2025 The Bund Area Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in April)

#chinatrip Shanghai is too cold these days🥶 People endured the 0 degree weather to eat Cantonese food The biting wind and runny nose made me🤧 only able to walk in the warm sunshine☀️ Scarves are indispensable for the winter atmosphere🧣 In Guangdong, they are just decorations, but here they are used to save lives🥲 North Bund and Bund Riverside walksView is very chill The combination of cultural and historical buildings and modern life doubles the charm of a city Wukang Building😆 The crowds are constantly there and the traffic police are stationed to maintain order, which shows the tourists' love for it🎀 Wukang Road is very pleasant, but it's a bit freezing to walk around in winter🥶 Xintiandi has many shopping malls, which are good to visit. There are many trendy brands and delicious shops

I fell in love with Shanghai. This trip was great. The lights were beautiful both day and night. The food was delicious. The transportation was convenient. The price was impressive. I could call Didi the whole trip. Not being able to speak Chinese was not a problem. The people here were very nice and always helped me. You can use the translate app to help you. And I would like you to try Ah Ma Handmade's milk tea. It's the most delicious and creamy. You have to try it. #ShanghaiTravel

Day 1 7:05 PM Departure Maglev line to Longyang Road Exit 1 at Nanjing Road (East) Station Day 2 Waipojia (Grandma's Home), Jing'an Joy City, Home-style Restaurant Wukang Mansion Xintiandi Harmay Shanghai Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea Tianzifang Souvenir Street Dinner at Ye Shanghai Yuyuan Garden Day 3 Disneyland Haidilao Day 4 8:00 AM Departure Lunch: Lamb Skewers People's Square Nanjing Road (East) Oriental Pearl Tower Dinner: Grandmother's Restaurant (Not Recommended) The Bund (Lights turn on at 6 PM) Day 5 11:20 AM Return

Let's review our Shanghai trip that we went to earlier this year. We flew on December 31st and returned on January 5th, for a total of 6 days and 5 nights. This was a trip that we prepared for quite some time in advance. The weather was very cold. We wore Heattech and a coat, which was enough, but our hands were not good at all. Even with gloves, we were still cold. I recommend buying a heat pack, which makes life much easier. Most places in Shanghai don't require cash exchange. We exchanged money and didn't use it at any store. All stores used Alipay, which was very easy to spend. There were 4 of us on our trip, so we only used DiDi because it was very cheap. We rarely used the subway. #TravelChina #Shanghai #China #china #shanghai

A shop where you can enjoy beautiful Chinese cakes and Chinese tea. It's located in an area called "Rock Bund"! It's so cute and the taste is exceptional✨ It looks and tastes great! The elegant sweetness and the taste of the ingredients spread in your mouth. There is a wide variety of cakes, and there are both hot and iced teas, so you can choose depending on your mood🍵 You can take it home, but there are about 10 seats in the back of the store so you can eat in. It might be recommended to go at 10am when it opens? When I went, it was the last day of the holidays, but there were no customers eating in at 10am😚 You can't get this in Japan...!! If you come to China, please try it 🇨🇳 ⭐️Cafe (Luoq·Waitanyuan store) 📍AM103, 1st floor, No. 169, Xiejin Building, Yuanmingyuan Road (760m walk from Exit 6 of Nanjing East Road Station on the subway) 🕐10:00-22:00 #cafe #cake #Shanghai #Shanghai tourism #The Bund

It's a European-style place with a great atmosphere and clean surroundings. At night, the photos come out with great depth due to the building lights and well-designed colors. The city lights create a beautiful scene with golden buildings. The area is easy to walk around, and the traffic is orderly. You can clearly see the Pearl Tower.

