[2025 Shanghai Attraction] Travel Guide for Shanghai Old Street (Updated May)

Photo coordinates according to the Chinese P.S. Shanghai📸 📍Chen Wang Miao Market (Chen Wang Miao) or the Hundred-Year-Old Market is located in the Old Shanghai area, near Yu Garden. It is a very famous shopping and tourist attraction in Shanghai. The lights are very beautiful at night. It is another place that I highly recommend to visit🤟✨ 🚘How to get to Chen Wang Miao Market 🚅Traveling by Metro (Metro) - The most convenient way • Take the subway line 10 (Shanghai Metro Line 10) • Get off at Yuyuan Garden Station (豫园站) • Exit Exit 1 or Exit 3 • Walk for about 5-10 minutes to Chen Wang Miao Market #PhotosaccordingtoChineseP.S. #Photocoordinates #Shanghai #ReviewTravelChina #PlacesToVisitShanghai #TravelChina

Shanghai 5 days 4 nights travel plan 🇨🇳 Travel by Shanghai Airlines Day 1: - Depart from BKK —>> PVG (Pudong Airport) 05:00-10:35 - On the first day, walk around Nanjing Road and take pictures of The Bund Day 2: Visit Disneyland at 11:00, travel by Metro. Today, it rained all day, so traveling was a bit difficult. But we got to play almost all the rides at Disney 😆 No need to queue for rides Day 3: - In the morning, travel to the Pearl Tower to take pictures around the area and stop for lunch at Super Brand Mall, which is near the Pearl Tower - Continue to Qipu Road Clothing to buy additional clothes (like walking around Sampeng & Pratunam in our country) - In the evening, travel to Yuyuan Old Street to hunt for the Xiaolongbao that we reviewed And stop for some snacks along the way Day 4: - Morning travel to Anfu road to take Korean style photos - Continue to Wukang Mansion, a popular photo spot - In the afternoon and evening, travel to Xintiandi, do some shopping and stop by to buy some popular bread from Butterful & Creamorous Day 5: - Stop to take photos at Tian an 1000 trees. On the way, you have to get off at a station with Starbucks, so stop to take some photos - Travel back to Thailand PVG —>> BKK Round 22:15-01:55 💰Average price per person: 25,000-30,000 THB The price will be a little high because we eat at many restaurants 😂 🗓️ Apps used throughout the trip: - Alipay (spend money, travel by train, and call for a car service) - Amap (use to see the travel map *available in English) - A little cash (used once because Alipay could not be paid) #travelchina #trip

#รับส่วนลดไม่พึ่งดวง #shanghai #china Disney Land 🚆 MRT line 11 | Disney Resort Xintiandi 🚆 MRT line 10,13 | Site of the First CPC National Congress ·Xintiandi Station Exit 6 Yuyuan Old Street 🚆 MRT line 10,14 | Yuyuan Garden exit 1 Wukang rd. 🚆 MRT line 10, 11 | Jiaotong University exit 1 Anfu rd. 🚆 MRT line 1, 7 | Changshu rd. exit 8 Middle Huaihai rd. 🚆 MRT line 1, 10, 12 | South Shaanxi rd. exit 4 Lujiazui 🚆 MRT line 2 | Lujiazui exit 2,6 North Bund 🚆 MRT line 12 | International Cruise Terminal exit 3 Nanjing rd. 🚆 MRT line 2, 10 | East Nanjing Rd. The Bund 🚆 MRT line 2, 10 | East Nanjing Rd. exit 6, 7 Beijing Road 🚆 MRT line 2, 10 | East Nanjing Rd. exit 6 Rock Bund 🚆 MRT line 2, 10 | East Nanjing Rd. exit 6 Former Rowing club & Union church 🚆 MRT line 2, 10 | East Nanjing Rd. exit 6 Waibaidu Bridge 🚆 MRT line 2, 10 | East Nanjing Rd. exit 6 Qingren Flower Sight & Waibaidu Bridge (Garden Bridge) 🚆 MRT line 2, 10 | East Nanjing Rd. exit 6 #กินเที่ยวกับจี้ #kintiewkubjee #เซี่ยงไฮ้ #เที่ยวจีน #ที่เที่ยวเซี่ยงไฮ้ #จีน #เที่ยวเซี่ยงไฮ้

