Beautiful Spot in Shanghai 🔥🚩

Shanghai – My Journey Through the City’s Contrasts My trip to Shanghai was like stepping into a time machine that moved in every direction. Each place I visited gave me a completely different feeling, yet somehow it all came together into one unforgettable story. Lujiazui was my first stop — that skyline is exactly what you picture when you think of modern China. Skyscrapers like the Shanghai Tower and the iconic Oriental Pearl Tower surrounded me, and standing on the skywalk felt like hovering over a futuristic city. It was sleek, fast, and electric. Then I visited the Jade Buddha Temple, and everything slowed down. The calmness was immediate — incense floating through the air, monks in quiet devotion, and the serene gaze of the jade Buddha statues. It was peaceful and humbling, a complete contrast to Lujiazui’s energy. Wukang Road was unexpectedly charming. Tree-lined and full of character, every corner seemed to have a story. The European-style architecture and stylish little cafes made it feel like a cross between Paris and old Shanghai. I wandered slowly, people-watching and imagining what life was like here decades ago. At Longhua Temple, I found something even more ancient. It’s the oldest temple in Shanghai, and it felt sacred in a way that words don’t fully capture. The soft bells, the prayer flags, the weathered stone — it felt like I’d tapped into the city’s deep spiritual roots. Tianzifang was chaotic in the best way. It’s a maze of narrow alleys packed with boutique shops, art studios, and cozy restaurants. It was the most fun kind of sensory overload — every turn led to something quirky or creative. I bought some handmade crafts there I’ll never part with. Yuyuan Old Street was like walking into a painting. Traditional Chinese architecture, red lanterns, and vendors selling everything from silk fans to dumplings. I felt like I was in a scene from a movie — especially when I sat down to eat xiaolongbao near the famous Yuyuan Garden. That place really transported me back in time. And of course, Shanghai Disneyland. What can I say? It brought out my inner kid instantly. The TRON roller coaster, the castle, the nighttime fireworks — it was magical. Bigger than life, just like everything else in Shanghai, but with that familiar Disney warmth that made me smile all day. try visiting these places when you come to Shanghai 😊🪭 #เที่ยวจีน #china #shanghai #lujiazui #jadebuddhatemple #wukangmansion #longhuatemple #tianzifang #yuyan_garden #shanghaid #เที่ยวจีน