
Yaoyong Botanical Garden
Packages
Tickets

- Children under 1.2 meters and seniors aged 65 and above are admitted free of charge with valid identification.
- Same price applies to all ages
- Recommended booking period: Book 1-3 days in advance
- Pets and fire are prohibited in the park.
- You can bring your own water and snacks, and picnic and rest on the lawn.
- Guiyang Medicinal Resources Museum is open for free.
- The voucher is valid only on the specified date (and time if applicable)
- The ticket is valid for a single entry on the day of purchase. Re-entry after exiting the park requires a new ticket purchase.
- Redemption method: Scan the QR code on the electronic voucher directly to enter the park; no ticket exchange is required.
- Admission address: Guiyang Medicinal Botanical Garden West Gate Tourist Service Center (Shachong South Road)
- No. 202, Shachong South Road, Nanming District, Guiyang City, Guizhou Province
Reviews
Guide
Guizhou Province's only themed botanical garden, integrating scientific research, popular science education, and tourism, featuring botanical science content, landscape art aesthetics, rich traditional Chinese medicine culture, and the unique medicinal plant resources of Guizhou. The park covers an area of over 700 mu, with a vegetation coverage rate exceeding 60%, cultivating more than 2,000 kinds of medicinal plants. It includes specialized gardens such as the Miao Medicine Garden, Taxus Garden, Lycoris Garden, Cherry Blossom Garden, and Camellia Garden. It also houses Guizhou Province's first professional popular science museum for traditional Chinese medicine and ethnic medicine – the Guiyang Medicinal Resources Museum.
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Guiyang Medicinal Botanical Garden

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Guizhou Province's only themed botanical garden, integrating scientific research, popular science education, and tourism, featuring botanical science content, landscape art aesthetics, rich traditional Chinese medicine culture, and the unique medicinal plant resources of Guizhou. The park covers an area of over 700 mu, with a vegetation coverage rate exceeding 60%, cultivating more than 2,000 kinds of medicinal plants. It includes specialized gardens such as the Miao Medicine Garden, Taxus Garden, Lycoris Garden, Cherry Blossom Garden, and Camellia Garden. It also houses Guizhou Province's first professional popular science museum for traditional Chinese medicine and ethnic medicine – the Guiyang Medicinal Resources Museum.