Hangzhou Botanical Garden Tickets

4.7/5

China – Hangzhou

Hangzhou Botanical Garden

Hangzhou Botanical Garden lies at the foot of Jade Spring Hill, west of West Lake. It’s a large, integrated park combining plant research, science education, and leisure tourism. The garden features rich plant collections and themed areas such as the Bamboo Garden, Orchid Garden, Camellia Garden, and Traditional Chinese Medicine Garden. Flowers bloom year-round. The peaceful environment makes it ideal for families, couples, and botany lovers to relax. It’s also a favorite for photographers and slow-paced travelers.

Opening Hours & Visitor Information

  • Opening Hours: Daily 07:00–18:00 (extended to 18:30 during summer). Hours may vary by season, weather, or maintenance. Always check the official website before visiting.

  • Suggested Duration: Half-day to full-day (4–6 hours) is ideal to explore several gardens and join eco-education activities.

  • Best Time to Visit: Weekdays in spring and fall (April–June & September–November) offer pleasant weather, lush blooms, and fewer crowds.

  • Other Tips:

    • Reserve tickets online in advance to guarantee entry.

    • Bring valid ID and e-ticket at the gate.

    • The garden is vast—wear comfy shoes, stay hydrated, and use sun protection.

Ticket Types & Prices

1-Day Admission Ticket (Adult)

  • CNY 10
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Visitor Reviews Summary

Over 90% of visitors praise the garden’s lush scenery, especially during spring flower and autumn foliage seasons. Parents love the educational experience for children. However, summer afternoons can get hot, and some areas lack shade. Bring a hat and sunblock.

Related Guides & Recommended Tours

Want to plan your visit with ease? Check out our full guide including a garden map, must-see sections, and event updates. You can also combine it with a day trip to nearby Jade Spring, Lingyin Temple, or West Lake for a nature-meets-culture Hangzhou journey.

FAQ

Q: Can I buy tickets on-site on the day of my visit?
A: Yes, but queues may occur on holidays or during spring outings. Booking online is recommended.

Q: Can I bring food and drinks into the park?
A: Light snacks and water are allowed, but no open-air picnics or cooking. Keep the park clean.

Q: Are there guided tours or apps available?
A: Signs and boards are available throughout. Some gardens offer educational tours—check the official site for details.

Q: Is the park suitable for kids and elderly visitors?
A: Definitely. Flat paths, safety, benches, and accessible routes make it perfect for all ages.

Q: When is the best time for flower viewing?
A: Cherry, peach, and magnolia in spring (March–May); lotus, camellia, and osmanthus in summer/fall. Beautiful blooms all year.