Baosang Garden: Mulberries, Silkworms and Family Activities

Explore the mulberry garden

Baosang Garden is an agricultural visitor attraction in Chini, Huadu, built around mulberries and silkworms. When the fruit is in season, visitors can walk among the trees and take part in picking activities. Availability depends on the crop and the date of your visit.

Learn how silk is made

The silk-culture displays introduce the silkworm's life cycle, reeling silk and the traditional mulberry–fishpond system. The source describes activities such as feeding silkworms and learning about insects, making this more than a fruit-picking stop.

Family time outdoors

The garden has lawns and a range of play facilities. The source mentions slides, swings, climbing equipment, boating, bumper cars, a carousel and a 5D cinema, with some included in particular tickets. Confirm what your ticket covers and which activities are running before purchasing.

Tickets and access

The source lists 09:00–18:00 opening, adult admission at $6.71 and concessions at $5.22. It describes free entry for children under 1.2 metres and adults aged 70 or above, with one free child per paying adult, and concessions for children 1.2–1.5 metres and adults aged 60–69. Confirm current conditions.

The address is Baosang Garden, Shanqian Avenue, Changang Village, Chini, Huadu. The source suggests Line 9 to Fei'eling, exit C, then bus Hua 68 to Changang Village and a short walk. Drivers can search for the garden by name; the source lists free parking.