📍 **Shanghai Itinerary in 200 Words** **🚩 Sightseeing Route**: - **Day 1**: The Bund, Yu Garden, Shanghai Old Street. - **Day 2**: Oriental Pearl Tower, Shanghai Tower, Nanjing Road. - **Day 3**: Shanghai Museum, Tianzifang, Zhujiajiao Water Town. **🏖️ Must-Visit Attractions**: The Bund, Yu Garden, Oriental Pearl Tower, Shanghai Disneyland, Zhujiajiao Water Town. **🚇 Transportation**: Efficient metro, taxis (Didi app), biking, and the Maglev Train from Pudong Airport. **📷 Photo Spots**: The Bund at night, Yu Garden, Shanghai Tower, Tianzifang, Zhujiajiao Water Town. **🍜 Local Cuisine**: Xiaolongbao, Shengjianbao, Shanghai noodles, hairy crab (autumn), braised pork belly. **🏠 Accommodation**: - Forest Hotel (People’s Square). - Luxury: The Peninsula Shanghai. - Budget: Hostels in the French Concession. **💡 Tips**: - Learn basic Mandarin or use translation apps. - Carry cash (RMB) for small vendors. - Check weather; summers are hot, winters chilly. - No tipping required. - Get a local SIM or portable Wi-Fi. Enjoy Shanghai’s blend of tradition and modernity! 🌆✨#shanghai #china

If you go to Shanghai🇨🇳 and don't go here, it's like you haven't been here. This is Yuyuan Garden, a pedestrian street in Shanghai that you can walk on both day and night. It can be walked by anyone from children to the elderly. 👶🏻👨🏻🦳 There's so much stuff!!! 🥟 Don't even mention the food. Go here, walk 2 steps and you'll find a Xiaolongbao shop, a famous barbecue shop, and many other Michelin-starred restaurants. 🥡 There are souvenirs, toys, and clothes!!!! Chic shops for teenagers, toy shops, collectible shops, antique shops, and household items. Oops, I can't type it all. Do we have time to walk around? 😂😂 P.S. Last year, they opened a new Chocolate Museum. Anyone who's a chocolate lover must go!! They mold chocolate into a zoo and bags, and you can watch them make it fresh. 📍Station: MRT Yuyuan Garden Station (Line 10) Exit 1. When you get off the station, follow the signs for another 5 minutes. #Trend #Places to visit #Shanghai #Travel in China #Travel in China by yourself #iamyuumin #Must go #yuyuangarden

#ShanghaiTravel #100TravelTips 𝗬𝘂𝘆𝘂𝗮𝗻 𝗢𝗹𝗱 𝗦𝘁𝗿𝗲𝗲𝘁 (豫园) #Shanghai #China If you come to Shanghai and want to experience the atmosphere of ancient China that is easy to travel, I recommend this place. "Yuyuan Market" is a market that allows us to experience the grand and magnificent antiquity. It is especially beautiful when the lights are on at night. There are many things to sell in the market, both food, souvenirs, and clothes. But I regret that we went on Sunday. There were a lot of people and it was raining, so I only got a few pictures. I missed the delicious Xiao Long Bao. If I have the chance, I will definitely come back here again. 🚆 line 10,14 | Yuyuan Garden Exit 1 Turn right and walk a little further through the garden. #EatTravelWithJee #kintiewkubjee #Shanghai #TravelChina #ShanghaiAttractions #China #TravelShanghai #ShanghaiPhotoCoordinates #Yuyuangarden #yuyuanoldstreet #Yuyuan

When in Shanghai, China, one of the most popular attractions is Yu Garden ～ but when it closes at 4.30pm and you choose to leave the area? DON’T!! Shanghai Old Street is the surrounding area of Yu Garden, with many restaurants, tea houses, souvenir shops and more! The architecture has traditional style that you cannot find in many other places in Shanghai, making it unique for photo opportunities. It becomes even more beautiful at night when the lights are turned on and there are many lanterns! 🎫 Entry is free! No ticket required. 🚇 Take the metro on line 10 or 14 to Yuyuan Station. #china #chinatrip #shanghai #shanghaitrip #mytravelhacks #historicallandmarks #localguides #familytrip #shanghaitrip #summerdestinations