Stepping away from the hustle and bustle of Shanghai, I found myself in a space where time seemed to stand still. The Bridge 8 Art Creative Area, once the mansion of a wealthy Shanghai family, has now been transformed into a place brimming with art and creativity. Without compromising the charm of the old buildings, this area skillfully incorporates modern elements, epitomizing the harmony of old and new. Metal staircases nestle against stone walls, and wooden roof structures coexist with contemporary glass architecture, making it feel like a time slip. The lush courtyards and terraces provide a soothing escape from the city's noise. Scattered small cafes are perfect for spending leisurely time. With an espresso in hand, you can wander through the art galleries. Some shops have adopted LOHAS concepts. It's fascinating to see environmentally friendly initiatives permeate this historical space. I realize that I seek this 'nostalgia within the new' and 'tranquility within the city.' Bridge 8 is a special place that stimulates such adult sensibilities.

It was a long layover but short for a vacation. Anyway, I decided to go for a quick walk around to experience a day and a night in Shanghai. I had to make the most of my time so I went straight to the heart of the City, Waitan or otherwise known as Bund. The Bund or Waitan is a raised promenade by the waterfront running parallel Huangpo River in area in central Shanghai. The area has some of Shanghai's best architectural treasures, which includes grand, western style buildings built in the late 19th and early 20th century. The buildings feature architectural styles from Neoclassical to Beaux-Arts to Gothic to Baroque forming the popular Shanghai Skyline which glows brighter and more colorful at night. #celebratewithtrip #meetshanghai

Definitely not!! Before heading out on this trip, I already had high expectations of this city. Reviews from social media praising the legendary Bund view to walking the Nanjing Street Pedestrian, it really got me genuinely excited about this trip. And when I finally arrived, it didn’t just meet my expectations, but instead surpassed it. The breathtaking view of the streets of #shanghai definitely did not disappoint. The food was superb and surprisingly affordable, despite being one of the most expensive cities in China. From La Mian to Xiao Long Bao to their famous Sheng Jian Bao (生煎包). Tried various eateries along the streets and in the mall and most lived up to the hype. Restaurants I recommend - 小杨生煎. Famous for their ShengJianBao, they sell really affordable and delicious ones that I definitely can eat everyday -海底捞. Definitely one of the restaurants you cannot miss out on in China. Quality is always there and price is pretty much cheaper by a margin. - 蔡先生. Found it on the streets of 徐家汇 and it took us by surprise. Took away the Xiaolongbao and surprisingly it was still delicious after leaving it out for 1-2 hours. - 麻多. Had delicious hot dishes like the 辣子鸡 and many more that a group of friends are able to share. Transportation in the city is definitely well-designed, where places are interconnected by either train or bus. The best feature of their transportation is that you can easily use WeChat/Alipay to enter without the need to go to the ticketing counter. If you prefer physical tickets, there are also machines to purchase a 1-time ticket or even a 3-day pass (though this is bought from the ticketing counter). Attractions in the city are also well scattered, with Disneyland being the crown jewel. There were also various historical towns like 蟠龍天地 which show a glimpse of China’s history with a bit of modernisation. One minor downside was the occasional smoke smell on the streets that stretches to toilets of malls, and also didi vehicles having the stench. Well, maybe because the weather was cold. Overall, a city that didn’t disappoint. 上海真的有他的特色 #travel #china

The Bund, Shanghai’s most iconic waterfront, is a place where history meets modern elegance. But at night? It transforms into pure magic. ✨🌃 As the city lights up, the skyline sparkles like a million diamonds, reflecting beautifully on the Huangpu River. The contrast between the historic colonial buildings and the futuristic skyscrapers across the water creates a breathtaking view you’ll never forget. The cool breeze, the shimmering lights, and the energy of the city make it feel like you’re walking through a dream. A trip to Shanghai is never complete without experiencing The Bund at night. Whether you’re taking a peaceful stroll, enjoying a river cruise, or capturing stunning photos, this is the one place you must visit—no exceptions! 💫 #TheBund #ShanghaiNights #CityOfLights

A warning to the world! I was transiting through Shanghai in March and was planning to take a flight the next afternoon. I went for a walk around the Bund in the evening, but unexpectedly, I was approached and defrauded by two women. I wanted to do good deeds by treating their out-of-town friends to dinner, but they had ill intentions and took me to a restaurant they had set up as a trap. After the meal, the bill was 20,000 RMB, which was really exaggerated! I would like to urge everyone to be careful when traveling. If someone shows unwarranted kindness, he is either a crook or a thief!

