Limited-time Ginkgo at Expo Park, rush this weekend | Photo spot guide

Every year during Shanghai's ginkgo season, a large group of romantics chase autumn. The ginkgo trees under the old Western-style houses in Puxi are very stylish, and the ginkgo by the riverside in Pudong has its own unique charm🍁 📍This year's first ginkgo stop—Expo Park ⭐️The ginkgo trees in the park are densely distributed, combined with riverside views and industrial heritage, creating rich layers for photography. 📷Main photo spots👇🏻 Wangjiangyi Party and Mass Service Station (above "There is a coffee shop here") A popular ginkgo gate photo spot. It’s recommended to capture shots when it’s less crowded. This is an entrance to the restroom, with people coming and going. Two blue tower cranes by the river🏗️ The Klein blue tower crane (port crane) is super photogenic. On one side is the heavy industrial memory, on the other side is the gentle flow of the four seasons, all in one picture—very Shanghai! The curved pedestrian bridge 100 meters to the left of the crane There are ginkgo trees on both sides of the bridge. Including the curved bridge in the shot creates a strong visual impact. The curved lines divide the golden sea of leaves, instantly bringing the composition to life; Mo’s Caffe second-floor terrace You can overlook the entire ginkgo lawn, with the whole ginkgo lawn, strolling crowds, and distant river view all in sight. The feeling is a bit like watching a warm-toned, quiet silent film. The lawn under the ginkgo forest near the Chinese Zodiac The ginkgo trees here are denser and very photogenic. This is probably the most crowded spot. Many professional photographers shoot here, so it’s recommended to come in the morning when it’s less crowded. You can lay a picnic mat on the lawn, and kids will be happy playing with bubbles and collecting leaves; 🚗Transportation tips: 1️⃣For self-driving, you can park in the underground parking lot of the Qian Guqing Scenic Area / or if you don’t mind walking, park at the nearby Expo City Mall, free parking for 4 hours; 2️⃣Take Metro Line 8 to China Art Museum Station Exit 4, or Line 13 to Expo Avenue Station Exit 1, then walk 10 minutes to reach; 🔆Nearby for kids: Very close to Expo Source, within walking distance, convenient for dining and entertainment; Expo Cultural Park is also nearby, and Mercedes Plaza often has various performances to watch👀