Chinese Academy of Sciences Huanan Botanical Garden
The emerald of South China, a perpetual world expo of exotic trees
About This Place
As China's oldest and most biodiverse South Asian subtropical botanical garden, Huanan Botanical Garden is hailed as the 'Emerald of South China'. Its vast grounds feature dozens of specialized zones, including the Palm Garden and Subtropical Evergreen Monsoon Rainforest. It's a perfect escape from the city to immerse yourself in botanical wonders. Renting a sightseeing cart or bicycle is highly recommended to comfortably explore this expansive green oasis.
Highlights
Best Time to Visit
March-May
Spring is the best season to see flowers like azaleas in full, vibrant bloom. The garden is enjoyable year-round, but visiting on weekdays helps avoid crowds. Remember to bring mosquito repellent and sun protection.
Ticket Information
Tickets can be purchased on-site at the entrance. A combo ticket (garden + greenhouse) costs 50 RMB full price, 25 RMB concession. Garden-only tickets are 20 RMB full price, 10 RMB concession. Concession prices apply to students, seniors aged 60-65, and children. Free entry is available for children under 6, seniors over 65, military personnel, and visitors with disabilities, among others. Opening hours are subject to change; please check the garden's official notice on the day of your visit.
Before You Visit - Essential Prep
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