📍 Itinerary Overview Just Layover in Shanghai for one day 🚩 Sightseeing Route Metro tonte Bound 🏖️ Must-Visit Attractions The Bound and Yu Garden 🚇 Transportation Metro 📷 Photo Spots The Bound 🏠 Accommodation Hostel next to the Bounf 1.No.1 International Youth Travel Service 💡 Tips

[China🇨🇳] China's superb night view🌃Bund in Shanghai The Bund area in Shanghai attracts travelers from all over the world with its beautiful night view. Especially at night, the scenery created by the contrast between the glittering neon lights and the historical buildings is truly superb. This is a spot where you can fully experience the charm of Shanghai at night. 🌙 The charm of the night view of the Bund area 🔹 Collaboration of historical buildings and modern skyscrapers The Bund is an area that represents the historical streetscape of Shanghai and is also called the Bund. At night, the historical stone buildings are illuminated with glittering lights, and the skyscrapers towering behind them add a futuristic atmosphere. In particular, the lighting up of the Oriental Pearl Tower (TV Tower) and Shanghai Tower is spectacular, allowing you to enjoy the unique urban landscape of Shanghai. 🔹 Illuminated historical buildings The characteristic of the night view of the Bund is that the historical buildings built in the 19th century are lit up. The sight of the classic European architecture enveloped in golden light is as beautiful as a scene from a movie. The moment the light changes color and the details of the buildings emerge are also great for taking photos. 🔹 Fantastic night view reflected on the Huangpu River The neon lights floating on the Huangpu River (Hoan Phu River) seen from the Bund area are a fantastic sight reflected directly on the water. The buildings and bridges blend together with the flow of the river, creating a truly dreamy night landscape. A walk here will soothe your soul. 🔹 Enjoy the Bund at night on a pleasure boat One way to enjoy the night view of the Bund area is to take a pleasure boat. The Bund at night seen from a boat allows you to enjoy its splendor from a perspective that cannot be seen on land, and you can enjoy the spectacular view with the light reflected on the river surface. 📍 Area Information 🏙️ Name: Bund (Waitan) Area 📍 Location: The Bund, Huangpu District, Shanghai 🚇 Access: Within walking distance from Nanjing East Road Station or Lujiazui Station on Subway Line 2 ⏰ Light-up time: After sunset to late night (details of buildings and lighting vary by facility) Shanghai's Bund area is a fascinating spot that shows a completely different face during the day and at night. The view of the Bund at night is a must-see spectacular view and is sure to be the highlight of your trip to Shanghai! 🌃✨ #Spring0yenTrip

