Searching through internet seeing that this park's view and comment are good so we chose this park to visit this. The park is located at Pudong District and it took about 30 min to drive from our apartment.
The park is free of charge and there was a lot of people visiting this park. Lots of the motorbike parking and hawker doing their business at the entrance of the park. We didn't manage to take the photo with the name of the park at entrance.
One of the attraction was " Water Flow-Oriole Singing Bridge". There was the rock formation was water flow but it was not functioning. Don't know whether is it broken or what? There was a notice sign surrounding the water flow rock which stated, "Be careful, don't Climbing" but seems like nobody care about it. Lots of people was climbing up to the top.
Ethan sawing people climbing the rock he also wanted to do so. At first we managed to persuade him not to but at last he still want to climb after seeing so many people climbed on it. Daddy had to hold his hand and let him climb. When reaching certain area, mummy wanted to stop him but he insisted to climb all the way up to the top. He kind of threw a bit of tantrum so no choice we have to let him. Else he would not be willing to climb down the rock. Really headache with Ethan.
After climbing the rock we rested for a while in one of the shady area. We spent some time beside the lake as Ethan was attracted with the people rowing the boat.
The main attraction for us to come to this park was the "Crane Ringing Building" 鹤鸣楼. We took some of the photos in front of it. This building was not open and we only manage to view it from outside. We walked up the staircase and walked around the building under the ground floor.
After this building, we didn't across the bridge to other park where there is an amusement park. Mummy knew that even if we pay money for Ethan to play, he would also not dare to play it. We called our driver to pick us up after that.
More information pertaining to this park can be found in the separate Ethan parent's travel blog:
http://abctravel-life.blogspot.com/2008/10/shanghai-chuansha-park.html
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