[2025 Shanghai Attraction] Travel Guide for Lujiazui (Updated Apr)

🔥 Designed for children aged 3-12, including interactive games + off-peak tips + hidden gems ⏰ Best time: Weekday mornings before 10:00 / afternoons after 15:00 🌸 ​Top 6 Family Fun Spots 1⃣ ​Binjiang Forest Park (Double Park Edition)​ 🎮 How to play: Find 5 kinds of leaves in Zone 1 "Forest Treasure Hunt", and explore the "Nemophila Maze" in Zone 2 🍱 Picnic area: Binjiang lawn in Zone 2 (food delivery available to Gate 2) 🚗 Parking tip: Navigate to "Binjiang Youth Activity Center" for ample parking and charging stations 2⃣ ​Gucun Park (Ferris Wheel Edition)​ 🎡 Kids' perk: Free Ferris wheel rides for children under 1.2m (excluding holidays) 📸 Photo spot: Small train tracks in the cherry blossom forest near Gate 3 (bring your own bubble machine) 3⃣ ​Hongkou Football Stadium (Train Adventure)​ 🚇 Interactive task: Count the color changes of Line 8 trains (win a cherry blossom badge) ⚠ Safety tip: Avoid rush hour and use a child safety wristband 4⃣ ​Chenshan Botanical Garden (Science Edition)​ 🔍 Kids' class: Plant Detective class at 10:30/14:30 in the Greenhouse (on-site registration) 🎒 Equipment: Rent a children's microscope at the entrance (50 yuan/day) 5⃣ ​Minhang Cultural Park (Castle Adventure)​ 🏰 Scenario game: Crack the "Santorini Code" to find the Magnolia Fairy (get a task card at the service desk) 🍦 Special treat: Purple Magnolia Ice Cream (only available at Gate 2) 6⃣ ​Shanghai Botanical Garden (Peony Fairytale)​ 🌸 Family route: Peony Garden → Cherry Blossom Corridor → Children's Plant Laboratory 🧪 Experiment: Extract cherry blossom pigments to paint greeting cards (reservation required) 🌼 ​Hidden Gems 7⃣ ​Longhua Temple (Traditional Culture)​ 📿 Experience: Children's Buddhist scripture tracing (courtyard next to the Mahavira Hall) 🍜 Vegetarian recommendation: Vegetarian duck roll set meal (non-spicy) 8⃣ ​Wenshui Road Subway Station (Overpass Mission)​ 📸 Creative photo: Use cherry blossoms as a frame to take a nine-square grid photo (borrow props at Exit 4) 🎒 Safety gear: Non-slip socks (the metal floor of the overpass can be slippery) 9⃣ ​Miaojiang Road (Bridge Engineer)​ 🚧 Game: Recreate the Nanpu Bridge + cherry blossom trees with LEGOs ⏰ Golden hour: 1 hour before sunset for silhouette photos 🧳 ​Essential Items for Kids 🔸 ​Protection Trio: Anti-pollen mask + sun protection hat + washable bib 🔸 ​Entertainment Kit: Foldable drawing board + reusable cherry blossom stickers 🔸 ​Emergency Pack: Children's allergy medicine + foldable toilet seat + hemostatic bandages 🍽 ​Family Restaurant Recommendations ❤ ​Recommended: Forest Restaurant at Flowers Sea Ecological Park: Kids' meals include flower-shaped rice balls Jiaotong University Xuhui Campus Canteen: Open to the public! Get the same meal as top students for 5 yuan 🖤 ​Avoid: Lujiazui Central Green Space Cafe: Only American coffee, no kids' drinks Miaojiang Road Food Trucks: Mostly fried food and no handwashing facilities ⚠ ​Lessons Learned 1⃣ Avoid white jackets! Cherry blossom juice is difficult to clean 2⃣ The steps in Chenshan Quarry Garden are steep, not recommended for children under 5 3⃣ Running is prohibited in the Nanyuan Binjiang Tulip Area, educate children in advance 4⃣ Jiaotong University campus requires ID card swiping, be sure to bring it with you

#NewYearNewTrip Lujiazui Central Greenland is a large park located in the heart of the Lujiazui financial district in Shanghai, China. The park is a green space surrounded by tall skyscrapers, making it a popular place for relaxation for both locals and tourists. The park is spacious and suitable for walking, relaxing and taking pictures, especially in the evening when the lights from the surrounding tall buildings shine, creating a romantic and beautiful atmosphere. The park is also beautifully landscaped, with ponds and quiet seating areas, making it a great place to relax from the hustle and bustle of the big city. Getting to Lujiazui Central Greenland can be done by public transportation. Take subway line 2 to Lujiazui station and take exit 6, then walk to the nearby park. In addition, there are other nearby attractions such as the Oriental Pearl Tower and Jin Mao Tower, which are within walking distance. Lujiazui Central Greenland is a great place to relax and enjoy the view of Shanghai, especially in the evening when the atmosphere is beautiful and romantic.

