Gucun Park ticket + Dinosaur Park ticket

Visiting Gucun Park feels like a marathon in a forest. It is massive, so unless you’re looking for a serious workout, the four-seater rental buggies or bicycles are practically mandatory to see the different blossom zones without burning out by noon. ​The scale is impressive, especially the "Cherry Blossom Avenue," but the experience varies wildly depending on your timing: ​The Crowd Factor: On weekends, it’s a sea of selfie sticks. If you’re there for photography, the early bird truly gets the worm; arriving right at opening is the only way to get a clean shot of the bridges. ​The Vibe: It’s more than just trees. There’s a distinct "family carnival" energy with the Ferris wheel and BBQ pits, making it feel less like a quiet zen garden and more like a lively community hub. ​Tech Integration: The park is quite modern—look out for the tour guide robots and clear digital signage to help navigate the sprawling paths.

A pleasant experience at Gucun Park, especially Dinosaur Park; the children really enjoyed it.

the park is big, prepare your self for ling walks. they are small stalls and vending machine around.