Yuyuan Starry Sky Dream Pavilion is a collection of the latest trendy exhibition designs. The entire venue spans two floors, the basement first floor and basement second floor, with 16 main attractions and over twenty spots, totaling an area of 800 square meters. The B1 floor is a fresh and elegant photography hotspot, with lighting and colors that make every perspective camera-ready. The B2 floor is the crowning glory of the entire starry sky pavilion, designed by experienced designer Lemon and his team, who have meticulously revised the entire venue to resemble a Tai Chi diagram, divided by a curved wall into Yin and Yang. The Yin represents the serene and graceful jellyfish pavilion, while the Yang represents the forest of light. The B2 floor, covering an area of 455 square meters, is constructed entirely from mirrors, creating a scene that blurs the line between reality and illusion, reminiscent of the boundlessness of Tai Chi’s Wu Ji. Experience the vastness of a 360-degree star sea and the transformation of light and shadow in an infinite space. The double-layer linkage features 16 brand-new themed works and more than 30 photo spots, allowing you to appreciate the beauty of both stillness and motion. Opening hours are from January 1st to December 31st, 10:00 AM to 9:30 PM, with preferential policies for children: children under 1.2m (not including) enter for free.
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