Shanghai Pudong - Coming to the ancient town is all about eating and strolling

Shanghai Pudong New Area's Xinchang Ancient Town, named after the relocation of the salt field south of Xiasha Salt Field, hence the name 'Xinchang'; it takes about 2 hours to drive from the city center. For foodies, going to the ancient town is all about one word - eat. Having been to too many similar man-made ancient towns, I didn't have high expectations; but the scenery of Xinchang Ancient Town exceeded expectations. Strolling along the main road, in addition to various snack stalls on both sides, you will encounter several small bridges and streams, and the traditional style residential buildings along the shore in the sunset exude a strong ancient town atmosphere. There are many snack stalls, old Shanghai scallion pancakes cost 6 yuan each, taste good; 5 yuan radish shredded oil cake and old street soup dumplings taste average, recommend 10 yuan bowl of chicken soup tofu and 25 yuan bottle of handmade beef hot sauce, very delicious. There are many restaurants by the small river, the prices are not very cheap, not suitable for two people to eat, did not try. Address: No. 128 Haiquan Street, Pudong New Area, Shanghai Admission: Free Opening hours: Open all day Parking: 10 yuan/hour (until 20:00) .