Xisha wetland

--Located at the west end of Chongming Island, the park is a beach on the Bank of the Yangtze River. It is also an excellent place to watch the tide, find birds and enjoy the sunset.

--From the gate to the edge of the Yangtze River, the wooden plank road is more than 2000 meters long. Walk along the plank road among the reeds and enjoy the scenery of the Yangtze River beach.

--The huge wetland is covered with reeds and mixed with many vegetation communities. Looking at the vast green waves, it is very beautiful.

--The natural tides can be seen in Xisha wetland. The plank road is almost close to the water surface at high tide, and it is very interesting to see the beach surface at low tide.

--Wetland is known as a birdwatching resort, where there are a large number of bird habitats. The best birdwatching season is from November to March every year.

--Xisha wetland is also the best place to see the sunset, which can be called "Xisha sunset" in Chongming. Against the backdrop of the beach, it is different.

Xisha wetland

Xisha wetland is a natural wetland in Shanghai with natural tidal phenomenon and a lot of beach and woodland.

Address: No.588, Luhu village, Luhua Town, Chongming County, Shanghai

Longitude: 121.24020303439

Latitude: 31.726968099402

Tel: 021-39633635

Official website: http://www.dpslpark.com/xssd/

Tour time: 2-5 hours

Traffic information: it is located at the west end of Chongming Island, which can be reached by self driving or public transportation

1. Self driving: Shanghai Outer Ring Road (or Xiangyin road tunnel of central ring road) - Wuzhou Avenue in Pudong - Shanghai Yangtze River Tunnel Bridge - Chongming Chenhai highway - Sanhua highway to scenic spot

2. Public transportation: take Xisha wetland tourist bus at Nanmen bus station, or take Nanniu line or Nanjian special line to LvHua Town station, then turn to LvHua line to Xisha wetland station

Ticket information: Free

Opening hours: 8:30-16:00 (closed on May 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 16th, 17th and 18th; affected by the tide, the park will be closed during spring tide)