What pavilions can I visit after entering from the entrance and exit of Bansongyuan Road?

I'll give you a guide from the entrance and exit of Bansongyuan.

Hello, the entrance of Bansongyuan Road enters the park, and you will be greeted by the urban best practice area. As soon as I saw the information desk and volunteers, I asked them for a guide map of the Shanghai World Expo Park. This map is very detailed, and the exhibition hall, transportation, catering and the main activities in the park are all explained one by one.

after entering the park, go straight to the east, and at the end, it is the Tengtou Case Museum in Ningbo, which is also the only rural practice case museum in the Expo, and it is worth seeing. You can see a piece of rice seedlings in front of the door from a distance, and the natural breath is coming.

Next, turn around and go ahead. You might as well visit the Hangzhou Pavilion. Hangzhou Pavilion has a "water wall for 5 people". The collected 5 smiling faces were made into 5 rotatable square boxes, which were hung on the wall. There were old people, children and tourists. On the back of the box, there were not only the names of the owners of this smiling face, but also messages for Hangzhou. So, you can see if there are any acquaintances on the photo wall, maybe there are your relatives or friends.

Going west, the Urban Future Pavilion, Vanke Pavilion and State Grid Pavilion along the way are worth seeing. Vanke Pavilion's "Ant Cave Adventure Hall" may keep many children's footsteps. The walls in the hall are all steep peaks and rocks. When you board the "hot air balloon" lifting platform, a lively little ant appears in the window to tell you the secret of the ant kingdom.

In the afternoon, cross the river to Pudong to continue watching

After 1 o'clock, you can avoid the peak of eating, and it is suggested to choose a restaurant on the principle of proximity. Don't look at the map of Shanghai World Expo Park. It's just a slap in the face. Walking is not close. In the south of Vanke Pavilion, there are restaurants such as Papa Johns and South Beauty. Of course, if you are particular about food, you can also set a dining spot and make a visit route after you get the map of the Expo Park. However, if you visit Puxi District first, I suggest you don't cook your lunch in Pudong District across the river. Because the park is really big, it is also very troublesome to find a restaurant.

at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, go south to Huangpu River and take a ferry to Pudong Park. After getting off the boat, it is suggested to take the Expo bus and go directly west along the Expo Avenue to visit the Africa United Pavilion. This pavilion is the largest of the 11 joint pavilions of the World Expo, with a very strong African element. Maybe, we can meet with indigenous dances.

come out at 3 o'clock, turn around and look east at the novel buildings in European and American museums, and take photos as a souvenir. Outside the national pavilions such as the Belgium Pavilion, there are special local snacks, and those who are interested in food can buy and taste them.

at 4 o'clock, the peak of people flow in European and American museums is almost over, so you can choose a relatively short team to visit. The Swiss Pavilion has a cable car, which takes you from the bottom to the top of the pavilion, so the pavilion looks more relaxed. Those who like football can go to the Brazil Pavilion. It shows the football match in Brazil through a semi-circular screen, which looks very enjoyable.

at 7 o'clock, eat. There are restaurants in many European pavilions such as Turkey and France, which are delicious but expensive. Several coffee shops near the exhibition hall can also order food, and the price is not cheap. One pasta needs 6 yuan RMB. If you want to eat something affordable, there are Chinese fast food such as auntie dumplings and real kung fu next to the American Pavilion. The location of the restaurant is marked in the guide map of the Expo site.

after 8 o'clock, enjoy the night view of the Expo site and continue to visit the European pavilions.