[2025 Shanghai Attraction] Travel Guide for Huangpu River (Updated May)

|||Travel Guide. When visiting Shanghai, you must check out these free attractions that are both fun and photogenic, helping you save big money! 🏰Moller Villa: Address: 30 Shanxi South Road, Jing'an District Transportation: Metro Line 2/7, Jing'an Temple Station, Exit 8 Known as the "Hogwarts of Shanghai," it looks like a castle straight out of a fairy tale. You can overlook the entire villa and garden from the pedestrian overpass. The garden features bronze horse sculptures, perfect for photos. If you want to enter the villa, you can do so by purchasing afternoon tea or a meal. 🌳Gongqing Forest Park: Address: 2000 Jungong Road, Yangpu District Transportation: Bus 102 to Forest Park Bus Station A natural oxygen bar within the city, featuring vast forests, grasslands, and lakes. You can have picnics, fly kites, or ride bicycles while enjoying leisure time. On nice days, it's gorgeous for photos, making you feel like you're in a Nordic forest. 🏞Xijiao State Guest House: Though it's a hotel, the exterior scenery is stunning. Address: 1921 Hongqiao Road, Changning District Transportation: Metro Line 10, Shuicheng Road Station It features an 80,000-square-meter lake, pavilions, and nearly 40 types of ancient trees and exotic flowers. Just standing outside taking photos lets you experience its tranquility and beauty. 🍃Cuiyueli: A place full of artistic atmosphere. Address: 3398 Longteng Avenue, Xuhui District Transportation: Metro Line 11, Yunjin Road Station Home to many specialty shops and art exhibitions. When tired from browsing, you can sit in a coffee shop and soak in Shanghai's artistic vibe. ☕Coffee Shops with Views: Shanghai has many coffee shops with beautiful views. For instance, those overlooking the Bund - find a window seat, order a coffee, and enjoy the scenery outside for a relaxing experience. 🌳Xingguo Hotel: Address: 78 Xingguo Road, Xuhui District Transportation: Metro Line 1/7, Changshu Road Station Features a 70,000-square-meter garden with several European-style historic villas built in the 1920s and 30s, including a spectacular century-old tree. You can take beautiful photos at the entrance or on the street outside, experiencing the charm of old Shanghai. 📸234 North Suzhou Road: This area has a strong old Shanghai atmosphere. The buildings on both sides of the street are full of history, and every photo tells a story. It's close to Waibaidu Bridge, so you can visit both. There are also many cafes along the river. 🌊The Bund: A must-visit in Shanghai. Address: Zhongshan East 1st Road, Huangpu District Transportation: Metro Line 2/10, East Nanjing Road Station The Bund is brilliantly lit at night, with its international architecture looking especially enchanting under the lights. You can stroll along the Bund, enjoying the views of both sides of the Huangpu River, and capture the Oriental Pearl Tower in your photos. 🎨Rockbund: Address: 133 Yuanmingyuan Road, Huangpu District Transportation: Metro Line 2/10, East Nanjing Road Station Preserves a collection of Western-style buildings constructed between 1920 and 1936. Taking photos with Xin Tian'an Tang as a backdrop creates a special feeling, capturing both historical depth and modern fashion sense. 🏛Postal Museum: Address: 395 Tiantong Road, Hongkou District Transportation: Metro Line 10/12, Tiantong Road Station Although it sometimes closes temporarily, you can still appreciate its historical charm from the outside. The building has distinctive features, making it ideal for photography. 🚢Pudong Minsheng: Offers a different view of the river. Transportation: Choose public transit or taxi based on your location Enjoy the river breeze here, watch boats come and go, and experience the vibrant atmosphere of Shanghai.

Oriental Pearl Tower Guide: Exploring the Landmark + Hidden Gems Nearby🈯️ ✨ Must-Visit Oriental Pearl Tower✅ As Shanghai's landmark, Oriental Pearl Tower (admission around CNY 199) offers 360° views of both sides of the Huangpu River. The 263m observation deck and 259m transparent skywalk are absolutely stunning! Recommend visiting at dusk to catch both sunset and night views. 🚶 Nearby Attractions & Dining Guide - Lujiazui Trio: 10-minute walk to Shanghai Tower, Shanghai World Financial Center, and Jin Mao Tower - perfect for sci-fi-style photos of the metropolis. - Pudong Museum of Art: 15-minute riverside walk, enjoy exhibitions + beautiful Bund viewing terrace (free on Tuesdays). - Super Brand Mall: Shopping center at tower's base, "Gui Man Long" restaurant on 5F serves Jiangzhe cuisine, CNY 80/person, window seats offer river views. 🍜 Local Food Recommendations - Yang's Fried Dumplings (Lujiazui Branch): Juicy pan-fried dumplings + curry beef soup, CNY 20/person. - *Jia Jia Soup Dumplings: Famous for crab roe xiaolongbao, 15-minute walk. - Night Market Must-Visit: CNY 20 taxi ride to Changli Road Night Market, bustling with stinky tofu, BBQ, and rice cakes! 🏨 Value-for-Money Accommodation - Hostel Option: "Kong Ji Youth Hostel" Bund Branch, CNY 60/night for dorm beds, 10 minutes by subway to Oriental Pearl Tower. - Budget Hotel: Home Inn NEO (Lujiazui Branch), CNY 300/night during off-season, convenient walking distance to tower. 💡 Tips: Direct access via Line 2 Lujiazui Station, Bund Ferry costs CNY 2 for Huangpu River night cruise experience - much cheaper than cruise ships!