[China🇨🇳] A spectacular view from the daytime at Shanghai Bund 🌆 A dreamlike view The Bund (Waitan), a spectacular spot that symbolizes Shanghai. This area, lined with historic European-style architecture, boasts overwhelming beauty even during the day. Across the **Huangpu River**, the Pudong area spreads out, with its futuristic skyscrapers, creating a beautiful fusion of tradition and modernity. ☀️ The charm of Shanghai Bund during the day 🔹 A streetscape of Western architecture shining under the blue sky 🏛️ Shanghai Bund is still home to the classic buildings built during the concession period. With a row of historical buildings such as banks and hotels, you can enjoy the atmosphere of walking through a European street. In particular, the buildings of the Peace Hotel and Shanghai Pudong Development Bank are eye-catching with their elegant design. 🔹 An open walking course overlooking the Huangpu River 🌊 The promenade along the river is a spacious and pleasant walking spot. It is recommended to take a leisurely walk under the clear sky during the day while watching the ferries and tourist boats passing by on the Huangpu River. You can enjoy the magnificent scenery while feeling the breeze. 🔹 Contrast with the skyscrapers of Pudong 🏙️ On the opposite bank, the Pudong area spreads out, with its futuristic skyscrapers towering above. The Oriental Pearl Tower (TV Tower) and Shanghai Tower are particularly eye-catching. The contrast between retro architecture and the latest skyscrapers is a unique charm of Shanghai. 🔹 The Shanghai Bund during the day is perfect for photos 📸 During the day, the light hits the area well, making the details of the buildings and the blue of the sky stand out even more. It is also popular as a scenic spot, and photos taken with the Pudong on the opposite bank in the background are perfect for memories of your trip to Shanghai. 📍 Area Information 🏛️ Area Name: Shanghai Bund (Waitan) 📍 Location: Zhongshan East 1st Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai 🚇 Nearest Station: About 10 minutes walk from Nanjing East Road Station on Subway Line 2 and Line 10 🌅 Recommended Time: Morning to Afternoon (A stroll in the fresh morning air is also great) Shanghai Bund is a place where you can enjoy different charms during the day and at night, but the daytime hours when you can leisurely stroll under the blue sky are also exceptional. Why not experience an impressive moment with the spectacular view you have dreamed of unfolding before your eyes? 🌆✨ #Spring0yenTrip

Shanghai 1 night 2 days whirlwind trip ✈️! Had coffee at the Reserve Roastery ☕️ See the night view of the Bund sightseeing platform ✨ Also took a quick look at Columbia Circle! It was super convenient and nice to take a taxi 🚕 with the app 👍 I had a really fulfilling time 😄 #Shanghai #Travel #1night2days #Chinatravelmoment

4 best areas in Shanghai|China for those who have limited time to travel The Bund A popular photo spot along the river, with a view of the Pearl Tower and tall buildings. If you miss this spot, it's like you haven't even been there. Wukang Mansion and Wukang Rd. A building that everyone stops by to take photos with. The road around it has many trees, making it a fun walk. The shops along the way are cute. Xin Tian Di A high-end area with luxurious shops decorated in a European style, complete with brand names, many restaurants and cafes, and at high prices. Beijing Rd. The last area is just as popular. The red brick buildings contrast with the sky and the view of the Pearl Tower. There are a lot of people. It is recommended to go early in the morning. I hope these are 4 best areas that are popular for those who have limited time to travel. #discoverchina #travel #china

