Top Things to Do in Minhang

THE 10 BEST Things to Do in Minhang, Shanghai

Top Things to Do in Minhang

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  • Jason
    Shanghai, China3 contributions
    4.0 of 5 bubbles
    This ancient town is similar to all the other towns in China. It looks old but it is renovated again and again because in China a lot of things were destroyed. It's difficult to find authentic ancient things. If you want to explore some places worthy visiting, you can ask me
    Written 19 August 2024
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  • Wayne
    Tokoroa, New Zealand481 contributions
    4.0 of 5 bubbles
    A good experience. A foreigner will need their passport to enter the train station. There are no tickets issued, just a reservation done online. All you need to know is train number, date, time. When you get into train station, there is a massive sign board with Chinese and English. Once you find the gate, you will scan passport at gate and will get carriage and seat number.
    All is well organised and perfectly on time.
    You can board 15 minutes before train leaves
    Written 28 July 2024
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  • Lisa
    Toronto, Canada306 contributions
    4.0 of 5 bubbles
    Because it's old, the crowds stay away. There is no line up for any ride and you can get around pretty quick. The tickets are cheap - 130rmb for adults and 60 for kids. But... Beware! Not all rides are included. Also, because of an accident a few weeks back, the boomerang roller coaster was still closed.
    Written 30 September 2019
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  • ffrige
    shanghai496 contributions
    4.0 of 5 bubbles
    This is a great place to refresh on a summer day with your kids. The attractions range from baby pools and water games to massive wave pool and fast slides for adults. The river is my favourite ride although parts of it are a bit scary for smaller children.
    As for the complains in some of the previous posts:
    - yes, the park is a bit expensive and a bit crowder, but just avoid weekends and you'll have plenty of space to have some great fun. After all, most places in Shanghai are crowded on weekends.
    - yes, the food in there is nothing special. But you're going for the slides and the waves, not for the restaurants. Bring your own food if you're picky.
    - the complaint about the swimming shorts sounds ridiculous to me. It is the typical foreign guy who thinks he can bend the rules just because he is a laowai. Rules are rules, my friend, same for everyone, no matter where you come from. Those guys are just doing their job.
    Written 22 September 2013
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  • ebkader
    Dubai, United Arab Emirates147 contributions
    4.0 of 5 bubbles
    Went to watch the Rolex Shanghai Masters

    The various descriptions are needlessly complex. Getting there is remarkable easy:
    1. Take the metro to the end of line 5 to Xinzhuang station. 4RMB singel journey
    2. Take the south exit and walk across the overpass tunnel to the exit.
    3. down the stairs/escalator to the left is a marked bus stop with buses departing every few minutes from mid to late morning. 2RMB single journey; takes about 45mins

    The stadium is clean and modern with great views from all seats. Best advice: Get seats in the VIP boxes, they're well worth it as you are pretty much courtside!!

    Tips: food on offer is poor and overpriced, but that is standard for all venues like this.

    Getting back:
    1. If you depart before 10pm, you can take the same bus back to Xinzhuang metro station for 2RMB.
    2. If you leave after 10pm, you will get another bus back to Caoxi transport hub for 10RMB. This is close to the Shanghai Indoor Stadium Metro station.

