Shanghai Tower, the ultimate sunset viewing spot!!

Shanghai Tower, the sunset viewing spot A must-visit at least once because the view is stunning!!! When talking about Shanghai’s must-see landmarks, Shanghai Tower is the top choice. Standing at 632 meters tall (the tallest in China and the second tallest in the world), the view from the 118th floor is absolutely amazing! ✨ Highlight: Sunset time The evening atmosphere, with the sun slowly dipping below the horizon, golden light reflecting off the tall buildings across the city, is a sight so beautiful you have to stop and watch. As night falls, the lights from The Bund buildings and the Huangpu River make Shanghai look even more charming. 📸 Recommended photo spots: • The panoramic glass that makes you feel like you’re floating above the city • 360-degree views with nothing blocking your sight • Nighttime city lights that make the city look more beautiful and vibrant 💰 📌 Ticket price: Is it worth it? The price is around 180 yuan (about 900 baht), which might seem high, but compared to the experience, it’s very worth it. It’s not every day you get to see a view like this from the highest point in the city. We booked Shanghai Tower tickets through the Trip.com app (link to book in the comments) and highly recommend it because it’s cheaper than buying at the entrance and you don’t have to wait in line. Just book on your phone, and the app confirms your booking immediately. You get an e-ticket to show at the entrance. Convenient and fast. In summary, highly recommended. If you’re traveling to China, book through the Trip app—it’s super convenient and has lots of promotions. 📌 Summary: Should you go? Definitely! If you come to Shanghai and don’t go up to see the view here, it’s like you haven’t really been to the city. It’s an experience you have to try at least once because the view is amazing. Watching the sunset from Shanghai Tower is pure bliss. #TravelChinaIndependently #TravelShanghaiIndependently #Shanghai #VisitShanghai #shanghai #CNTO #Trip.com #TravelChina #guideswithtrip #TravelChina