Tinglin Relics Park is a cultural and leisure destination comprising three areas: Tinglin Park, Tinglin Academy, and Gu Gong Square.

Tinglin Academy is a two-story building where the ground floor presents an overview of Tinglin town's past and future development, and the upper floor houses three multipurpose spaces for lectures, study, and community events.

Gu Gong Square was built to honor Gu Yewang, a renowned scholar in geography, philology, history, and painting during the Liang (502-557) and Chen (557-589) dynasties. Gu lived and wrote extensively in Tinglin, even adopting "Tinglin" as his literary name, and his family went on to settle in the area for generations. At the center of the square stands a bronze statue of Gu and two stone tablets that record his life and works.

The park also includes a Tinglin history gallery showcasing replicas of artifacts from the Liangzhu Culture, a sophisticated late Neolithic culture that flourished in the Yangtze River Delta region more than 5,000 years ago.

If you go

Where: No 77 Huating Road, Tinglin town, Jinshan district

Open:

• May 1 to Oct 31: 5 am – 7:30 pm
• Nov 1 to April 30: 6 am – 5 pm

Admission: Free

Tel: 021-5723-7333

(Updated on Jan 5, 2026)

Sources: Jinshan district government, Tinglin town government