The ancient civilization of the Guangfulin Cultural Relics Site has been preliminarily confirmed through scientific archaeology. As early as four to five thousand years ago in the late Neolithic Age, rice cultivation was already widespread in the area, indicating an advanced mode of agricultural production. Additionally, the history of textile here is also very ancient, with Neolithic pottery spindle whorls unearthed at the site. Entering the site, visitors are captivated by the Guangfulin Cultural Exhibition Hall. The entire exhibition space is set underwater, with pyramid-like roofs floating in Fuling Lake, blending with the surroundings and creating a beautiful picture. The exhibition hall, themed around a ‘journey through time and space’, combines modern audio-visual technology to design scenes such as Guangfulin archaeological memories, the evolution of Shanghai’s land formation, the arrival of ancient inhabitants, the formation of urban characteristics, the prosperity of Songjiang County, the rise of Shanghai city, and moving towards the future. Visitors can experience and read the civilizational history of Shanghai in a time tunnel. Opening hours: January 1st to February 8th, 09:00-17:00; February 9th, Friday, 09:00-14:00; February 10th to December 31st, 09:00-17:00. Service facilities: Parking lot: [Guangfulin Cultural Relics Site Underwater Parking], reference price: ¥10/hour, ¥5 for half an hour, with a cap of ¥80; Address: Underwater garage on Longyuan Road; Parking spaces: subject to the scenic area; Mobile phone charging: Luggage storage: reference price: free; Address: At the entrance of the Zhuque Gate; Scenic area interpretation: subject to the consultation center; Stroller rental: reference price: deposit of ¥300, usage fee of ¥50; Address: Zhuque Gate or Visitor Center; Wheelchair rental: reference price: deposit of ¥500; Address: Visitor Service Center; Restrooms: At the Visitor Center and other locations; Nursing rooms: Address: Visitor Center; Dining: Within the Guangfulin Cultural Relics Site, there are places to dine such as Xie Xie Bar, City Coffee, and vegetarian meals at Zhi Ye Zen Temple; Vending machines: Purchase at the Visitor Center.
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