#ChinaTravelMoments 📍Shanghai (Shanghai, China) Shanghai is a city that boasts a splendid skyline that is called the 'New York of the East'. The night view along the Huangpu River is overwhelmingly beautiful, and the **Oriental Pearl Tower (东方明珠塔)** is the most striking landmark among them. 🚢 Take a Huangpu River cruise to enjoy the night view of Shanghai, or walk along the Bund (外滩) Street to enjoy the harmony of European-style architecture and neon signs! 📸 🛍️ If you want to go shopping, we recommend **Nanjing East Road (南京东路)** to enjoy the splendid downtown atmosphere while shopping!

🗺️🗺️ [Itinerary] Day 1: Arrival in Shanghai & arranging for luggage drop-off from airport to hotel. This definitely helps to save time travelling to & fro shanghai city. Head to disneyland straight from the airport Explore Disneytown: Popmart & Top Toy – Check out the latest Disney-themed toys and exclusive items of Popmart! No long queue spotted here :) Royal Banquet Hall - Unique dining experience where you can meet Disney characters while having lunch. Day 2: Pre-book bullet train tickets and it was really easy checking in & out. Do set aside 1hr prior as there's luggage check at the train station and to find your way to the correct check in counter. Check in to Grand Hotel Hangzhou after arriving in Hangzhou. Westlake (西湖) Walk: Took a leisurely walk around the beautiful Westlake for 3 hours. Don’t forget to snap a few photos at Xihu Tiandi – with charming cafés and photo spots. Day 3: Explore Hangzhou Song Dynasty Town (宋城): Head to Song Dynasty Town for a cultural experience. You can experience costume & make-up, with photography too. Evening: Explore the Wulin Night Market – a vibrant, local market full of food, souvenirs, and lively atmosphere. Day 4: Train to Suzhou and check in at Pan Pacific Suzhou. Absolutely stunning palace-lookalike hotel. Humble Administrator’s Garden (苏州园林): Visit this UNESCO World Heritage site, one of the most famous classical gardens in China. Pingjiang Road: Take a stroll down this historic street, known for its old architecture and shops. Set aside 3hours for this as its really huge. Day 5: Tongli Ancient Town (同里古城): Explore this picturesque water town known for its canals and traditional architecture. Shiquan Street (十全街): Take a walk through this vibrant shopping street. Qian Street (观前街): A free area to wander through, offering plenty of shops and local food. Day 6: Check in to WOW Hotels in Shanghai & start exploring. Nanjing Road: A bustling street full of shops and restaurants. M&M World Shanghai & Popmart Flagship Store: For fun souvenirs and treats Board Huangpu River Cruise in the evening to enjoy stunning views of the Bund. Day 7: Start the day with a leisurely walk around The Bund to soak in the stunning views of the skyline. After that, head to Shanghai Old Street: Wander around this historic street, known for its traditional shops and restaurants. Day 8: Xintiandi: Explore this lively area known for its mix of modern and traditional architecture. Have brunch at one of their cafes to soak in the vibe. Walk to Bob, The Builder shop leisurely and you will get to walk past a neighbouring park where Shanghai retirees are doing taiqi. 📍📍 [Must-Visit Attractions] 1.Huangpu River Cruise(Shiliupu Pier) 2. Westlake 3. Shanghai Popmarts 4. Xintiandi 5. Disneyland 6. Wulin Night Market 🏠🏠 [Accommodation ] 1.HSIAFEI MANSION 2.WOW HOTELS 3. PAN PACIFIC SUZHOU 4. THE GRAND HOTEL HANGZHOU

