Chengdu Botanical Garden Entry Ticket

The Chengdu Botanical Garden is in northern Chengdu, which is about 42 hectares of land with more than 2000 species of flora, including over 100 nationally protected rare plants like dove tree and silver fir. The garden is a place of plant conserving, scientific research and public outreach of nature education, it features spectacular seasonal flower display throughout the year and attracts enthusiasts of plants, families looking for a quiet holiday, couples and even photographers from all China and beyond.

Operating Hours and Tour Recommendations

Operating Hours: June–August: 06:30–20:00; September–May: 07:00–19:00

Estimated Time Required: 4–6 hours

Optimal Visiting Times: Weekdays in spring (February–April) and autumn (October–November)

Smart Planning Tips:

1. Tickets are one-time only (following the exit, re-entry requires a new ticket to be purchased).

2. It's worth noting that limited space zones may be available for some seasonal exhibitions — it is better to plan ahead.

What Guests Are Saying

Guests consistently give Chengdu Botanical Garden a positive rating for its peaceful green areas, abundance of flora and exceptional seasonal flower festivals. Cherry blossom garden and plum blossom garden are admired by spring visitors and regarded as the most photographed gardens in Chengdu. Families with school-aged children are impressed by the science education greenhouse and guided nature programs. Many of the reviewers point out that there are some popular days around the time of the Lunar New Year, particularly during the time of the cherry blossoms in April, that the crowds tend to be large, so arrivals early enough during a weekday are recommended.

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FAQ

1. Is it possible to purchase admission tickets at the site the day of visit?

Yes, tickets will be for sale at the ticket office. But, in the main flower festivals and public holidays, the visitors may be restricted, so please come early.

2. Can food be brought into the garden?

Outside areas have a snack bar and drinks. Throw garbage out in proper way, helping to maintain the environment.

3. Which seasonal exhibitions are not to be missed?

Plum blossom, cherry blossom, and hibiscus and chrysanthemum festivals in fall and autumn are highlights every season. Please refer to the official timetable for specific dates every year.

4. Is guided interpretation available?

Guided visits are offered at fixed times, and the plant science centre offers informative displays for all age groups.