Every time you travel to a different city, besides checking in at scenic spots and tasting delicious food, have you ever noticed the flowers blooming in the streets and alleys, representing the unique temperament of the city? Today, we'll take a look at the city flowers of popular tourist cities. Maybe next time you travel, you'll be able to recognize them on the roadside at a glance, making your trip even more meaningful. 🌸 Shanghai - White Magnolia The white magnolia is the "spokesperson" of spring in Shanghai. Its jade-white petals, large and elegant, bloom on the branches like a group of lively white doves. When you rent a car and drive around Shanghai, passing by the Bund and Lujiazui, don't forget to look up at the white magnolias on the roadside and feel the spring tenderness of this international metropolis. 🌸 Beijing - Chinese Rose Chinese roses can be seen everywhere in Beijing. They have a long flowering period and rich colors. Not only are they beautiful, but they also symbolize resilience, just like this ancient and vibrant city, still thriving after years of history. 🌸 Kunming - Camellia Known as the "Spring City," Kunming's leading lady is the camellia. Camellias come in many varieties and colors, with layers of petals resembling exquisite works of art. 🌸 Xiamen - Bougainvillea Bougainvillea grows freely throughout Xiamen's streets, alleys, and seaside walkways. Its flowering period is incredibly long, blooming almost all year round. Rent a car and drive along the Island Ring Road, enjoying the sea breeze and admiring the blooming bougainvillea, experiencing the unique romance and freedom of this coastal city. 🌸 Guangzhou - Bombax ceiba Guangzhou's Bombax ceiba is famously passionate. The red flowers all over the tree are like burning flames or the blood of heroes, hence the name "hero flower." 🌸 Luoyang - Peony "Only the peony is the true national beauty, moving the capital when it blooms." Peonies have large, full blossoms, exuding an air of grace and luxury. Every April, Wangcheng Park and Sui and Tang Dynasties Relics Botanical Garden are great places to appreciate peonies. 🌸 Urumqi - Rose Roses are elegant in shape and have beautiful meanings. Blooming in the relatively dry Xinjiang region, they also represent the meaning of showing beautiful vitality in a harsh environment. 🌸 Hangzhou - Sweet Osmanthus In autumn, Hangzhou is enveloped by the sweet fragrance of osmanthus. By the picturesque West Lake, amidst the bells of Lingyin Temple, the faint scent of osmanthus lingers in the air. Roll down the car window, and the breeze carries the fragrance of osmanthus, as if time has slowed down. 🌸 Harbin - Lilac Spring and summer in Harbin belong to the lilac. In the streets, alleys, parks, and courtyards, lilacs dance in the wind, filling the air with their fragrance, adding a touch of unique tenderness and romance to this exotic ice city. What is the city flower of your city? Share it in the comments section and post pictures of your "city flowers" to let everyone experience the romance of different cities together.

📍 Itinerary Overview 🚩 Sightseeing Route 🏖️ Must-Visit Attractions - IFC mall for Lujiazui view - Wukang road - The bund 🚇 Transportation - Bullet train - maglev - Shanghai Metro 📷 Photo Spots - Lujiazui - Wukang - Xitandi 🍜 Local Cuisine - Crab noodle - Xiaolongbao Just find the nearest one with good review it’ll make you surprise rather than find and go 🏠 Accommodation 1.Mike Apartment (Changshou Road Subway Station) 💡 Tips - use metro it faster and cheaper than any transportation 💰Average Price per Person: 700$ included visa and all everything#historicallandmarks #localguides #familytrip