Shanghai trip that I booked right away as soon as my Chinese visa was released I went alone, so I was worried and worried before going, but Shanghai is a travel choice that I absolutely! have no worries or regrets about🇨🇳 I went alone for 3 nights and 4 days and saw everything that Shanghai is famous for, including the Bund, Nanjing East Road, Oriental Pearl Tower, Yuyuan, and Disney!! Also, I went alone, but I didn't have this opportunity so I rented a costume at Yuyuan and enjoyed the fairy experience🥰 🧳3 nights and 4 days travel schedule🧳 📍Day01 Airport → Check-in to accommodation → Nanjing East Road → Dinner → Huangpu River Cruise → Bund night view → Accommodation * I couldn't go on the Huangpu River Cruise because of the heavy snow on the first day, but if you have time, this is a recommended experience! 📍Day02 Accommodation → Wukanglu + Wukang Mansion → Lunch → Xintiandi + Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea → Yewon → Yewon Costume Rental Snap Photo Experience → Waitan → Dinner The second day was the busiest day of the year. If you go to Wukang Mansion in the morning, there will be fewer people, so it's great for taking pictures!! Also, when moving from Wukanglu to Xintiandi, instead of taking a taxi or subway, try using a 🚲shared bicycle🚲!! There's only a straight path, so it's so convenient and great to ride a bicycle and enjoy the Shanghai air~ It's like Korea's Ddareungi, so I recommend riding a bicycle☺️☺️ The highlight of the second day was experiencing the fairy costume + snapshot photo experience at Yewon. I went alone, so I wanted to take pretty pictures, so I made a reservation in advance! (You can go on the day without a reservation and ask for the experience!) The staff was so kind, and they asked me what style I wanted, showed me a draft, and made it pretty! I'm crazy about Chinese dramas, so I asked them to do it while showing me the photos I wanted, and they did it so well! The photographers even showed me poses for the snapshots and said they'd take more photos if I wanted to!! In addition, they even used various props to take the photos, so it was one of the most fun experiences!! If you have time, it's also fun to experience being a fairy at Yewon, so try it out!🤭🤭 📍Day 03 Accommodation → Oriental Pearl Tower → Lunch → Disneyland → Accommodation The third day was Disneyland Day!! Actually, when I went to Hong Kong, I rode all the rides I wanted at Disneyland, so my goal for Shanghai Disneyland was Zootopia, Tron, and the parade, so I didn't do the open run and went leisurely around 2 o'clock! So I looked around Oriental Pearl Tower in the morning, went to a nearby shopping mall to shop, ate, and left my luggage at the accommodation and headed to Disney~ When I visited Disney, it was Christmas season + the weekend, so there were really a lot of people!! But I didn't have to wait separately to enter Disney or Zootopia! I think I waited about an hour and a half for the rides on the weekends! I also went alone, so I got stuck in the single ride line and went into Zootopia after waiting for 30 minutes ✌️✌️ I also waited for about an hour and a half to ride Tron, and I think I waited less than 40 minutes for the other rides!! I also saw the Disney highlights, the illumination and fireworks, and went back to my lodging! To be honest, I think the illuminations I saw in Hong Kong were more spectacular. In Shanghai, everyone was there 2 hours before the illuminations, so I couldn't see them properly, which was a bit disappointing. 🥹 📍Day 04 Check-out → Tarunpa shopping → Airport → Korea On the last day, I did a quick Tarunpa shopping. There were a lot of snacks I wanted to take back to Korea, so I filled my suitcase with everything from Lay's potato chips to Oreos and headed to the airport👍 I took the Maghreb train to the airport. It only takes 7 minutes to get to the airport, so ride the Maghreb train!!! 💛 This was my 3 nights and 4 days in Shanghai, which were both fulfilling and leisurely!! I want to write more about the restaurants and experiences, but if I get the chance, I'll write about them in a new post! Don't be afraid of traveling alone in Shanghai. Just go. It was such a great trip that I want to go again.🥹🥹 #January travel subsidy event #February travel subsidy event #Shanghai #上海#shanghai #China travel #Overseas travel #trip

【Must-Visit Places】 #ChinaTravel #chinatrip #shanghai 1. Shanghai Disneyland – A theme park full of Disney's fantasy world 2. Tianzifang – A cool art district full of cafes and art in old alleys 3. The Bund – A beautiful view of classic buildings along the Huangpu River 【Photo Spots】 1. The Bund – Take pictures of modern skyscrapers from the riverside 2. Tianzifang – A photo spot in a narrow alley full of graffiti and art 3. Wukang Road – A romantic street with European architecture and a quiet atmosphere 【Tips】 • Use Baidu Maps for navigation • Be prepared to walk a lot, wear comfortable shoes • If you have time, try the local coffee at Manner Coffee

📍Trip Overview We took advantage of the weekend (one day off) to experience a 3-day, 2-night trip to Shanghai, relaxing and touring the main tourist spots. We enjoyed a relaxed itinerary, focusing on traditional scenic spots such as the Bund, Yuyuan Garden, and City God Temple, as well as the Oriental Pearl Tower, a symbol of futuristic Shanghai. 🚩Route Day 1 After arriving in the afternoon, take a break at the hotel and stroll around The Bund. View the historic Western buildings and the modern skyline of the Pudong New District, and enjoy the illuminated cityscape in the evening. We also recommend a Huangpu River cruise in the evening. Day 2 In the morning, enjoy the traditional garden beauty of Yuyuan Garden, and feel the local vibrancy at the adjacent Chenghuangmiao. Enjoy the famous Xiaolongbao for lunch. In the afternoon, go up to the observation deck of the Oriental Pearl Tower and enjoy the panoramic view of Shanghai, then spend some time shopping and enjoying a cafe. Day 3 In the morning, stroll around the Bund again, take photos and enjoy a relaxing time. After that, enjoy some last-minute shopping on Nanjing Road before heading to the airport. 📷Recommended photo spots 1️⃣Night view of the Bund (with Pudong New Area in the background) 2️⃣Traditional architecture and pond scenery of Yuyuan 3️⃣Observation deck of the Oriental Pearl Tower 🏠Recommended accommodation For accommodation, a mid-priced hotel near the Bund is convenient. This time, I stayed at the Jinjiang Metropole Hotel. 💡Caution 🆒In winter, don't forget to take precautions against the cold when visiting the night view spots around the Bund. Enjoy a relaxing weekend trip to Shanghai, where history and modernity intersect! #ChinaTrip #China #Shanghai #ShanghaiTourism #ShanghaiTrip #3DayWeekend #TheBund

#holidayseason When the holiday season rolls around, Shanghai’s famous Bund (外滩) transforms into a dazzling Christmas spectacle that’ll make you feel like you’re strolling through a holiday movie. While the Bund is renowned for its stunning skyline and historic architecture, it takes on a special glow during Christmas time, with festive lights and decorations lighting up the riverside. The real magic happens after the sun sets. The historic buildings along the Bund, with their European-style facades, are adorned with twinkling Christmas lights, and the air is filled with the cheerful hum of Christmas carols. Take a walk along the waterfront promenade, and you’ll be treated to a view of the shimmering Pudong skyline across the Huangpu River, offering a stunning contrast to the Christmas charm on the Bund. Shops and malls in the area, like the IFC Mall, go all-out with holiday decorations, featuring massive Christmas trees, artificial snow, and sparkling ornaments. It’s the perfect place to snap festive photos and shop for unique holiday gifts. The Bund’s hotels also get into the spirit, with some offering festive tea sets, Christmas buffets, and luxurious decorations that’ll make you feel like you’ve stepped into a winter wonderland. Whether you’re admiring the view, sipping hot chocolate, or shopping for gifts, Christmas at the Bund is a magical experience. It’s an unmissable part of Shanghai’s holiday celebrations, combining tradition with a modern twist!