Hello Dajia, the cake is still in Shanghai. Last time, it was Yuyuan Garden (豫园). Before entering the garden, of course, we had to pass the 100-year-old market. The 100-year-old market or Chenwangmiao Market (陈王庙) is an ancient market in Pudong, Shanghai. Therefore, the shops have beautiful architecture in the ancient Chinese style, making it a charming market in every corner. It is perfect for photography lovers. But be careful of the crowds. The market has restaurants, clothes, souvenirs, souvenirs, toy stores, and collectibles. I personally bought some snacks as souvenirs, thinking I would buy some to take home. It turned out to be very delicious. It was a baked goods style. As for the handmade items, the prices are a bit higher. For example, there are beautiful handmade hairpins, clay figures, various jade key chains, and Chinese paintings with one finger. 📍The market is the entrance to Yuyuan Garden. We can take Metro Line 10 or 14 and get off at Yuyuan Garden Station (豫园). You can see the exit from the sign. It will say Yuyuan Garden. Walk up from the Metro and there will be a large door like in the second picture. Go in and shop now! Have fun shopping everyone~😚💗 #Christmas2023 #WinterTravel #WinterTravel #ShanghaiTravel #Shanghai #ShoppingPlaces #shanghaistyle

#shanghaitrip Shanghai Old Street, also known as Fangbang Zhonglu, is a historic street located in the city's Huangpu District, a well-preserved area that reflects the traditional architecture and atmosphere of old Shanghai. It dates back to the Ming and Qing dynasties. The street showcases classic Chinese architecture with narrow lanes, white-washed walls, and distinctive eaves. The buildings feature traditional designs, giving visitors a glimpse into the city's historical past. Right nearby sits Yuyuan Garden - a classical Chinese garden that complements the historical ambiance of Shanghai Old Street. It's a serene retreat with traditional architecture, pavilions, and beautiful landscaping. In General Shanghai Old Street is a popular destination for both tourists and locals. It's lined with shops selling traditional Chinese crafts, antiques, and souvenirs. There are also teahouses and restaurants offering local delicacies. your Shanghai visit won't be complete if you haven't visited this amazing place. Tips and Tricks ⁉️ Ⓜ️The street is easily accessible and is located not far from popular tourist destinations like The Bund and Nanjing Road, making it a convenient stop for those exploring the city. #SpinTheWorld #wecreate #mytravelhacks #localguides #shanghai

What a fantastic street and area - the buildings and layout make it feel really authentic and a great insight into the historical city. It’s a shame that so many of the shops now sell plastic tourist ‘tat’ but there’s still plenty of interesting stores along the way and fortunately none of the sellers are pushy or encouraging you in anywhere. Although it is somewhat commercialised I didn’t find it too much to remove any of the charm or atmosphere. Admiring the buildings in this entire area is a fascinating experience. It’s also central in the city to be in the perfect location for exploring other great sights, so there really isn’t an excuse for not passing through; it certainly was one of the highlights of my visit! #shanghaitrip

#shanghaitrip As we are getting past summer and had good amount of rain ☔ showers in Shanghai, it's time to enjoy those last bit of 🌇 sunset orangy evening patches appear in the sky with none other than the beloved Bund skyline. Actually it has been quite a while since I have gone to the Bund, but we made a sudden plan to go in search of the famous 🐈 cat murals 🎨 in Shanghai old street as recommended by one of our friends. But unfortunately, those mural walls 🧱 are covered for restoration. As we were feeling down, the sight of Shanghai tower with setting sun 🌞 kissing the glossy buildings brought the total delight and wooed us to the default-crowded 😁 Bund arena. It was worth the effort though 😉#tripblazers#urbanexplorer#ukcreator

😍During my recent visit to Shanghai, I had the pleasure of exploring the vibrant streets of Fangbang Middle Road. 😻As a cat lover, I was particularly excited to discover the unique cat art created by the talented artist Gao Youjun, also known as "Shanghai Tango."🎨 This street art installation added a whimsical touch to the bustling cityscape and left a lasting impression on me.🐱 🧑‍🎨Gao Youjun's cat art was truly captivating. As I strolled along Fangbang Middle Road, I couldn't help but notice the colorful and playful feline 🐈characters adorning the walls of buildings, shop shutters, and even street corners.💘 😾The cat art in Fangbang Middle Road added a delightful dimension to the neighborhood.It created a sense of whimsy and wonder, transforming the streets into an open-air gallery.🎨 🌆If you're ever in Shanghai and appreciate art or🌸 simply have a soft spot for cats, I highly recommend taking a stroll along Fangbang Middle Road to witness Gao Youjun's captivating and playful cat art.🐱 #streetart #urbanexplorer #passionpassport #mytripvlog #catart #urbanart #shanghai

The architecture and the layout of shops in Shanghai Old Street show its development that began during the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) until the period when European influence made an impact on the city. The western part of this old street begins at South Henan Road and continues to Guanyi Street. The buildings here reflect the style of the Ming and Qing (1644-1911) dynasties and the architecture is elegant in its classic simplicity. Red poles, pink walls and black roofs with upswept eaves are in harmony with the buildings in Yu Garden.