"Night Shanghai, night Shanghai, you are a city that never sleeps", Zhou Xuan's classic "Night Shanghai", expresses the various charms of Shanghai, and also makes countless people yearn for this city. Shanghai in February, the flavor of the year has not dissipated, and through the vitality of spring, it is a good time to play, quickly follow this guide to explore! 📸 Check-in attractions The Bund 📍Address: Zhongshan East 1st Road, Huangpu District 🎫 Tickets: Free ⏳Time: Open all day "The lights are up, the cars are ringing, and the singing and dancing are rising." The night of the Outer Banks in February is still dazzling. The European-style architecture of the world complements the modern high-rise buildings in Lujiazui on the other side, and the lights shine like stars. Strolling along the Outer Banks, the river breeze blows on your face, and you can really feel the prosperity and romance of Shanghai. Here, you can take super atmospheric photos and preserve this charming night scene forever📸. Yuyuan 📍Address: 168 Fuyou Road, Huangpu District 🎫Tickets: 40 yuan/person ⏳Time: 08:30 - 17:00 February is the Lunar New Year, and the Yuyuan Garden is decorated with a Lunar New Year flavour. The antique pavilions and pavilions are hung with red lanterns, which is very lively. Walk through the garden, enjoy the beautiful Jiangnan garden landscape, and taste a variety of specialty snacks. "Looks like a painting, sounds like a song", the beautiful scenery of Yuyuan, as coming out of the lyrics, is full of poetry. Tianzifang 📍Address: Lane 210, Taikang Road, Huangpu District 🎫 Tickets: Free ⏳Time: Open all day Tin Zi Fong is a photo-taking place for literary and artistic youth. There are criss-crossing alleys, which hide many creative shops, art studios and specialty restaurants. In February, Tianzifang, you can occasionally see street artists performing, full of life. Stroll there, feel the slow pace of life in Shanghai, and enjoy the leisure time. The Pearl of the Orient 📍Address: No. 1 Century Avenue, Pudong New Area 🎫 Tickets: Different package prices vary, it is recommended to choose as needed ⏳Time: 08:30 - 21:30 As an iconic building in Shanghai, the Pearl of the Orient is a must-visit. Climb the observation deck and have a panoramic view of Shanghai. During the day you can overlook the bustling city, and at night you can enjoy the brilliant night view. "If you don't get drunk, everyone will get drunk, and your youth will be wasted." Standing at a high place, you can feel the vitality of this city, as if time has slowed down. 🍽️What to eat Fried buns are a must-try delicacy, crispy skin, juicy meat filling, bite the soup overflowing, super satisfying 😋; ribs year cake is not to be missed, tender ribs with soft and glutinous year cake, sweet and salty moderate; and green dumplings, as a seasonal dim sum in February, soft and sweet, full of spring taste. In addition, serve with a cup of fragrant coffee to experience Shanghai’s exquisite food culture. 🏡Where to live Recommended to stay in Huangpu District or Pudong New Area, convenient transportation and close to major attractions. There are a variety of hotels and homestay options to meet different budgets and needs 🛏️, making it easy to travel and rest. 🚶‍♀️How to get there ✈️: Shanghai Pudong International Airport and Shanghai Hongqiao International Airport have numerous routes. 🚄: Shanghai Station, Shanghai South Station, Shanghai Hongqiao Station and other transportation hubs, convenient to arrive by high-speed rail from all over the world. Shanghai in February has both historical rhyme and modern vitality in the melody of “Night Shanghai”. Come and start this charming trip to Shanghai! 🎉

📍Itinerary Introduction Day 1: Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street > Su Xiaoxie Crab Roe Noodles > City God Temple > Shangyang Mansion Huaiyang Cuisine Day 2: North Bund Ferry > Lujiazui Super Brand Mall IFC > The Bund Night View Day 3: First Congress Site / Xintiandi 🏠Accommodation Recommendations 1. Jinjiang Metropolo Classic Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street Nanjing Hotel

#เที่ยวจีน เปิดพิกัดถ่ายรูปหอไข่มุก สวยทั้งกลางวันและกลางคืนเลยค่ะ #shanghai #china Qingren Flower Sight & Waibaidu Bridge (Garden Bridge) 🚆 MRT line 2, 10 | East Nanjing Rd. exit 6 Waibaidu Bridge 🚆 MRT line 2, 10 | East Nanjing Rd. exit 6 Beijing Road 🚆 MRT line 2, 10 | East Nanjing Rd. exit 6 The Bund 🚆 MRT line 2, 10 | East Nanjing Rd. exit 6, 7 North Bund 🚆 MRT line 12 | International Cruise Terminal exit 3 Lujiazui 🚆 line 2 | Lujiazui exit 2,6 #กินเที่ยวกับจี้ #kintiewkubjee #เซี่ยงไฮ้ #ที่เที่ยวเซี่ยงไฮ้ #จีน #เที่ยวเซี่ยงไฮ้ #หอไข่มุก #พิกัดถ่ายรูปหอไข่มุก #มุมถ่ายรูปหอไข่มุก #orientalpearltower