Explore Shanghai, Nanjing, and Yangzhou in 6 days! This amazing itinerary will take you to experience the unique charms of Jiangnan. Come and explore with us! -- 🎉 Itinerary Overview: 🚩 Day 1: Arrive in Shanghai/Nanjing. We will arrange an airport transfer for you. Check in to the hotel and relax. 🛫🏨 Day 2: Visit the Confucius Temple and Qinhuai River Scenic Area to experience the cultural heritage of the Confucius Temple, then head to the Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum to pay tribute to the martyrs. 🏯🌳 Day 3: Enjoy the beautiful scenery of Slender West Lake, explore the Zen lifestyle of Nianhua Bay, and then head to Wuzhen Xizha to experience the charm of the water town. 🌸🏞️ Day 4: Visit the West Lake Scenic Area, experience the thousand-year charm of Songcheng in Hangzhou, and visit Tongli Ancient Town at night to enjoy the night view of the ancient town. 🌄🏮 Day 5: Visit the Lion Grove Garden and Hanshan Temple to experience the classical gardens and temple culture of Suzhou, then take a boat tour of the ancient canal in Suzhou to enjoy the art of Suzhou Pingtan, and finally go to the 88th floor of Jin Mao Tower to enjoy the beautiful view of the Huangpu River. 🛶🏙️ Day 6: Stroll along the Bund to admire the historical buildings of the former foreign concessions, then go shopping and relax on Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street. 🏢🛍️ -- Travel Tips: 🛫 Airport Transportation: Choose a flight close to your destination to avoid long layovers and save time. 🍜 Food: Don't miss the Shanghai soup dumplings, Nanjing salted duck, and Yangzhou fried rice! 🎭 Local Customs: Experience the Yangzhou Dragon Boat Race and feel the charm of traditional folk customs. 🎁 Local Products: Compare prices when buying local products. Yangzhou Fengji and pickles are good value for money. 🔒 Safety: Keep an eye on your belongings and be careful in crowded places. -- Explore the prosperity of Shanghai, the ancient charm of Nanjing, and the leisure of Yangzhou. May your journey be full of beauty and memories! 💖

#trip take a flight to China Take a photo of the night lights at The Bund, a waterfront area and a protected historic district in the heart of Shanghai. It is located next to Nanjing Road in the former Shanghai International City, which stretches along the west bank of the Huangpu River east of Huangpu. The riverside area faces the modern skyscrapers of Lujiazui in Pudong. During the day, it feels like being in Europe and is very beautiful. At night, there are lights and people come to walk and take pictures. If you come, you must come to take a photo and check in. #travel #shanghai #china #travelchina

..Can I be a Chinese P.S. like them!!.. ˚◡̈ .. ..𝘾𝙄𝙏𝙔 𝙒𝘼𝙇𝙆 𝙞𝙣 𝙎𝙝𝙖𝙣𝙜𝙝𝙖𝙞.. ..💃 Day 3 Today's goal.. before the sun sets.. 📌 : 𝑵𝒐𝒓𝒕𝒉 𝑩𝒖𝒏𝒅 𝑮𝒓𝒆𝒆𝒏𝒍𝒂𝒏𝒅 🏞️-> will be in 𝑆ℎ𝑎𝑛𝑔ℎ𝑎𝑖 𝑃𝑜𝑟𝑡 𝐼𝑛𝑡𝑒𝑟𝑛𝑎𝑡𝑖𝑜𝑛𝑛𝑎𝑙 𝐶𝑟𝑢𝑖𝑠𝑒 𝑇𝑒𝑟𝑚𝑖𝑛𝑎𝑙 & Rainbow Bridge along the Huangpu River 📌 : 𝙉𝙤𝙧𝙩𝙝 𝘽𝙪𝙣𝙙 𝙇𝙞𝙜𝙝𝙩𝙝𝙤𝙪𝙨𝙚 🏗️->The lighthouse near Manner Coffee is another place to take a leisurely stroll. Where you can see both the Pearl Tower and the Bund at the same time 📌: 𝙈𝙖𝙣𝙣𝙚𝙧 𝘾𝙤𝙛𝙛𝙚𝙚 𝙉𝙤𝙧𝙩𝙝 𝘽𝙪𝙣𝙙 ☕️-> Stop by to sit in the air-conditioning and sip some coffee to chill out 📌: 𝑾𝒂𝒊𝒃𝒂𝒊𝒅𝒖 𝒃𝒓𝒊𝒅𝒈𝒆 🌁-> The Wai Pai Tu Bridge is an old iron bridge 📌: 𝙍𝙀𝙞 𝙁𝙡𝙤𝙬𝙚𝙧 𝘾𝙤𝙛𝙛𝙚𝙚 𝘽𝙖𝙧 🫗-> A chill-out place with a view of the Pearl Tower, very romantic. 📌: 𝐒𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐠𝐡𝐚𝐢 𝐆𝐞𝐧𝐞𝐫𝐚𝐥 𝐏𝐨𝐬𝐭 𝐎𝐟𝐟𝐢𝐜𝐞 🏛️-> Shanghai Postal Museum 📌: 𝙏𝙝𝙚 𝙐𝙣𝙞𝙤𝙣 𝘾𝙝𝙪𝙧𝙘𝙝 🕍 -> An old church in Shanghai 📌: 𝙍𝙤𝙘𝙠 𝘽𝙪𝙣𝙙 𝴛𝅋𝙣-> Old European-style building, follow the footsteps of the Chinese people to take pictures of the most amazing building. 📌 : 𝙍𝙤𝙘𝙠𝙗𝙪𝙣𝙙 𝘼𝙧𝙩 𝙈𝙪𝙨𝙚𝙪𝙢 🏫 -> No matter which angle, the models pose for photos so juicy 📌 : %𝘼𝙧𝙖𝙗𝙞𝙘𝙖 𝙎𝙝𝙖𝙣𝙜𝙝𝙖𝙞 𝙍𝙤𝙖𝙨𝙩𝙚𝙧𝙮 🥤-> Stop by for another cup of coffee to wake up ..Today's mission is complete..I got leg strength from the muscle relaxant I carry with me..Lunch was so delicious It's a local restaurant that's honest and gives a lot. Shanghai people eat all over the restaurant. 🍜🍲 ..For the evening, I'll review it in the next post. #ShanghaiTravel #Shanghai #northbund #Rockbund 🅓🅐🅨➌