    Other transport option: taxi for about 100-150 RMB each way.
    Written 27 October 2019
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  • Emmaisoutnabout
    Sydney, Australia30 contributions
    3.0 of 5 bubbles
    I am a shopper - I love new things and enjoy a mix of local and international shopping experiences. This mall was close to my hotel so you can pop in quickly and in less than 30 minutes you will have seen everything. I was looking for something to take back to the office and perhaps a gift- I bought sticky tape! I was disappointed with this mall. You can eat anything so if you are staying close by and want to stretch your legs in a nice air conditioned venue and grab some food - plenty to choose from it is great.
    Written 30 September 2019
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  • Andreas K
    Ascona, Switzerland136 contributions
    4.0 of 5 bubbles
    If you look for some Western like restaurants Hongmei Entertainment street is an option.You find sports bar atmosphere, breweries,German style,Italian style, French style,Greek style and some local style restaurants. It gets crowded around 8 pm and later on with live music. Prices and quality of food is OK. Lots of Western people and some Chinese people looking for something different.
    Written 28 July 2017
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  • Brittney
    World315 contributions
    4.0 of 5 bubbles
    Really cool spot not too far from the Bund. Cheap shopping and cheap street eats too. Great place to get souveniers.
    Written 25 December 2018
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  • smallhausen1
    Bratislava, Slovakia1,719 contributions
    4.0 of 5 bubbles
    We have visited the museum after 5 years but haven't seen too many changes. Outdoor exposition is almost the same, just few models of space industry have been added.
    Pros:
    1. Quiet place with interesting displayed items
    2. Cheap tickets (8 adult, 4 kids)
    Cons:
    1. No printed materials
    2. No guide
    3. Poor care of displayed aircraft
    Written 3 January 2019
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  • David Gagnon
    Montreal, Canada3 contributions
    4.0 of 5 bubbles
    The only option really if you want to go skiing in Shanghai! Of course it's just a small slope but it helps if you need your ski fix while being away from nature and mountains.
    Written 3 July 2019
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  • Canadamann
    Montreal, Canada1 contribution
    5.0 of 5 bubbles
    I lived on Mingdu Lu for well over 15 years and saw a field become a BIG mall.
    Great Mall........It took the need of going downtown out of the picture. One setback is some restos close faster than they open like morganfield ribs. It was nice to have all the USA fast food joints in case we wanted that as a taste of home. I Miss that mall and Shanghai.
    Written 12 October 2021
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  • Anex G
    Shanghai, China6 contributions
    5.0 of 5 bubbles
    Have plenty of badminton courts which I was looking for and yes there are many clubs where you can join to play. Great place.
    Written 19 September 2016
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  • gl0baltr0tter
    Shanghai, China1,458 contributions
    4.0 of 5 bubbles
    A little exaggerated saying that if you wanted to see Shanghai of the last 10 years, go to Pudong; 100 years, Yu Garden; 1000 years, Qibao because Qibao was founded by descendants from the Three Kingdoms period. Anyway I found it is a little more authentic than Yu Garden because it has a working river run through the town and real people still live in similarly constructed huts with brick tiles and mud walls right along the river.
    Written 22 April 2020
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  • Dazzahh
    Shanghai, China130 contributions
    5.0 of 5 bubbles
    I went with my wife and a friend yesterday, September 25th, 2021. We took a Didi all the way there we live in Southern Pudong so this attraction was not too far from us but it still took 90 minutes to get there. There is a bus station on the main road outside the park but I would not getting there on public transport would not be easy. When it was time for us to leave it was not easy to catch a Didi, I had to use the app to find a taxi.
    After passing the ticket-office there is a large space that has a huge old tree at the centre, to the right there is a long building, which contains very little but there is one small shop selling snacks, beverages and toys. To the right of that shop is the entrance to the park itself. Upon entering you are greeted with a stunning scene; a raised, stone walk-way over water with many old bridges and quaint building. It really is beautiful. As with this type of “garden” the route you take can be confusing, there is not a single path to follow, every so often there will be a crossroads or T-junction which, could lead you back to where you just came from. This can be frustrating if you do not pay attention to the choice of route but I think this also adds to the experience, the park would be busier and have less character if there was one single pathway to follow.
    Behind the long open building that contains five or six, enormous decorative drums is a part of the park that is not as nice, in my opinion. This area is styled like a modern day park with lawns and some flowerbeds although there was one small area which was densely populated with some orange flowers which the butterflies were loving, so that is one reason to see the whole park.
    We walked around for about 2 hours, the weather was great, more than warm but not too hot with a blue sky that really added to the beauty of the environment. Several electricity pylons, dominate the skyline, which does take away from the experience, but I managed to edit those out of some of my photos and overall it did not ruin our experience.
    Written 26 September 2021
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