🌟 Shanghai Exploration Guide I. Itinerary Planning [Departure Day] Arrive in Shanghai and stroll along the Bund [Day 2] Start from the Bund, visit the Oriental Pearl Tower, and then stroll along Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street [Day 3] Leave Nanjing Road, visit the Shanghai Museum, and then visit Xintiandi [Day 4] Start from Xintiandi, visit Yuyuan Garden, and finally head to Lujiazui Financial District [Day 5] End your Shanghai trip in Lujiazui Financial District II. Recommended Attractions [The Bund] Standing on the Bund, you can enjoy the magnificent view of the Huangpu River and feel the perfect blend of history and modernity in Shanghai. [Oriental Pearl Tower] The Oriental Pearl Tower, a landmark of Shanghai, takes you to a high vantage point to enjoy the bustling scenery of downtown Shanghai. [Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street] Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street, as the commercial heart of Shanghai, is an ideal place for shopping and food exploration. [Shanghai Museum] The Shanghai Museum is known for its rich collection of cultural relics and is an excellent place to learn about Chinese history and culture. [Xintiandi] Xintiandi, where traditional and modern styles are cleverly combined, is a popular choice for leisure and entertainment. [Yuyuan Garden] Yuyuan Garden, a typical Jiangnan garden, is full of classical charm and is a must-visit place to experience traditional Chinese garden culture. [Lujiazui Financial District] Lujiazui Financial District, with its skyscrapers, showcases Shanghai's modernity as an international metropolis. III. Food Guide [Xiaolongbao] Shanghai's xiaolongbao, with its thin skin, rich filling, and rich soup, is a must-try delicacy in Shanghai. [Pan-fried Bun] Pan-fried buns, with their crispy skin and juicy filling, are one of Shanghai's traditional snacks. [Braised Pork] Shanghai's braised pork, tender and flavorful, with an attractive color, is a classic dish in Shanghai cuisine. [Sweet and Sour Spare Ribs] Sweet and sour spare ribs, with a moderate sweet and sour taste and tender meat, are a common delicacy on Shanghai family tables. [Osmanthus Cake] Osmanthus cake, with its fragrant aroma and soft and glutinous texture, is a traditional Shanghai dessert. Follow this guide, and may you not only experience the prosperity of the city but also enjoy authentic food and leave unforgettable travel memories on your trip to Shanghai!

#New places to visit in 2024 🇨🇳 Today, I will introduce 4 easy-to-go photo spots in Shanghai. No matter how many times you go, you will definitely get beautiful photos to show off to your friends. . 📣 If you are ready, let's see. 📌 1. Lujiazui, stairs with 3 landmark buildings as a backdrop - Subway Line 2 Lujiazui Exit 6, you will see it right away. 📌 2. Tianping Road at Wugang mansion, next to cafe Lille Baker & Spice - Subway Line 10/11 Jiaotong University Exit 1 📌 3. Zebra crossing and North Bund Pearl Tower Daming Road - Pin it on Baidu Map as 闵行路130弄 or Subway Line 12 International Cruise Terminal Exit 3 and walk for 10 minutes. 📌 4. Manner Coffee North Bund, sit and relax with a cup of coffee. With a view of the Pearl Tower 📌5. CASANOVA Italian cuisine The Bund restaurant - The restaurant opens for customers who want to drink in the outdoor area at 9 pm. If customers go to eat, they can also go out to take pictures (for more details, please ask the restaurant). . This trip, we traveled during the 2nd week of November 2024. The weather was 15 degrees, which was nice and we enjoyed walking around a lot. For anyone who is coming to Shanghai, I hope you all get beautiful pictures to take home.

#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

#รับส่วนลดไม่พึ่งดวง 𝗟𝘂𝗷𝗶𝗮𝘇𝘂𝗶 #Shanghai #China วันนี้เราจะบอกพิกัดเที่ยว ถ่ายรูป ที่ Lijiazui ฉบับเราค่ะ - หอไข่มุก ➡️ Lujiazui St. Exit 2 - Disney Store ➡️ Lujiazui St. Exit 2 - วงเวียนหมิงจู (Ming Zhu) ➡️ Lujiazui St. Exit 2 เราเดินขึ้นบันไดเลื่อนจาก Disney Store ตรงนี้เป็นบริเวณที่ฮวงจุ้ยดีที่สุดในเซี่ยงไฮ้ค่ะ - ห้าง Super Brand Mall อยู่ตรงวงเวียนหมิงจูเลย เราแวะมาหาของกินนิดหน่อยค่ะ มีร้านเด็ดอย่าง Holiland Travel ชีสเค้กกล่องเหลืองอร่อยมาก ๆ ค่ะ 39 CNY , Hey Tea (ชั้น 5) ร้านชาชื่อดัง เราชอบชาองุ่นชีสมาก ๆ ค่ะ 19 CNY - ห้าง IFC Mall ➡️ Lujiazui St. Exit 6 เราเดินมาจากวงเวียนหมิงจูค่ะ ถ้าไม่รู้จะเดินไปทางไหน ให้มองหาตึก 3 ตึก นั่นคือ Jin Mao Tower , Shanghai Tower , Shanghai World Financial Center พิกัดนี้มีมุมถ่ายรูปฮิตอย่างมุมบันไดเลื่อนที่มีฉากหลังเป็นตึก 3 ตึก รวมถึงสะพานลอยที่สามารถถ่ายรูปหอไข่มุกและตึก 3 ตึกได้ด้วยค่ะ - Jin Mao Tower ➡️ Lujiazui St. Exit 6 เราเดิน Sky walk มาจาก IFC Mall ค่ะ พิกัดนี้เป็นจุดถ่ายรูปตึก 3 ตึก ซึ่งเป็นมุมยอดฮิตของ พส.จีนเลยค่ะ 🚆 line 2 | Lujiazui St. #กินเที่ยวกับจี้ #kintiewkubjee #เซี่ยงไฮ้ #เที่ยวจีน #ที่เที่ยวเซี่ยงไฮ้ #จีน #เที่ยวเซี่ยงไฮ้ #หอไข่มุก #พิกัดถ่ายรูปหอไข่มุก #มุมถ่ายรูปหอไข่มุก #orientalpearltower #luijiazui

