ling Stone Park
      Guide: Daning Ling Stone Park extends eastward from Gonghexin Road, westward to Hutai Road, northward to Lingstone Road and Guangzhong West Road, and southward to Daning Road. It covers an area of 500,000 square meters, with a total park area of 680,000 square meters and a total investment of 960 million yuan, making it the largest park in western Shanghai.

      Daning Ling Stone Park is positioned as an “ecological landscape-type urban public green space.” Its design philosophy emphasizes cultural significance and people-oriented planning, while its landscaping techniques embrace naturalism. The park is structured around artificial hills and water features to create a natural mountain-water landscape, complemented by a rich variety of trees, shrubs, lawns, and ground cover plants. Wetland and marsh gardens have also been built according to local conditions, forming a stable artificial plant community. The newly completed Daning Ling Stone Park features distinctive mountains, springs, lakes, and waterfalls, creating a picturesque urban garden with charming lake and mountain scenery.

      Suggested Duration

      3 hours

      Transportation

      Bus

      1. Take bus 234 or 676 and get off at 【Guangzhong West Road Wanrong Road】

      2. Take bus 40 or 547 and get off at 【Daning Road Wanrong Road】

      3. Take bus 234 or 767 and get off at 【Guangzhong West Road Yuncheng Road】

      Many other bus routes also stop near Daning Ling Stone Park.

      Metro

      Take Metro Line 1 and get off at 【Shanghai Circus World Station】

      Admission

      2.00 yuan

      Opening Hours

      05:00–17:00

      Location

      No. 288 Guangzhong West Road, Zhabei District, Shanghai

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