#discoverchina Went on a 7 days trip to Shanghai with day trips via railway to Hangzhou and Suzhou. itinerary as follows: Day 1: Arrival in Shanghai (March 8, 2025) Airport to Radisson Blu Hotel: Option 1 (Fastest): Take the Shanghai Maglev Train from Pudong Airport to Longyang Road Station (8 minutes, 50 RMB). Transfer to Metro Line 2 and ride to People’s Square Station (exit 19). The hotel is a 5-minute walk from the station. Option 2 (Convenient): Take a taxi directly to the hotel (approx. 45 minutes, 150-200 RMB). Evening: Walk to Nanjing Road (10 minutes) and The Bund (20 minutes). Day 2: Explore Central Shanghai (March 9, 2025) Hotel to Yu Garden: Take Metro Line 10 from People’s Square Station to Yuyuan Garden Station (exit 1, 10 minutes). Yu Garden to Tianzifang: Take Metro Line 10 from Yuyuan Garden Station to South Shaanxi Road Station, then transfer to Metro Line 9 to Dapuqiao Station (exit 1, 20 minutes total). Tianzifang to Dinner: Take a taxi to Fu 1088 (approx. 10 minutes, 20 RMB). Day 3: Cultural and Historical Shanghai (March 10, 2025) Hotel to Shanghai Museum: Walk to the Shanghai Museum (5 minutes from the hotel). Shanghai Museum to Xintiandi: Take Metro Line 1 from People’s Square Station to South Huangpi Road Station (5 minutes), then walk to Xintiandi (10 minutes). Xintiandi to Dinner: Take a taxi to Lost Heaven (approx. 10 minutes, 20 RMB). Day 4: Day Trip to Suzhou (March 11, 2025) Hotel to Shanghai Railway Station: Take Metro Line 1 from People’s Square Station to Shanghai Railway Station (10 minutes). Shanghai to Suzhou: Take a high-speed train (G or D series) to Suzhou Railway Station (30-40 minutes, 40-60 RMB). Suzhou Attractions: Use taxis or local buses to visit the Humble Administrator’s Garden, Tiger Hill, and Pingjiang Road. Suzhou to Shanghai: Return by high-speed train to Shanghai Railway Station, then take Metro Line 1 back to People’s Square Station. Day 5: Modern Shanghai (March 12, 2025) Hotel to Shanghai Tower: Take Metro Line 2 from People’s Square Station to Lujiazui Station (exit 4, 15 minutes). Lujiazui to Lunch: Walk or take a short taxi to Xiaolongkan Hotpot (10 minutes). Afternoon: Walk between attractions in Lujiazui (Oriental Pearl Tower, Shanghai World Financial Center). Evening: Take Metro Line 2 back to People’s Square Station. Day 6: Day Trip to Hangzhou (March 13, 2025) Hotel to Shanghai Hongqiao Railway Station: Take Metro Line 2 from People’s Square Station to Hongqiao Railway Station (30 minutes). Shanghai to Hangzhou: Take a high-speed train (G or D series) to Hangzhou East Railway Station (1 hour, 70-100 RMB). Hangzhou Attractions: Use taxis or local buses to visit West Lake, Leifeng Pagoda, and Hefang Street. Hangzhou to Shanghai: Return by high-speed train to Shanghai Hongqiao Railway Station, then take Metro Line 2 back to People’s Square Station. Day 7: Relax and Shop (March 14, 2025) Hotel to Zhujiajiao Water Town: Take Metro Line 1 from People’s Square Station to Xujiahui Station, then transfer to Metro Line 11 to Jiashan Road Station, and finally transfer to Metro Line 17 to Zhujiajiao Station (approx. 1.5 hours, 10 RMB). Zhujiajiao to Shopping Malls: Return to Shanghai via Metro Line 17, then transfer to Metro Line 2 or 10 to reach IAPM Mall or Plaza 66. Evening: Take a taxi to Ultraviolet by Paul Pairet (reservation required). Day 8: Departure (March 15, 2025) Hotel to Pudong Airport: Option 1: Take Metro Line 2 from People’s Square Station to Pudong International Airport (approx. 1 hour, 7 RMB). Option 2: Take a taxi (approx. 45 minutes, 150-200 RMB).

#ChinaTravelMoment Waipojia- Recommended even for those who can't eat spices!!!! Disneyland- Even if you go in the afternoon, there are no people, so the longest waiting time for all rides is 30 minutes!! (Visited on Thursday) Nanjingdonglu- My accommodation is near Nanjingdonglu, so I always went there, but it's prettier at night... Yewon- It's a huge temple, and the lights are beautifully lit at night!!! Visit at night!! The best!!! Wukang Mansion- There are a lot of people, so people may appear in the picture when taking pictures, but if you pay 30 Chinese yuan and have someone with a camera take the picture, you can get a great shot! Waitan- Go there every day while you're in Shanghaiㅜㅜ The Waitan is so pretty no matter when you see it! The clock tower is always crowded, so if you walk a little further, you can take pictures in a relatively quiet place!! #OverseasTravel #ChinaTravel #ShanghaiTravel

##Shanghai Band The hotpot restaurant in Shanghai Band was crowded, the Beijing style one.