#travelvlog "The Bund city walk line attack I do not go back to the road of three Rocks The Bund source provides more abundant Bund source Six Shamei Building 7 Nanjing Road Walkway Route offer: it is OK to go through the opposite direction) 1 Xinzha Road subway station to Zhapu Road bridge Five Bund viewing platform The lighting time of the Oriental Pearl TV Tower is 18:00. It is recommended that you can take the ferry directly from the Bund $Lujiazui super convenient! Sha only needs 2 yuan to enjoy the most beautiful river view~If it happens to be sunset time, it would be even better. If you want to visit the Bund and Lujiazui on the same day

Shanghai, the Pearl of the East, attracts tourists from all over the world with its unique charm. Here's a concise travel guide to Shanghai: 🧳Preparation: • Documents: ID card, student ID, health code, etc. • Electronic devices: Mobile phone, camera, power bank, etc. • Medicine: Insect repellent, motion sickness medicine, etc. • Sun protection: Sunscreen, sun hat, etc. 🚉Transportation: • Subway: 16 lines cover major attractions. Download the "Metro Daduhui" app. • Bus: Scan the QR code on Alipay. Bund Sightseeing Bus: CNY 50/person. • Ferry: CNY 2. Scan the QR code on Alipay. ✅Must-try: • Nanjing East Road → The Bund → Lujiazui → Oriental Pearl Tower → Yu Garden → City God Temple → Tianzifang → Xintiandi → Shanghai Disneyland. 🏨Hotel environment: • Jinjiang Inn Lujiazui: Convenient transportation. 📍Detailed address: • Oriental Pearl Tower: City panorama. • Shanghai Disneyland: Family fun. • Yu Garden and City God Temple: Traditional culture and snacks. • Tianzifang: Artistic atmosphere. 🍲Recommended dishes: • Local alley restaurants: Sweet flavors. Souvenirs: • Buy online for more reasonable prices. 📝Tips: • Beware of fake one-day tours. • City God Temple snacks are commercialized. • CNY 2 ferry for night views. Have a great trip in Shanghai!

#citystroll A city stroll through Lujiazui in Shanghai offers an exciting blend of modern architecture, breathtaking views, and a glimpse into the city's rapid development. Lujiazui, located in the Pudong district, is known for its iconic skyline and serves as Shanghai’s financial hub. Lujiazui is home to some of Shanghai's most famous skyscrapers: the Oriental Pearl Tower, Shanghai Tower, and Shanghai World Financial Center. The observation decks offer breathtaking panoramic views, especially at sunset. 📍Easily accessible via the Shanghai Metro (Line 2) at Lujiazui station. #100waysoftravel #shanghai #china

Citywalk route that locals in Shanghai take Avoid the crowds at the North Bund, it's great for photos and shopping!! - 🗺️【Shanghai North Bund Citywalk Day Tour Route】 North Bund International Guest Center ➡️ Rainbow Spiral Staircase ➡️ Navigation Park (Rainbow Bridge ➡️ Small Dome ➡️ Rainbow Space ➡️ Magic Matrix) M Coffee Second Floor Platform ➡️ Dongdaming Road and Liyang Road Intersection ➡️ Dongchangzhi Road and Jiulong Road Intersection ➡️ Lushun Road and Dongchangzhi Road Intersection ➡️ Harbin Road and Liaoning Road Intersection - ‼️Whether you're traveling or on a business trip to Shanghai, 💡 we recommend you to take a photo of the Lujiazui "Four-piece Set" at this spot in the North Bund!!! - 📍No. 8, North Bund Road, Hongkou District, Shanghai - World Reception Hall 🗺️Navigate to the World Reception Hall and walk to the Bund to see it. You can take the same photo under the eaves in the middle of the World Reception Hall 🕘We recommend taking photos during the blue hour after sunset Around 19:00 in summer and around 17:30 in winter 📸A camera with a focal length of 100mm or more is recommended 📱A mobile phone with a lens with a focal length of 5x or more is required - 💡Lujiazui Lighting Time Summer: 19:00-23:00 (from the end of the May Day holiday to the National Day holiday) Winter: 18:00-22:00 (from the end of the National Day holiday to the May Day holiday) -