Shanghai, a popular city that people visit once in their lives. Let's see what places are worth visiting. I must say that you must not miss it. 😘 🏫 The Bund An important landmark of Shanghai, a viewpoint along the Huangpu River, with a background full of Western-style buildings. You can see the beauty of the Pearl Tower on the opposite bank. 🌳 1,000 Trees A riverside urban development project with over 1,000 trees planted around the project. It is so beautiful that it has been designated as another important landmark. 🏯 Yuyuan Garden A large park with a long history. It is like an oasis in the heart of Shanghai. There are viewpoints, restaurants, and the City Pillar Shrine. 🏘️ Xintiandi A chic walking area in Shanghai that combines Chinese and Western cultures. There are both chic photo spots and restaurants. It is perfect for walking around. 🌃 Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street Nanjing Road, the main shopping area of ​​Shanghai, is full of department stores and various shops. It is a tourist attraction that is crowded both morning and night. 🧸 MINISO PINK A pink Miniso shop Full of Lotso bears, this is another popular branch located in Shanghai. There are many products that cannot be found in other Miniso branches, plus the pink decoration of the store makes it another popular store. 🎁 POP MART A famous art toy store with branches all over Shanghai, perfect for those who like to dip. The main branch is located on Nanjing Road. #ShanghaiTravel #100TravelTips #shanghai

#100waysoftravel Itinerary Day 1: Exploring Shanghai 1. Shanghai Tian An 1000 Trees Shanghai Tian An 1000 Trees is a modern architectural marvel located in the heart of the city. This innovative mixed-use development is designed to harmonize urban living with nature, featuring a unique concept where buildings are interspersed with greenery. The name "1000 Trees" reflects the vision of integrating thousands of trees and plants into the urban landscape, creating a lush and inviting environment. As you wander through the area, you’ll be greeted by a stunning combination of art, culture, and contemporary design. The space includes a variety of shops, cafes, and art installations, making it a perfect spot for leisurely exploration. The elevated walkways provide panoramic views of the surrounding cityscape and the intricate interplay of nature and architecture. Whether you're looking to relax with a coffee under the shade of the trees or enjoy a shopping spree, Tian An 1000 Trees offers a refreshing oasis amidst the hustle and bustle of Shanghai. 2. The Bund (Day & Night) The Bund, or Waitan, is one of Shanghai’s most iconic landmarks, a waterfront promenade that stretches along the western bank of the Huangpu River. During the day, the Bund is a vibrant hub, showcasing a stunning contrast between the historic colonial-era buildings on one side and the futuristic skyline of Pudong on the other. As you stroll along the promenade, you can admire the architectural diversity, from Gothic and Baroque styles to Art Deco masterpieces, all while enjoying the refreshing breeze from the river. As night falls, the Bund transforms into a mesmerizing spectacle. The city lights illuminate the skyline, creating a breathtaking backdrop of shimmering skyscrapers, including the famous Oriental Pearl Tower and Shanghai Tower. The atmosphere becomes electric as locals and tourists alike gather to take in the views and capture the perfect photos. Live music and street performers add to the lively ambiance, making it a wonderful place to unwind after a day of exploration. Whether you’re enjoying a quiet moment by the water or indulging in a dining experience at one of the nearby rooftop restaurants, the Bund is a must-visit destination that beautifully encapsulates the essence of Shanghai. Your first day in Shanghai will be a delightful blend of nature, modernity, and stunning views. From the innovative design of Tian An 1000 Trees to the breathtaking scenery along the Bund, each place offers a unique perspective on the vibrant spirit of this remarkable city. Enjoy your exploration! #JL_vlog #Shanghai