#travelinginchina Walking along The Bund at sunset is like stepping into a postcard. On one side, you’ve got these grand colonial buildings that whisper stories of old Shanghai, and on the other, the futuristic skyline of Pudong lights up like a sci-fi movie. I loved grabbing bubble tea and just people-watching—locals doing tai chi, tourists snapping pics, and couples taking wedding photos. It’s this perfect blend of history and modernity that makes Shanghai so unique. If you’re here, don’t miss the night view when the buildings light up—it’s pure magic. #ShanghaiVibes #TheBund #EastMeetsWest

#MarchTravelSupportEvent A night view that you absolutely cannot miss when traveling to Shanghai! Enjoy the night view while walking from Nanjing East Road to the Bund. Nanjing East Road has gorgeous neon signs. The Bund is beautiful with lights on European-style buildings. And from the Bund, you can enjoy the gorgeous night view of Pudong across the river:) ✔ Address: Zhongshan East 1st Road, Shanghai China #Overseas Travel

The destination of this trip was Shanghai! On the first and second days, I went sightseeing with a junior colleague from Shanghai and his friend, who showed me around! The itinerary turned out pretty well, so I hope it will be helpful for anyone planning to go to Shanghai in the future! [Day 1] 8:30 Depart Kansai International Airport 11:30 Arrive Shanghai Pudong Airport 13:20 Leave your luggage at the hotel where you will be staying for two nights 13:45 Have lunch at Xiaoyang Shengjian at a nearby mall 14:35 Arrive Tianzifang 15:30 Take a break at a cafe 16:30 Huangpu Library 17:00 Shanghai Book City 17:45 Arrive Yuyuan Garden 18:20 Take a taxi from Yuyuan Garden to eat Chongqing-style hotpot 20:00 Walk to the Bund 22:30 Check in and arrive at the hotel 24:00 Go to bed [Day 2] 8:00 Leave hotel 9:30 Arrive Jing'an Temple Station 10:00 Take a break at Starbucks and McDonald's 11:00 Stroll around Jing'an Temple 11:30 Eat Chinese crepes 12:00 Arrive at Jing'an Temple 13:50 Wukang Building 14:10 Jiaotong University 16:10 Viewing Na Zha 20:00 Eat crab miso ramen in Jing'an District 21:45 Arrive at hotel 23:30 Go to bed [Day 3] 7:50 Check out from hotel 8:20 Head to Shanghai Library Station to eat dumplings 9:30 Arrive at Shanghai Library 10:30 Head to Nanjing East Road by train 13:30 Drink tapioca 14:00 Go to hotel to collect luggage 16:15 Shanghai Pudong Airport (T2) 14:10 Return to hotel and collect luggage 16:15 Arrive at Shanghai Pudong Airport and check in 19:00 Depart after a slight delay 22:00 Arrive at Kansai International Airport [Impressions] This time I went to Shanghai using Spring Airlines! I think it's fine to be at the counter 2 hours before departure on the way there, but I felt that you should be there 3 hours before departure on the way back (returning to Japan). This is because there are a lot of people and it takes a long time to check in! When I arrived at Shanghai Pudong Airport two hours before my flight back to Japan, I was worried about whether I would be able to check in in time because of the large number of people. I think I should have gone to the airport earlier to eliminate the anxiety factor. Another thing I regret about going to China is that I couldn't use LINE for 40 minutes after arriving in China because I didn't properly register my eSIM in Japan. Miraculously, I was able to activate it using the free Wi-Fi in the airport (anyone can use it if they authenticate with their passport), but be sure to set it up in Japan! The next step is the payment method. Register Alipay and WeChat [Important! Set it up in Japan! ] or you'll die. If you try to get on the train with Alipay and show the QR code without buying a ticket, you will need to set it up, which I think you can only do after entering China. Even if you can't do this, you can just read the QR code on the ticket machine with Alipay and you'll be fine! But it's a bit of a hassle (lol) I wasn't asked anything at immigration! (Fingerprints are taken at the counter only when entering China) It doesn't make much difference if you can speak English or not! In China, only the local language is spoken... It seems like young people can speak a little, so if you use a translation, you'll be fine! It's a high hurdle to travel in total, but it was a very shocking trip, so please enjoy it! #AsiaTravel #ShanghaiTrip #EntryRelatedInformation #Tourism #SoloTravel

