Top Parks in China

One thing I learned the hard way is to make sure you have cash on hand. A lot of smaller restaurants and shops don't accept credit cards, so it's best to carry some local currency with you.

I suggest bringing your own snacks and drinks. The food stalls can be pricey and some of the options aren’t that great, plus you’ll save some cash!

I recommend visiting on a weekday morning around 9 AM. The park is way less crowded then, and you can really enjoy the tranquility and beauty of the gardens.

If you want some great photos, try to visit during golden hour before sunset. The park's lighting is stunning at that time!

If you want to save time make sure to download a map of the park beforehand. It’s bigger than it looks and getting lost could eat up a lot of your fun time!

Bring some snacks and water! There weren't many affordable food options inside the park, so I wish I'd packed a picnic to enjoy on the grass.

I recommend visiting in the early morning around 8 AM when the park is less crowded and the weather is cooler. It’s a great time for a peaceful stroll, and you'll avoid the midday heat.

I suggest bringing some snacks and water. There aren't many food options nearby, so you can save some cash and still enjoy a nice break in the park.

I think the best time to visit is around 8 AM before the crowds hit. You'll get great photos with soft morning light and can enjoy the peaceful vibe of the park

My advice is to download a map of the park beforehand. I got a bit lost trying to find the historical landmarks, and a little prep would've made it easier!

I highly recommend getting the park shuttle pass for the day. It saves you a ton of time walking between the main sightseeing spots. Plus, you won’t waste your energy and can enjoy the views more! I tried to hike everywhere and regretted it!

My advice is to bring your own snacks and water. Food in the park can be pricey, and trust me, you'll want to fuel up while soaking in those gorgeous views. I spent more on lunch than I thought I'd need!

I recommend bringing a good pair of hiking shoes. The park has some uneven terrain, which can be tough without proper footwear. Trust me, my flip-flops were a bad idea!

I suggest visiting in the early morning around 7 or 8 AM. The park is less crowded, and you get to enjoy the fresh air while walking or jogging. Plus, the views from the top are amazing in the morning light!

Don't pay for the overpriced food stalls inside the park! Bring your own snacks or grab something from nearby shops before you go in. Trust me, you'll save a ton and enjoy it more!

I suggest bringing a picnic. The park has lovely spots to sit and chill, plus the food inside can be a bit pricey. I brought my own snacks and it was totally worth it

My advice is to check the weather before you go. I went on a cloudy day thinking it would be cooler, but it rained! A little sunshine makes the park so much better.