I believe many friends know that the Nanjing Botanical Garden in Jiangsu Province is very famous and is also a treasure trove of natural botanical gardens. If you like to observe plants, you must visit it. However, the Nanjing Botanical Garden is divided into South Garden and North Garden. The two gardens have different characteristics. So which is more fun, the South Garden or the North Garden of the Nanjing Botanical Garden? Let’s take a look together!
In my personal opinion, the South Garden is a bit more fun. But the South Garden and the North Garden have different focuses, each with its own strengths. It depends on your personal preferences. It’s just that the South Garden is a new area, so it’s bound to be a little better than the North Garden. If you are just researching plants, the North Garden is still better, after all, it’s the old area, and it’s still the research center for plants in the middle and north subtropical regions of China.
The North Garden of Nanjing Botanical Garden focuses on the protection, research and utilization of plants in the middle and north subtropical regions of China. It has more than 10 specialized gardens, including the plant systematic classification garden, rose garden, bulbous flower garden, medicinal plant garden, bonsai garden, arboreum, pine and cypress garden, etc. In addition, the cherry blossom avenue, red maple hill and plum blossom are all located in the North Garden.
The South Garden (Botanical Garden) of the Nanjing Botanical Garden is a botanical garden centered on the Tropical Plant Palace. It has special gardens such as the Blind Garden, Gramineae Garden, Fern Garden, Forest Recreation Area, etc. There are also large areas of Metasequoia forests in the South Garden, as well as the Ujiu Dike (Crescent Dike).
The South Garden of the Nanjing Botanical Garden is a new area, and it’s not only a good place for scientific popularization but also for leisure and sightseeing. If you are bringing your children along, I would personally recommend that you visit the North Garden first. After passing through the medicinal plant garden, you will reach Bridge World, which is simply a children’s paradise! There are dozens of bridges here, such as the Concord Bridge, the Drill Pipe Bridge, the Plum Blossom Pile Bridge, the Ropeway Bridge, etc., for children to choose from. And there are nets under each bridge for safety. Parents can feel relieved if the difficulty is low.
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