#travelinginchina The Bund in Shanghai is a stunning waterfront promenade along the Huangpu River, famous for its blend of historic architecture and modern cityscapes. This iconic area offers a picturesque view of Pudong’s futuristic skyline, including landmarks like the Oriental Pearl Tower and Shanghai Tower, especially dazzling at night when the city lights reflect off the river. Visitors can enjoy riverside strolls, take a Huangpu River cruise, or explore luxury restaurants and rooftop bars offering breathtaking views. Whether by day or night, The Bund captures the essence of Shanghai’s blend of old-world charm and modern innovation, making it a must-visit destination. #myitinerary #trip #couplestrip

We started from Starbucks Coffee (Nanjing West Road Branch, not the biggest branch). Walked around taking pictures along the building until we reached The Bund. The building was very beautiful, the lights were very beautiful. Anyone who comes to Shanghai must not miss this photo spot. 🕰️bOpening hours: Lights on - off: 18.00-22.00 #TravelChina #ShanghaiPhotoSpots #ShanghaiPhotoSpots

#travelinginchina For a fun and flavorful escape in the heart of Shanghai, the Mexican bar on The Bund is the perfect place to enjoy delicious cocktails, mouthwatering tacos, and vibrant Latin American vibes. Nestled along the iconic waterfront of The Bund, this lively bar brings the bold and colorful spirit of Mexico to one of the city’s most famous districts. As I entered the bar, I was immediately struck by the warm and welcoming atmosphere. The space is filled with colorful décor, from bright murals to rustic wooden accents, giving it an authentic Mexican feel. The energy here is infectious, with upbeat Latin music setting the mood for a fun and relaxing night out. Whether you're enjoying a casual night with friends or looking for a place to unwind after a long day, this bar offers a perfect blend of good vibes and great drinks. The cocktail menu is a highlight, with an impressive selection of tequila and mezcal-based drinks. The margaritas, of course, are a must-try—fresh, tangy, and perfectly balanced. I also loved the "Paloma," a refreshing mix of tequila, grapefruit soda, and lime, which paired beautifully with their flavorful snacks and tacos. Speaking of tacos, they were the star of the show. From classic carne asada to more adventurous options like grilled shrimp and pulled pork, each taco is packed with bold flavors and perfectly complemented by house-made salsas and toppings. The outdoor terrace offers incredible views of the Huangpu River and the city skyline, providing the perfect backdrop to enjoy your meal and drinks. Watching the city lights twinkle while sipping on a refreshing margarita made for an unforgettable experience. Whether you’re a fan of Mexican cuisine or just looking for a fun spot to hang out, the Mexican bar on The Bund delivers the perfect combination of good food, great drinks, and a lively atmosphere in one of Shanghai’s most iconic locations. #MexicanBarShanghai #TheBund #TequilaLovers #Margaritas #MexicanCuisine #ShanghaiNightlife #TacoTime #CocktailVibes #LatinFlavors #OutdoorTerrace #ShanghaiEats #VibrantDining #TheBundViews #FoodAndDrink

🏠 Accommodation 1.Ji HoteI(South Square of Shanghai Railway Station) 2.Orange Hotel (Shanghai International Tourism Resort South Chuanhuan Road Hotel ) *Highly recommended for those going to disneyland, they offer free shuttle services to/fro airport and disneyland as well as the nearest metro station

#MarchTravelSupportEvent I used Trip.com to book accommodations and buy flights to travel from Shanghai to Hangzhou. It was a more enjoyable trip because Trip.com made it convenient to buy and use domestic train tickets and domestic flights in China! There were many cute and cozy places in both Shanghai and Hangzhou:)