100-Year-Old Market, Shanghai (Chen Wang Miao) Chen Wang Miao Market or Shanghai Hundred-Year-Old Market is an old market in Pudong, Shanghai. The buildings here are ancient architecture from the Ming and Qing dynasties, decorated in the style of ancient Chinese architecture and are more than a hundred years old, still beautiful. There are food shops, local snack shops, and the famous food here is the famous Xiaolongbao. I've tried it!!! 😂😂😂 It's okay 😁 But the surrounding atmosphere is beautiful, but it will be very crowded with a lot of people. "Laocheng Huangmiao" or the Shanghai City Pillar Shrine was built in the early 15th century. Over the past hundreds of years, the area around the City Pillar Shrine has been filled with many shops, making it a very lively commercial area. There is also Chinese architecture to see, including the building, roof, etc. You can buy local Shanghai products here or choose to eat various types of snacks in various styles, which are also sold here. When you go to "Laocheng Huangmiao", you can't miss the various types of local Shanghai food. There is a street that is several tens of meters long and there are many restaurants here. Which gathers almost all the local food of Shanghai, truly worthy of the name "local food territory" of Shanghai. The "Nanxiang" mantou shop is probably the most famous. Whether it is a general tourist or even a national leader visiting Shanghai, they must stop by here to eat authentic local food at this shop. Shanghai is a famous tourist attraction. For important places such as The Bund and Xintiandi, including the Pearl Oriental Tower, there are also many shopping places that are popular among both Chinese and foreigners, such as Nanjing Road, which is the oldest shopping district in Shanghai. If there is a chance, I will go again. 🥴

Today, we will take you to Yuyuan Garden Market, a very popular ancient market in the heart of Shanghai. The atmosphere is lively all day long. Plus, there are so many photo spots! Whether it's a classic Chinese archway, red lanterns all over the market, or a beautiful teahouse that looks like it came out of an ancient Chinese movie, I must say that every shot you take is amazing! Today's look is a leopard print shirt matched with a short black skirt, adding confidence and a hint of hotness in just the right amount. After walking around the market, we stopped by to try some famous street food, such as hot Xiaolongbao, fragrant noodles, and many other local snacks. The atmosphere is especially great in the evening because the lights are on and the market looks even more charming. If you're visiting Shanghai, I highly recommend that you don't miss this place! You'll get to shop, eat, and take beautiful photos home with you! #Shanghai #ShanghaiTravel #ShanghaiTravel #AncientChineseMarket #yuyuangarden

Step into a world where history and futuristic wonder collide! The enchanting buildings of Shanghai’s Old Quarter, nestled beside the iconic Yu Garden, burst to life in a breathtaking, pulse-pounding light show that will leave you spellbound. As the sun sets, the ancient rooftops, winding alleyways, and ornate facades explode with vibrant colors, dancing beams, and radiant projections that tell the story of Shanghai’s glorious past and dazzling future. Synchronized lights pulse to upbeat music, transforming the streets into an electrifying open-air theater. Witness neon dragons slithering across centuries-old walls, golden lanterns shimmering like fireflies, and interactive light displays that respond to your every move—making you part of the magic! The air thrums with energy as lasers shoot into the sky, while the Huangpu River mirrors the spectacle, doubling the brilliance. Families laugh, couples dance, and friends cheer as the entire district becomes a joyful, radiant playground. With surprises around every corner—from glowing calligraphy floating in the air to sudden bursts of confetti lights—this is more than a light show… it’s a celebration of life, culture, and pure happiness! Don’t miss the most vibrant, heart-pounding, and unforgettable light experience in Shanghai—where every second shines brighter than the last!

