You can always trust Yuyuan Garden｜Hidden photo spots

As a Shanghainese, the Yuyuan Lantern Festival is a must-see every year, but this year I captured a unique perspective. This time, I took the road less traveled, seeking out lesser-known "upstairs" photo spots. The bustling crowd admiring the lanterns on the ground became the perfect atmosphere for my photos. · Friendly reminder: These spots are better for landscape photography. If you want to be in the photo, it's best to find a regular spot on the ground. · 📍Enter through Gate 5 and turn right, go to the second floor of Anta, find the restroom, and the passage next to it offers a dreamy view of the lanterns from the second floor! This spot is also suitable for portraits. (Pic 1️⃣) 📍After leaving the restroom, turn left and go inside. There is construction work, so watch your step (Pic 2️⃣3️⃣) 📍Anta 3rd floor, left side, aerial passage to Tianyu Building (Pic 1️⃣0️⃣) 📍Tianyu Building 2nd floor, Peet's Coffee terrace (Pic 5️⃣) 📍Tianyu Building (near Bailing Building) 3rd and 4th floor stairwell, where you can capture Yuyuan Garden and Lujiazui in the same frame (Pic 7️⃣8️⃣) 📍Huabao Building 3rd floor, tea room terrace, with Ninghui Pavilion as the background (Pic 6️⃣) 📍Huabao Building 3rd floor, the same terrace facing Lujiazui, capturing Changxi Building (Pic 4️⃣) 📍Near Gate 3, find Bawang Chaji, go to the 2nd floor 📍Jiushi Building 2nd floor, retro corridor, also suitable for portraits 📍Lantern corridor next to "Zhuang Zhou's Dream of a Butterfly," stairs/elevator next to the toy store to the 2nd floor (the balcony may be 🔒) Pic 1️⃣1️⃣ 📍The same staircase to the 4th floor (may be 🔒) · This route maximizes the use of high-angle shots in Yuyuan Mall. For more notes, remember to like, save, and follow me~