🕌Shanghai Three-Day Two-Night Travel Guide 🏨Accommodation Recommendation: Hebei Hotel. Although the rooms are spacious, the hygiene and service quality are average, and the location is slightly off-center. However, considering that you can stay in Shanghai for 200 yuan, the price-performance ratio is still good, especially since it is only an 8-minute walk from the train station. 📅Itinerary: 🔆Day 1: 📍Wukang Building: A striking red brick building. 📍Anfu Road: Although there are few gourmet shops and clothing stores, you may find a different kind of tranquility. 📍Urumqi Road: It is recommended to try the ice cream at Maji House, although it is expensive, the taste is excellent. Lunch: 📍Haohuaicai Zhezhezhi Pot at People's Square, Cantonese flavor, taste is average. Afternoon: Continue the city walk, starting from People's Square, turn right to reach Nanjing Pedestrian Street. 📍Nanjing Pedestrian Street: Everything you need for eating, drinking, playing and having fun, the end is Oriental Pearl Tower and the Bund. 📍Opposite the Bank of Guangda, Bund Branch, stairs to the left of Deke's, second floor, there is a great viewing platform (Figure 8). 📍Continue to Waibaidu Bridge, this is the scene where Yiping jumps off the bridge in "Deep in the Rain". 📍On the left is Zhapu Road Bridge, known as the Seine River of Shanghai, also a great location for photographing the Oriental Pearl Tower. 📍After crossing the bridge, you will reach the Bund Source, the church building is very distinctive, and there are foreign bands performing inside. Following this route, you will eventually return to the Bund. At this time, you can go to Building 6️⃣, wait for the 7 o'clock night view (Note: Lights on at 7 o'clock, don't miss it). Dinner: Fei Dachu, the taste is spicy and delicious, but the spiciness is high, Guangdong friends please choose carefully. 🔆Day 2: 📍Lujiazui Three-Piece Suit: Experience the modern urban charm of Shanghai. 📍Yuyuan Garden (Ticket 44 yuan): Originally planned to visit in the afternoon, but it was not possible due to rain. It is recommended to arrive before 3 pm, stop entry after 4 pm, and clear the field at 4:30 pm. Evening: 📍City God Temple, no need to enter the temple, the commercial street night view is worth a visit. Dinner: Tried several restaurants, but none were satisfactory. 🔆Day 3: 📍North Bund: Enjoy the unique scenery of the Huangpu River. 📍Disney Town: Experience the charm of a fairy tale world. Afternoon: Departure. I hope this guide will add a touch of excitement to your Shanghai trip!

| You must come to Shanghai to see the dazzling night view. I think half of the reason I came to Shanghai was to see the night view🌃 You must see the romantic night view of the Bund before you leave, or you will regret it🌅 The buildings of all nations under the blue tone🕍 Who can tell whether this is Victoria Harbour in Hong Kong or Shanghai~ - The buildings of all nations in Puxi, the three-piece set of Lujiazui, and the scenery of Suzhou River are all very suitable for taking photos and checking in📸 (ps attached citywalk route easy to grasp‼️) - 📍Location: West Gate of Pudong Art Museum-Sunset Corridor 🚇Transportation: Line 14/2-Lujiazui Station, about 700 meters walk 🕘Time: The Bund buildings of all nations light up at 18:00 in winter and 19:00 in summer 🎫Ticket: It is free to watch the sunset here, and you need a ticket to enter the art museum - 🗺️Tour route: Jinling East Road Ferry Terminal➡️Pudong Art Museum➡️Lujiazui Three-piece Set➡️Nanjing East Road➡️The Bund➡️Suzhou River Bank - You must come to Shanghai to blow the evening breeze of the Huangpu River and see the Oriental Pearl Look at Lujiazui across the river, go to Nanjing Road to see the crowded crowd Feel the dazzling night view of the Bund!

For my first trip to mainland China, I chose Shanghai and Suzhou. I visited Disneyland, Costco, and witnessed the historical charm of Shanghai. I explored Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street, Huaihai Road, Wukang Road, the Bund, Lujiazui, and Jin Mao Tower. I experienced both the old and new areas, dined at Lao Jishi, took a ferry ride, and even saw an Egyptian exhibition. I traveled by subway and high-speed rail, shuttling between cities. I was amazed by the vastness and progress of mainland China. The local customs and culture are somewhat different from Taiwan, so I opened my heart to slowly experience them. I liked Suzhou even more. The unique scenery in the old city is unforgettable, with so many historical sites that it was overwhelming. I look forward to visiting mainland China again!

