SHANGHAI
Apr 22, 2024|Apr 26, 2024
Nathan Lee
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🏙️ City Introduction
Shanghai, with its long history dating back to the Spring and Autumn Period of ancient China, is one of the earliest open coastal cities in China. With rich cultural heritage, it serves as a window for cultural exchanges between the East and the West.
It is a city with a well-developed transportation network, boasting China's largest airport group, port group, as well as an extensive network of highways and railways. Shanghai Pudong International Airport serves as an international aviation hub, and Shanghai Port is the world's largest container port.
Shanghai has a mild and humid climate with distinct seasons. Summers are hot and rainy, winters are cold and dry, springs are warm and windy, and autumns are cool and pleasant, making it ideal for living and working. As the economic and cultural center of China, Shanghai has blended Eastern and Western cultures to form its unique cultural identity, characterized by unique architectural styles, rich culinary culture, and a vibrant art scene.
🏖️ Travel Recommendations
1.The Bund
The Bund, located on the west bank of the Huangpu River in downtown Shanghai, is one of the most iconic landmarks in Shanghai. The skyline of diverse architectural styles and the night view of the Huangpu River are the most charming attractions here.
2.Shanghai Disneyland
Shanghai Disneyland is a world-class family entertainment destination specially designed and built for Chinese tourists.
3.Oriental Pearl Tower
The Oriental Pearl Tower, located in the Lujiazui area on the banks of the Huangpu River, presents the spectacular scenery of Shanghai as an international metropolis.
4.Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street
Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street has long been hailed as the premier commercial street in China, with numerous Shanghai old-brand shops and shopping malls.
5.City God Temple Tourist Area
The City God Temple Tourist Area houses Yuyuan Garden and the Old City God Temple, making it a must-visit for tourists new to Shanghai. Here, you can experience the folk customs of Shanghai and taste authentic Shanghai snacks and local dishes.
6.Tianzifang
Tianzifang, transformed from Shanghai's unique Shikumen architecture, is a creative work base for many literati and artists, suitable for leisurely exploration.
7.Yuyuan Garden
Yuyuan Garden, located in the northeast of Shanghai's Yuyuan Tourist Commercial Area, adjacent to Shanghai City God Temple and Yuyuan Tourist Shopping Mall, is a famous scenic spot and tourist destination known at home and abroad.
8.Zhujiajiao Ancient Town Scenic Area
Zhujiajiao Ancient Town is not far from Shanghai and is free to visit.
9.Huangpu River
The Huangpu River is known as the "mother river of Shanghai", dividing Pudong and Puxi and forming important landmarks such as the Bund and Lujiazui Financial Center.
🍜 Food Recommendations
Others
Shanghai is also a city that loves sports, and it has successfully hosted the 2010 World Expo. Annual regular international events held in Shanghai include the Formula 1 Chinese Grand Prix, Shanghai Longines Global Champions Tour, ATP1000 Tennis Masters, Shanghai Marathon, Shanghai Rowing Open, Shanghai Super Cup, Shanghai Tomorrow Star Championship, "Shanghai Cup" Chess Grandmaster Open, and many others. In addition, starting from 2024, there will also be the inaugural Olympic qualifying series, the Four Continents Figure Skating Championships of the International Skating Union, the FINA Swimming World Cup, the FISE World Tour, and the FIA Formula E World Championship, among others. Welcome tourists from all over the world to come and visit.
TIPS
- Pay attention to transportation issues. The subway is the most convenient option, covering most areas of Shanghai. Security checks and gates are essential, pay attention to directions and times when taking public transportation, and purchase tickets. There are also options such as buses and taxis, but pay attention to traffic safety and rules.
- Climate is also something to pay attention to. Shanghai has a subtropical monsoon climate with distinct seasons and pleasant temperatures. However, in winter, temperatures can drop rapidly, so be sure to keep warm; summers are hot and humid, so be sure to stay cool.