A cruise ship that offers a panoramic view of Shanghai's nightscape. It goes all the way around the scenic spots, so you can see it all! It's much closer than seeing it from the riverside, so it's much more beautiful💯 📍Huangpu River Cruise Huangpu River Boat Tour Ticket exchange locationsDaytime cruise: No. 481 Zhongshan East 2nd Road, Shanghai, Shiliupu Pier No. 1Nighttime cruise: No. 551 Zhongshan East 2nd Road, Shanghai, Shiliupu Pier No. 2 🕰️Ticket exchange timesDaytime 13:00-17:45Nighttime 18:00-20:30Duration 50 minutes 💰From 2,465 yen/personYou can purchase tickets on the day, but we recommend making a reservation in advance! You can enter the VIP area for an additional fee. (Chairs and a bar counter are available) ❤️🔥We recommend a night cruise after the lights come on! (The TV tower is lit up from 7pm) ⚠️It gets pretty cold on the boat, so be sure to take precautions against the cold👍🏽 #ShanghaiTrip2024 #100TravelStyles #Shanghai #TheBund #NightViewCruise

#0yentravelautumn #Shanghai #sceneryoftheworld #Shanghaitourism #ShanghaiDisney #wintertravel Day 1: We strolled along Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street and went to Yuyuan Garden. There is something to do just by going to either place, so time flies by! There are also food stalls and department stores, so you're sure to find delicious food and cute souvenirs here! Day 2: We strolled around Tianzifang and went shopping at Shanghai Xintiandi! At night, we went to see the view of the Bund! You'll never forget the view of the Bund once you've seen it. Day 3: We checked out of the hotel and headed to the airport. We ate Shanghai Xiaolongbao at the airport, and it was so delicious! [Recommended spots] 1. Yuyuan Garden It is known as a tourist spot that retains the good old Shanghai, with narrow alleys lined with vermilion buildings that recreate the Ming and Qing dynasties, and crowded with shops selling traditional crafts, souvenirs, restaurants, and more. The stores are open from 8am to 9pm, and are crowded with tourists all day long. You'll be amazed by the illuminated buildings as you walk around! There are also many traditional Shanghai crafts, so it's fun to find cute miscellaneous goods! 2. The Bund The Bund, where the majestic historical Western-style buildings are lit up as the sun sets, is one of Shanghai's best night view spots. And the night view of Pudong, with its futuristic high-rise towers including the Shanghai Tower, the second tallest building in the world, on the opposite bank of the Huangpu River, is also exceptional. If you visit the Bund at night, you can't miss the night cruise from the river where you can enjoy the spectacular views of both banks at once! On the other side of the river, there is actually a luxurious commercial facility! The Bund No. 3 Building (formerly the Union Assurance Building) is located! You're sure to be impressed no matter where you look! 3. Nanjing Road, Nanjing Pedestrian Street Nanjing Road is said to be the busiest street in Shanghai, with a total length of about 5km. It is roughly divided into two areas, Nanjing East Road is lined with long-established department stores and modern shops, and is an area where you can experience both old and modern culture, while Nanjing West Road is lined with luxury hotels, shopping malls, and stylish cafes. At night, the shop signs are lit up and beautiful, so it is also recommended to take a stroll at night! Recommended Gourmet 1.📍Laila Xiaochi Tangbao ⚫︎Fresh Meat Matsutake Dumplings (32 yuan *Price for 4 pieces) This is the first thing I ordered. Xiaolongbao with minced pork and matsutake mushrooms. There is plenty of hot meat juice in the thin skin! It is not heavy and you can eat as much as you want. ⚫︎Chicken and Duck Blood Soup (11 yuan) A light soup with chicken and duck blood tofu and gizzards. It is one of the standard side dishes at snack restaurants in Shanghai, and if you don't like liver, you will definitely get addicted to the taste. 2.📍Shanghai Oba Oba ⚫︎Oba Oba Red Shao Rou (Pork Belly Braised in Soy Sauce) 48 RMB If you want to eat authentic food, this is it! This is the dish "Red Shao Rou" that can be said to be a Shanghai specialty. The red shao roo varies depending on the restaurant, but the one at "Shanghai Oba Oba" has a light fat and a fragrant soy sauce aroma that is exquisite. It is also attractive that it is not too sweet. And the boiled egg on the side is delicious! Be sure to order it. ⚫︎Yangzhou Chow Noodles (Yangzhou-style fried rice) 22 RMB Yangzhou, a city located northwest of Shanghai, is a city of food culture that is known only to those in the know. Many chefs working at Chinese restaurants in Japan are from Yangzhou. Fried rice, a classic dish of Yangzhou, is one of the dishes that is popular in Shanghai. It is a large portion, so share a plate with everyone. 3.📍Haidilao Haidilao Hotpot (Bund store) ⚫︎The hotpot is delicious and the cost performance is good! The customer service is so good that you can't find it in China, offering free juice and snacks while you wait! 【Recommended hotel】 Hotel name: Yitel Premium (Shanghai people's Square Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street shop) Hotel address: No.379 Zhejiang Middle Road (4F), Huangpu District, Shanghai, China 【Photogenic spots】 1. The Bund 2. Nanjing Road 3. Yuyuan Garden 【Other points】 Taxis are really cheap in Shanghai! You can get around quickly.