#ShanghaiReview | Don't miss it! "Yuyuan old street", a place to visit + eat + shop, all in one place If anyone comes to Shanghai and doesn't stop by Yuyuan old street, it's a big mistake! This is one of the most popular landmarks that has everything, both a beautiful ancient Chinese atmosphere, delicious food, lots of street food, and chic souvenirs to choose from to shop to your heart's content. In the evening, it's at its peak. The light is soft, the ancient Chinese buildings are beautifully lit, taking pictures anywhere will give you a charming retro feel. Anyone who likes Chinese content must come! Must-try food: Giant Xiaolongbao - Signature menu! You can't bite it, you have to "suck the soup" first, then scoop it up and eat it. It's so delicious. Stewed fish with pickled cabbage - A delicious dish with a light aroma of Chinese herbs. Authentic Chinese-style bubble milk tea, such as Hey tea or Chagee - Strong tea aroma, chewy pearls. Tea lovers shouldn't miss it. The Food Court zone has fried food, snacks, seafood, and lots of snacks. Walk around until you have to order several times! Or souvenirs, hand creams, hats, key chains, souvenirs to buy back to your loved ones in Thailand, there are many to choose from. How to get there: Subway: Very convenient! Take Metro Line 10 and get off at Yuyuan Garden Station (Exit 1) and walk for about 5 minutes. Taxi/DiDi: Tell the driver to go to "Yuyuan Old Street" and you will arrive at the point. Opening-Closing time: Market/Street Food Zone: Around 9:00 - 21:00 #Get a discount without relying on luck

#TravelChina ⸻ The day I went to Yuyuan Old Street, I must say that the weather was not very friendly… It was drizzling and so cold that I had to hug myself tightly. Even though I had prepared a raincoat, I was still freezing. So I didn’t hesitate and sipped a cup of hot tea before continuing my walk. I felt that tea is my true friend on a day when the weather is unbearable. There are so many shops on this walking street. I walked around and around some alleys without realizing it. I stopped to try many things, but the most memorable one was the giant xiaolongbao, which they say you have to try… But to be honest, the taste was just so-so. I secretly liked the small ones more because there was less dough and the soup was just the right size, easy to eat and didn’t need to use a lot of techniques. Even though it was raining, the atmosphere at night was great. The lights were beautiful when turned on. The old buildings in the classic Chinese style were really magical. Their architecture was beautiful. It was pleasing to the eye and the photos were beautiful from every angle. This is another place that I felt that I had to walk around to really get into it because it had its own unique charm. Even though I was a bit wet, my heart was full. ⸻ #yuyuanoldstreet #shanghai #chinafoodguide

You can travel to Shanghai in just 3 days. For those who have little time, you can travel with us. Day 1 📍Museum of art Pudong 浦東美術館 10.00-21.00 (Entrance until 20.00) 📍Disney store (陆家嘴 / Yuyuan store) 📍Lujiazhui 陆家嘴 📍Holiland Super Brand Mall 2nd floor (near the Pearl Tower) Day 2 📍Wukang Mansion Wukong Mansion 📍Anfu Road (Wukang Road / Anfu Road) 📍Huihai Road 📍Xin tian Di (Xintiandi) 📍Yuyuan Old Street/Yuyuan Garden (Yuyuan Garden) Yuyuan Old Street) exit 1 Day3 📍 Shanghai Postal Museum (上海邮政博物馆) 📍Rock bundle 📍The bundle 📍Waibaidu Bridge / Zhapu Road Bridge (外滩 / 外白渡桥 / 乍浦路桥) 📍People's square / East Nanjing Road (南京西路 / 人民广场 / 南京东路) #Travel to China #Plan to travel to China

Sharing my first-ever solo travel experience in Shanghai for 3 nights and 4 days. I visited various recommended spots such as The Bund, Wukang Mansion, Anfu Road, Yuyuan Pedestrian Street, Rock Bund, and the area around the Oriental Pearl Tower. Getting around was super convenient with the metro system that connects the entire city. Ticket prices start at just 2 yuan (about 10 baht), making transportation very affordable. Every restaurant I tried served delicious food—whatever I picked turned out to be tasty. While language might be a slight barrier, Google Translate and some hand gestures can help you communicate effectively. The locals are friendly and welcoming, often trying to converse with you. Even if they don't understand the language, they respond with smiles and laughter, making the interactions enjoyable.

