#meetshanghai Shanghai, China Solo Travel Guide: After getting my Chinese Visa I was not actually ready with my Itinerary and I was not sure what to do and where to go in Shanghai. At first I decided to just spend my vacation relaxing and go for two tourist attractions a day. However, on my first day, I was impressed and overwhelmed on the city’s architecture (not the usual Chinese view we are expecting). Without the road signs and Temples, you’ll feel like you’re also strolling in Europe. As my excitement went overflowing the first day, I decided to change my itinerary for three days. The most striking skyscrapers for me are the Oriental Pearl Tower and Shanghai World Financial Center (Tallest building in China and 2nd tallest building in the world - next to Burj Khalifa of Dubai). Sharing to you my detailed Itinerary in Shanghai, China. Day 01🇨🇳✈️❤️ I arrived at Pudong International Airport at 12:15AM. I met my driver on the waiting area of the Arrival hall. He was holding a Klook sign with my name. 📍The Bund / The Bund Promenade🚶‍♂️ 📍Oriental Pearl Tower 🚊🚶‍♂️ 📍Shanghai World Financial Center🚶‍♂️ 📍Yu Garden 🚊🚶‍♂️ 📍People Square🚊🚶‍♂️ Day 02🇨🇳✈️❤️ 📍Longhua Temple🚊🚶‍♂️ 📍Jade Buddha Temple🚊🚶‍♂️ 📍Shanghai Museum🚊🚶‍♂️ 📍Urban Planning Exhibition Center🚊 Day 03🇨🇳✈️❤️ 📍The French Concession🚊🚶‍♂️ Day 04🇨🇳✈️❤️ 📍1AM flight back to Manila✈️ Tips: 📍A sim card with data will help you a lot when finding your destination (via Google Map). I bought mine before my travel to Shanghai @ Pinoy Traveler's Unlimited Data SIM Card . 📍If your arrival time in Shanghai is at midnight, buy an airport transfer in Klook. Taxi fare from Airport to Downtown is around Php 1,500 (estimated). Price in Klook is around Php 1,700 but it is much safer than riding a taxi. Note: 📍This Itinerary is just only a guide and the rates may still change. I would advise for you to do some more research before going on a trip like this.😊 #tripblazers#fallingforfall#spooktaculartrip#campingglamping#foodie