#JulyTravelSupportEvent This is a night view restaurant that only locals know about Most people look at the night view in front of the Bund But in fact, if you look at the night view from the Oriental Pearl Tower across the Bund, there are far fewer people and the night view is also spectacular🫶🏼 I'll tell you about a place where you can have a quick drink right in front of you 1886 Degu Automobile Restaurant (Lujia Yao Wenjiang Branch) Location/3068 Wenjiang Avenue #Shanghai #NightViewRestaurant #Couples #DatePlace

#chinatrip Always love exploring new places. I came by in the research that this is one of the must visit places in Shanghai. Usually people would just seeing this 3 Musketeer (Shanghai World Financial Centre, Jin Mao Tower and Shanghai Tower). The moment you arrive at this place, you will see a lot of people looking down to the floor 🌚 then realise you will also be one of them. Why? People are putting their camera / phone on the floor to snap the perfect wefie with 3 Muskeeter photo.

#cherryblossom2024 🌸 🌸 The cherry blossoms at the North Bund at night are absolutely stunning! Trust me, the scenery there is amazing! 🌸 🌸 The sea of violets and daffodils in front of it is a thing of the past now. But when the cherry blossoms are in full bloom and paired with the magical skyline of Lujiazui, it's truly beautiful. The flowering period is short but oh-so-pretty! 🌸 🌸 This weekend is the perfect time to enjoy the flowers. Adjust the blue tone before and after sunset, admire the lights of the skyscrapers, the deep blue night sky, and the pink cherry blossoms dancing in the night breeze. Find a cozy spot by the path, sit back, and savor the enchanting moments of spring. The cherry blossom forest lights up around 17:30, Lujiazui lights up around midnight, and the sunset is around 18:30. 🌸 🌸 In my opinion, the most atmospheric time to see the night cherry blossoms is between 18:00 and 19:00. If you want to capture daytime cherry blossoms separately, make sure the night view lights of the cherry blossom forest turn yellow before 17:30. 🌸 📍 Location: North Bund Riverside Green Area, South Gate 📍

#chinatrip Have you ever heard of 3 musketeer? You can actually find it in China 😎 introducing you the tallest building in China! We made a trip here to one of the nearby shopping mall through Didi taxi, then walk for around 15mins to Lujiazui. The moment we arrived at that area, noticed there are crowd in between the 3 massive buildings trying to take photo together. It is quite funny seeing everyone looking down. But of course, there is also a elevated deck overseeing it as well, if do not want to be stuck in crowd then can consider this!

This is not exactly Liujiazui - could not tag a more accurate location. Everyone knows West Bund， Bund or North Bund, but rarely do people talk about the Pudong side of the Bund - 滨江。 To cross the river for Pudong, hop on one of the multiple ferry stops along the Bund - I recommend the 董家渡 stop which will disembark you at 塘桥 - slightly south to Liujiazui. (See map) The entire ferry ride is a less than 10 minutes and costs 2RMB. Go on the upper outdoor deck to get the best views of both sides of the Huangpu river. Disembarking at 塘桥，walk north along the riverside promenade (滨江）and a get a closer view of the Pearl Tower as well as the the Bund from the other side. You can also ride or walk the 20km stretch of dedicated cyclist/pedestrian lane. The cyclable route winds through trees, rises above ground and goes through protected forest areas. Walk or ride, this is a very nice afternoon/sunset activity to to with a family but expect to have go through a few busy areas - Specially when getting closer to the Pearl Tower. You can plan a picnic or stop at the multiple coffee stops along the river as well as many restaurants - Fat Cow, Eli Falafel, Chili’s etc - as you get closer to Liujiazui. #visitshanghai #tripblazers #passionpassport #thebund #waitan

Beautiful Lujiazui (美丽陆家嘴) Im living china almost 5 year, I had no idea Shanghai could be this kinda beautiful and romantic city. Last few months I often come shanghai and suddenly I fall in love with shanghai. Most romantic and beautiful place always been Lujiazui, River crossing, Skyscraper buildings, Shanghai Tower, Its make mood like a red rose. Finally I moved shanghai permanently. I would like to invite guys come and see romantic shanghai once a life at least.

