Although this park is popular for taking children out for a walk, be sure to avoid these pitfalls!

Cuihu Cultural Park, the children have been looking forward to it for a long time. It is free 🆓, but there are so many people❗️I originally thought that the children would be immersed in the entertainment projects after going there, but in the end, there were people everywhere 😭 + various queues (refer to the last picture). The children were only interested in playing in the stream and eating 💦~ ❗️Avoidance Guide 1⃣ The park is so crowded that it is almost a "sea of ​​people" on weekends, and many activities require queuing. If you want to see fewer people, go earlier. If you live far away, I really don’t recommend taking your children there. 2⃣ Most of the rides are more suitable for younger children. It is easy to get clothes wet when playing in water, so remember to prepare extra sets for your children👕. 3⃣ Parking spaces are limited and difficult to reserve. It is also a bit far from the subway, so we took a taxi. After we got there, we found out that we had to make a reservation at least three or four days in advance on weekends to get a parking space. We could make a reservation at the small 🍊order "Shen i Park" 🔎 [Cuihu Cultural and Sports Park] or [Cuiyin Station on the Taojinshan Greenway]. The former is closer, while the latter is about eight or nine minutes' walk from the park. 4⃣ Although the ecology is good, there are many mosquitoes, so be sure to take anti-mosquito measures. 🎈Park Highlights ✅There is a huge lawn, you can also set up tents for picnics in the park. ✅The super long S-shaped waterway (Qingxi Canal) is very distinctive. ✅ Rotating slide + beaver slide + sand pool + swing + trampoline + aerial zipline. ✅Greenway cycling and hiking. ✅Basketball court, tennis court, Frisbee court. ✅The sky bridge has a good view and the park has a pleasant scenery~