Here is a full itinerary for exploring Shanghai, perfect for those with only 1-2 days. Day 1️⃣ Morning: 1.Jing’an Temple Start your day at Jing’an Temple, one of the most famous temples in Shanghai. Explore the beautiful Buddhist architecture, golden statues, and peaceful courtyards. The temple’s history dates back over 780 years, offering a serene contrast to the bustling city around it. 2.The Bund After visiting the temple, head to The Bund, Shanghai’s iconic waterfront promenade. Walk along the river and admire the stunning view of the historical buildings on one side and the modern skyscrapers of Lujiazui on the other. Mid-Morning: 3.Bund Sightseeing Tunnel From The Bund, experience the quirky and colorful Bund Sightseeing Tunnel. This underground tunnel takes you across the Huangpu River to the Pudong side, using light effects and sound for a unique ride. Lunch: 4.Xintiandi Travel to Xintiandi, a stylish pedestrian street in the French Concession area, known for its mix of modern and traditional architecture. Enjoy lunch at one of the many cafes or restaurants, offering both Chinese and international cuisines. Afternoon: 4.Yuyuan Garden After lunch, visit Yuyuan Garden, a classic Chinese garden with intricate pavilions, bridges, and ponds. Spend some time exploring the garden’s serene beauty and then browse the nearby Yuyuan Bazaar for local snacks and souvenirs. Evening: 5.Nanjing Road Conclude your day at Nanjing Road, Shanghai’s premier shopping street. Enjoy the vibrant atmosphere, shop for souvenirs, and marvel at the street’s dazzling lights as night falls. You can also grab a quick dinner or a snack at one of the many restaurants and food stalls along the way. Day 2️⃣ 🎉🎡Enjoy your full-day at Shanghai Disneyland, a magical theme park with the world's largest Disney castle, thrilling rides like TRON Lightcycle, and a blend of classic Disney attractions with Chinese culture, offering fun for all ages. However, you should book tickets in advance to get a good price and secure your spot. It's also important to arrive early, before the venue opens. 👉🏻Transportation Guide Metro: The Shanghai Metro is one of the most efficient and affordable ways to get around the city., it’s easy to navigate. Signs and announcements are in both Chinese and English. You can purchase single-ride tickets or use Alipay App. , no need to use any Shanghai Public Transportation Card. #shanghai #thebund #jingan #china #disneyshanghai

#shanghaitrip #summerdestinations "I spent 5 incredible days in Shanghai, and it was a whirlwind adventure! From the moment I arrived, I knew I was in for a treat. The city's futuristic skyline, vibrant streets, and rich history made me feel like I was in a different world. I stayed in a stylish hotel in the French Concession, which cost around $500 for the entire stay. From there, I explored the city using the efficient metro system, which cost around $0.30 per ride. Here are some of the top places I visited: - The Bund: free entrance (I took in the stunning views of the Huangpu River) - Shanghai Tower: $20 entrance fee (I saw breathtaking views of the city from the observation deck) - Yu Garden: $5 entrance fee (I explored the beautiful classical Chinese garden) - Nanjing Road: free entrance (I shopped and snacked along the famous pedestrian street) - French Concession: free entrance (I explored the charming streets, cafes, and boutiques) I also took a day trip to the ancient water town of Zhujiajiao, which cost around $50 for a return bus ticket. I saw the traditional canals, bridges, and architecture. The food in Shanghai was amazing, and I tried everything from street food to high-end restaurants. A traditional Shanghainese dinner cost around $20, while a fancy dinner cost around $100. Here's a breakdown of my expenses: - Flights: $800 - Accommodation (5 nights): $500 - Food and drink: $300 - Transportation (metro, buses, etc.): $20 - Activities and entrance fees: $100 - Total: $1,720 Shanghai, you have my heart! I can't wait to come back and explore more of what this incredible city has to offer."

#chinatrip Explore its diverse neighborhoods, and even take a deep dive into the local culture. Suzhou has the finest collection of Asian formal gardens and waterways, it is generally considered to be a safe destination for solo female travelers. At night, the main streets are typically well lit and hold a lively ambiance with lots of people. Shanghai, on China’s central coast, is the country's biggest city and a global financial , Across the Huangpu River rises the Pudong district’s futuristic skyline, including 632m Shanghai Tower and the Oriental Pearl TV Tower, with distinctive pink spheres. Beautiful city to visit once in a lifetime #travelanywhere

🌆 Shanghai, this prosperous international metropolis, has many fascinating attractions. Next, let’s explore the must-see attractions in Shanghai! 🏙️ The Bund, as an iconic attraction in Shanghai, is definitely not to be missed. Stroll along the Huangpu River, admire the Lujiazui skyscrapers on the opposite bank, and feel the prosperity and charm of this city. 🏰 Next, you can go to Chenghuang Temple to experience the historical and cultural atmosphere of Shanghai. Here, you can taste authentic Shanghai snacks, visit quaint shops, and experience Shanghai's traditional culture. 🏛️ The Oriental Pearl Tower is another iconic building in Shanghai. Climbing up to the observation deck and overlooking the beautiful scenery of the entire Shanghai city will definitely make you scream with excitement. 🛍️ If you are tired from shopping, you may want to go to Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street to relax. There are many international brands gathered here, making it a paradise for shopping lovers. At the same time, you can also taste a variety of delicacies to satisfy your taste buds. 🌉 At night, you can go to Nanpu Bridge or Yangpu Bridge to enjoy the night view of Shanghai. The bright lights reflected on the Huangpu River are a beautiful sight. 🌳 If you love nature, then Shanghai Wild Animal Park must be your best choice. Here, you can get close to various rare animals and feel the magical charm of nature. 🏖️ Finally, you can relax and unwind at Shanghai Disney Resort. Here, you can enjoy all kinds of exciting rides and feel the fantasy and romance of the fairy tale world. 🎉 Shanghai has a rich variety of attractions, whether it is history and culture, natural scenery or entertainment and leisure, you can find your own fun. Come to Shanghai and start your wonderful journey! 🌟 #GlobalTravel

|You must, must, must visit the Bund!!! . "The ten-mile foreign market is a place of fireworks, where fortunes meet on the Shanghai Bund," strolling along the glittering Bund, every casual snapshot is like a scene from a movie. The scenery is really, really beautiful and stunning, you must visit the Bund when you come to Shanghai. Note: The 12 yuan ferry is worth a try, you can get a close feel of the beauty of the Huangpu River! 2If you go to the Bund in winter, remember to add clothing, the wind is very strong there