📍Yuyuan Old Street: If you want to enjoy the nightlife in #Shanghai, this is the place to go! 🌃 It's within reach of #transittourism, and you can enjoy the Chinese atmosphere while filling your stomach. In one corner of the pedestrianized street, colorfully lit buildings reminiscent of ancient China are gathered, and the space is packed with gourmet food shops selling #xiaolongbao and sweets, as well as souvenir shops. There were also many girls walking around in #Hanfu. There are other tourist spots around Yuyuan, such as #NewWorld and #TheBund, so I recommend stopping by there on your night out in Shanghai! 🚃Access: 80 minutes by train from #PudongInternational Airport, 50 minutes by train from #HongqiaoAirport. Google Maps doesn't work in China, so I recommend downloading Baidu Maps beforehand❗️(It's only in Chinese, but you can get the gist of how easy it is to use👌) 🗺️Recommended route: 1️⃣Eat around Yuyuan, buy souvenirs, take photos🤳 In #Yuyuan Old Street, you'll find #smallloafbao shop "#Nanxiang Mantou Shop", which is popular among Japanese people, anime goods shops, and traditional Chinese confectionery shops. There are also souvenir shops and restaurants lined up outside #Yuyuan. 2️⃣Walk towards the river (#Huangpu River) to the Bund Financial Centre, where the #thomasheatherwick building is located. This area is a shopping mall where you can see exhibitions, eat, shop, and more all in one place. 3️⃣Walk along the river while looking at the architecture Across the street from the Bund Financial Centre, the Huangpu River is wide and easy to walk along. 4️⃣Walking to the #Bund while enjoying the #nightview of Shanghai As you walk, you will see the #ShanghaiTower (Oriental Pearl TV Tower), the symbol of Shanghai's night view. If you walk along the river to the Bund, you can see a lot of tulips blooming in spring. 🌷 The Yuyuan area is a place where you can enjoy Shanghai's highlights all at once, just by taking a walk while enjoying the cityscape. Please enjoy the night in Shanghai!

This time, I will introduce some tourist spots in Shanghai! You can go here during the day, but the lighting from the evening to the night was very beautiful! There are also restaurants and places to eat, so it is a place where you can enjoy a leisurely day. This time, I went from day to night, but as night came, the number of people I took with me increased significantly. Please go and check it out. 📍Yuyuan Old Street Address: Shanghai, Huangpu, Sipailou, Yuyuanxin Rd, Yuyuan Postcode: 20012 #Let's go to China

#AprilTravelSupport Shanghai was so beautiful at night. The lights and buildings of the Yuyuan Old Street gave the child a fantasy of being in ancient China. There were a lot of people, but it was no problem to enjoy the streets.

#discoverchina Strolling through Shanghai Old Street was like stepping back in time. The traditional architecture, with its classic shikumen-style buildings, showcased the city’s rich heritage. The vibrant shops offered everything from antiques to local snacks, while the tea houses provided a relaxing cultural experience. Street performers and artisans added a lively touch, creating a dynamic atmosphere. The blend of nostalgia and bustling energy made my visit unforgettable. Shanghai Old Street is a must-visit destination for history and culture enthusiasts alike.

#discoverchina #shanghai #travel #thingstodo My stroll through Shanghai Old Street was like stepping back in time while still being surrounded by the energy of modern Shanghai. Located near the Yu Garden and nestled within the heart of the city, this historic area offered a perfect blend of traditional architecture, bustling markets, and rich local culture. As I wandered down the narrow, cobbled streets, I was immediately captivated by the old-world charm of the area. Traditional Chinese buildings with their distinctive black-tiled roofs and intricately carved wooden doors set the tone for the day. The streets were lined with vibrant shops selling everything from ancient Chinese calligraphy to delicate silk scarves, offering a glimpse into Shanghai’s deep cultural roots. The aroma of street food filled the air, with vendors offering everything from xiao long bao (soup dumplings) to stir-fried noodles. I couldn’t resist stopping to try the famous shengjian bao, crispy on the bottom and juicy on top, with the perfect balance of flavors that immediately transported me into the heart of Shanghai’s culinary culture. As I ventured deeper into the street, I found myself walking alongside locals, each corner offering another small treasure of Shanghai’s past. The tea houses with their elegant porcelain teacups, the hand-painted kites swaying in the breeze, and the intricate Chinese lanterns hanging in every shop window all added to the authenticity of the experience. Shanghai Old Street wasn’t just a stroll; it was a journey through the city’s soul, where old traditions still live on amidst the fast-paced urban life. Every step I took felt like uncovering another layer of Shanghai’s heritage—a must-do for anyone who wants to experience the city’s rich history and vibrant culture.