Lujiazui in Shanghai is home to some of the world's most iconic skyscrapers. The area is known for its stunning skyline, with towering buildings such as the Oriental Pearl Tower, Shanghai Tower, and Jin Mao Tower. These structures not only serve as impressive feats of engineering but also house a variety of businesses and attractions, including observation decks, restaurants, and hotels. Lujiazui is a must-visit destination for anyone visiting Shanghai, offering a unique perspective on the city's modern development and architectural achievements. Have you ever been to Lujiazui area? IG: edgarmesropyan #chinalife #chinatravel #shanghai #shanghaistyle #shanghailife #lujiazui

Shanghai's architecture is a fascinating blend of old and new, with a rich history of traditional Chinese styles and innovative modern designs. Exploring the city on foot is a great way to experience this diverse architecture, from the colonial buildings of the Bund to the soaring skyscrapers of Lujiazui. The city's unique mix of European and Chinese influences can be seen in landmarks like the Shanghai World Financial Center and the Yu Garden. Art deco buildings and lane houses also provide glimpses into Shanghai's past. With its constantly evolving skyline and rich cultural heritage, wandering through Shanghai is a rewarding experience for anyone interested in architecture and urban design. IG: edgarmesropyan #shanghailife #shanghailife #shanghaistyle#architecture #shanghaitravel

The Huangpu district in downtown Shanghai is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in modern architecture and cityscapes. This area is home to some of the tallest and most iconic skyscrapers in the world, including the famous Pearl Tower, Shanghai Tower, and Shanghai World Financial Center. The Pearl Tower, with its distinctive ball-shaped top, is one of the most recognizable landmarks in Shanghai. Visitors can take a high-speed elevator to the top for panoramic views of the city and the Huangpu River below. The Shanghai Tower is another impressive feat of engineering and design. This 632-meter-tall tower is the second-tallest building in the world, and it's home to a variety of offices, shops, and restaurants. Visitors can take a high-speed elevator to the observation deck on the 118th floor for breathtaking views of the city. The Shanghai World Financial Center is another iconic skyscraper in the Huangpu district. This 492-meter-tall tower is home to a mix of offices, hotels, and shopping centers, and it's known for its distinctive trapezoidal aperture at the top. Beyond the skyscrapers, the Huangpu district is also home to a variety of other attractions, including the Bund, a historic waterfront area that's lined with colonial-era buildings and offers stunning views of the city skyline. The district also boasts a variety of shops, restaurants, and nightlife venues, making it a popular destination for tourists and locals alike.

When you visit Shanghai it is always good to find places where you can take good pictures. As they always say “Instagram Worthy” places. my wife and I have always been fascinated with the sky scrapers in Shanghai specially Lujiazui area in Pudong. There are so many restaurants, cafe bars and malls around so you will never get bored exploring this area of Shanghai. Enjoy your trip.

Shanghai is a popular tourist destination known for its historical landmarks such as The Bund, City God Temple and Yu Garden as well as the extensive Lujiazui skyline, many skyscrapers, and major museums including the Shanghai Museum and the China Art Museum. During one of trips to Shanghai about 5 years ago one of the places we've been to is the Yu Garden also know as Yuyuan. It lies next to the City God Temple in Shanghai’s Old City, which was dedicated to the city’s spirits, or protectors, in the 1400s. The classic Chinese-style gardens, complete with rockeries, ponds, pavilions and towers, feature several distinct areas separated by grey tiled ridges called “dragon walls”. The area surrounding the gardens holds endless opportunities to try street food and buy souvenirs. If you can’t make it to Suzhou in Jiangsu province, which is better known for its gardens, Yuyuan will surely not failed you. Next is Shanghai Disneyland. Many of the rides, attractions and characters have been redesigned to cater to a Chinese tourist audience. A group of Chinese zodiac gardens make up its centre – with the 12 animals represented by Disney characters – and instead of Main Street USA, there is Mickey Avenue. There’s also more live entertainment here than in other Disney theme parks. It’s a great choice if you need a break from traditional sightseeing in Shanghai And if ever you feel tired being surrounded by tourist crowds, I highly recommended Wan Shan bird and flower market. Flowers are sold alongside pet birds, fish, chinchillas and even crickets – from the tiny to the unnervingly massive – in this market, which sits at the junction of Tibet Road and Huiji Road. You’ll also find potted plants, such as bonsai trees and succulents, on sale. Antiques and jade are also sold nearby, in case you’re good for small mammals, and your aquarium and window box are both fully stocked. Temples can be a great way to find peace within the noise of Shanghai tourism and city life in general, whether or not you are religious. The Buddhist temple of Longhua is the oldest in the city and has a fascinating history, from its inception in 242CE to i#spooktaculartrip s use as a Japanese-run internment camp during World War II. I suggest you simply walk around the complex, or buy some incense and send up a prayer of your own. These attractions are a great place to start if you only have a few days to experience the city’s splendour and I know you’ll find something worth visiting around every corner in the largest city in China. #meetshanghai #shanghai #travelinspiration #travel #awesomepic #mytripvlog #meettheworld