Visiting Shanghai, one must always take a stroll along the Bund. The night falls, casting reflections on the Huangpu River✨, Neon lights flicker like stars🌟. Skyscrapers reach into the clouds🏙️, Traffic bustles through the endless night🚗. The Bund's scenery is endlessly splendid🌃, The Huangpu River's waves gently ripple🌊. The Oriental Pearl shines on the horizon🌆, The night scene is as picturesque as a painting, as beautiful as poetry🖼️. The brilliant lights illuminate the night sky🌌, The crowd surges, the joy is boundless🎉. Shanghai's nightscape is like a fairyland💖, Enchanting, leaving an unforgettable impression💕.

Half beautiful, quite beautiful, sharing with you to enjoy the flower rain together, the entire row of roses are bursting with blooms, with seven or eight or nine flowers crowded together on a single branch, from afar it looks like cotton candy dancing in the wind. With the broad view of the river, the temperature in May is comfortable with a gentle breeze. It's a very comfortable morning exercise. The holiday is so wonderful. I hope to explore more cycling routes this summer. Yangshupu Road, No. 1088, Fisherman's Wharf.

Shanghai finally cleared up, I really don't want to miss this blooming cherry blossom season ☀️· Chenshan Botanical Garden is too far away, accidentally found this small cherry blossom viewing place in the city center: Free public green space by the Huangpu River· There are not only cherry blossoms in full bloom here🌸 There is also a sea of ​​tulips in rainbow colors🌷 The layering of the scenery is better than the tulips on the Bund photographed a few days ago. 🌷Time: 2022.3.23 🌷Location: Qinjian Spring Garden (No. 200 Miaojiang Road, Huangpu District) 🌷Blooming situation: Cherry blossoms are 70% and tulips are in full bloom · 📸Suggestions for shooting: 1. Because of wearing a mask Taking pictures from the back is also a good choice A hat will add points to the back· 2. Harvest tulips and cherry trees from an upward angle Wide-angle shooting is recommended, and it is also very suitable for taking pictures with mobile phones. #flowerlover #cherryblossom

#shanghai Yuyuan Garden & The Scene from across the Huangpu river is amazing. You can take in the sights and scenes and enjoy the different cuisines available. You can literally get anywhere in 20-30 minutes in Inner City#travelshanghai#Shanghai#TheHai

#meetshanghai It was my first trip to Shanghai, absolutely amazing way to see Shanghai at night. The view around on the river was absolutely incredible, and everything was lit up. A must do in Shanghai. Outstanding view of the skyline. Highly recommended! #shanghai

The Huangpu River and Shanghai Beach are the city symbols of Shanghai. They are places and itineraries that cannot be missed to enjoy the night view of Shanghai Beach. On one side of the river there are skyscrapers with bright neon lights; on the other side there are characteristic buildings from the old Republic of China period, which show the atmosphere of history and vicissitudes of life against the backdrop of skyscrapers. The alternation of old and new adds a unique beauty to Shanghai’s night scene #外游 #上海游

Don’t you know what to do on a rainy day in Shanghai? Do you think that all your plans are ruined and you will spend the whole day in a hotel? NO!! There is a way out!!! Take a boat trip along the Huangpu River! It will be a cool adventure and a nice entertainment during the rain. You will be able to see the sky scrapers and the architecture of the city from the river side. It’s smth different! On the boat you can find a warm place, drink hot tea and observe the city from the window. Or you can go out, and under the roof enjoy the view and the wind. 📍Boats leave every 30 minutes from 11:00 am from the Bund. 📍Cruise take at around 1 hour. 📍Price - 150 rmb. #bucketlistreboot

If you spend a day venturing along the South Bund, you will be surprised at its quiet and quaint nature🍃🌿 If you start exploring around the metro stop of South Xizang Road and walk north, you will come across many beautiful views of Pudong district🌲 This part of the Bund is laced with flowers, trees and other floral presentations, making for incredible views of Lujiazui and other districts! You’ll be surprised to feel like the only person exploring the Bund, and you can truly relax in this peaceful part of Shanghai🪴 Sometimes you just need to escape the hustle and bustle of the city centre, and this is an excellent place to do so🌺🌸🌼 #christmasgiveaway #city #shanghai #china #explore #urbanexplorer

#shanghai The first experience of a private yacht, the overall feeling is still very good, there is a private butler to provide full service. I contracted the giant LED on the side of the Mercedes-Benz venue to surprise my girlfriend and prepare for marriage proposal. Sailing on the Huangpu River in Shanghai feels very comfortable. You can see the prosperity of the Bund and the beauty of Lujiazui from the river. The overall score is perfect!