🏡 Yuyuan Garden: Yuyuan Old Street or Yuyuan Garden is an ancient Chinese garden located in the heart of Shanghai. The garden is meticulously decorated with traditional Chinese architecture, including pavilions, ponds, ornamental stones, and hundreds of years old trees. The atmosphere is quiet and suitable for walking, relaxing, and taking pictures. 🐲 The highlights are the beautiful and unique “Dragon Wall” and “Yulinglong Pavilion”. 🛍️ Around Yuyuan Garden are shops, pedestrian markets, and shopping areas that combine ancient Chinese architecture. There are many souvenirs and local souvenirs, such as tea, decorations, and local snacks. ‼️ Come and recommend to eat "Xiaolongbao", a famous shop like Nanxiang Steamed Bun 🚊 Travel: Take the subway line 10 to Yuyuan Garden Station, Exit 1 or 4, then walk for about 5 minutes. 🕰️ Opening hours: Shops: Open from 9:30 a.m. to 10:00 p.m., depending on the shop. Yuyuan Garden Inside: Tuesday - Sunday (closed on Mondays) 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (Last entry at 4:00 p.m.) 💰 Entrance fee to the inner garden is 30 - 40 yuan / person, depending on the time. ❤️ I recommend walking around, taking pictures, and eating Xiaolongbao. At night, the lights are beautiful, but there are quite a few people. It takes about 1-2 hours. #TravelChina

#Traveling to China #Preparing to travel to China Anyone who is going to travel to China or is traveling for the first time must be prepared. The trip will not be disrupted and save a lot of time. Have fun traveling. Let's prepare together 💪 ✨️ Spending in China 80% is scanning to pay. It is recommended to have the Alipay app and link the card before going. Or you can use Wechat. Carry a little cash with you in case of emergency when the phone battery runs out or the device turns off. ✨️ Shopping If anyone goes shopping in a mall or outlet, you will see a sign in front of the store showing a discount in a single digit, such as 7 折 which is 70%. But, but, but, but, but, it does not mean a 70% discount. It means that we have to pay 70% of the full price (which is a 30% discount). ✨️ Map viewing apps in China In China, Google Maps is not accurate. It is recommended to use the Amap app, which has English. Or if anyone is familiar with Chinese, use Baidu Maps, which is very accurate. ✨️ Calling a taxi in China Taxis in China are called DiDi. We call them through the Alipay app. When paying, we can pay through Alipay. Remember the last 4 digits of our phone number in Chinese. When getting in the car, the driver will ask to check if we got in the right one. Most places need to be pinned in Chinese. If we have a list of places in Chinese, it will be faster. ✨️ Renting a bicycle in China Sometimes walking is tiring. Try renting a bicycle. Choose a blue bicycle, enter the Alipay app, select HelloRide, the bicycle icon, and scan the QR code on the bicycle. The bicycle will be unlocked. When you want to return it, look for a parking spot. It's not hard to find. Wherever there are a lot of bicycles parked, drive to park and scan the QR code on the bicycle to return it. And check carefully if the bicycle is locked. The rental fee is very cheap, only ten baht. Traveling to China on your own is not as difficult as you think. Pack your bags and book a ticket now!

Welcome to Yuyuan Old Street 🏮✨ A classic old neighborhood in the heart of Shanghai! Full of Chinese architecture ⛩️ Cute souvenir shops 🧧 Lots of delicious food, such as xiao long bao 🍜 Bubble milk tea or various local snacks. Walk around and take beautiful photos at every corner 📸 Suitable for shoppers, foodies and chillers. Anyone who comes to Shanghai must not miss stopping by here! 📍Address: Yuyuan Old Street #TravelChina #PlanTravelChina

#ChinaTravelMoment Where tradition and modernity meet in Shanghai! Yuyuan Street is a place where you can enjoy classical Chinese architecture, atmospheric lanterns, and delicious street food ⭐️ Take a walk here and feel the past and present at the same time. It's lively during the day, and at night, the lanterns are lit, creating an even more romantic atmosphere. ✨ #ShanghaiTravel #YuyuanStreet #YuyuanOldStreet #ChinaTravel