Huangpu River

The Huangpu River walking route is a perfect way to spend a warm day in Shanghai📍🇨🇳 Both sides of the Huangpu River have great paths for walking and cycle but this particular route starts on The Bund side of Puxi 🏨 Begin this route at Huangpu Expo Sports Park and head north towards The Bund and Garden Bridge🌱💚 Along the way, you can watch boats heading out to the East China See and enjoy modern Lujiazui skyline from across the river 💧 This walking route is peaceful and a great way to enjoy a weekend in Shanghai🌍✈️ #shanghai #walking #chinatravel #chinalife #chinadestinations

Half beautiful, quite beautiful, sharing with you to enjoy the flower rain together, the entire row of roses are bursting with blooms, with seven or eight or nine flowers crowded together on a single branch, from afar it looks like cotton candy dancing in the wind. With the broad view of the river, the temperature in May is comfortable with a gentle breeze. It's a very comfortable morning exercise. The holiday is so wonderful. I hope to explore more cycling routes this summer. Yangshupu Road, No. 1088, Fisherman's Wharf.

Shanghai finally cleared up, I really don't want to miss this blooming cherry blossom season ☀️· Chenshan Botanical Garden is too far away, accidentally found this small cherry blossom viewing place in the city center: Free public green space by the Huangpu River· There are not only cherry blossoms in full bloom here🌸 There is also a sea of ​​tulips in rainbow colors🌷 The layering of the scenery is better than the tulips on the Bund photographed a few days ago. 🌷Time: 2022.3.23 🌷Location: Qinjian Spring Garden (No. 200 Miaojiang Road, Huangpu District) 🌷Blooming situation: Cherry blossoms are 70% and tulips are in full bloom · 📸Suggestions for shooting: 1. Because of wearing a mask Taking pictures from the back is also a good choice A hat will add points to the back· 2. Harvest tulips and cherry trees from an upward angle Wide-angle shooting is recommended, and it is also very suitable for taking pictures with mobile phones. #flowerlover #cherryblossom

#shanghai Yuyuan Garden & The Scene from across the Huangpu river is amazing. You can take in the sights and scenes and enjoy the different cuisines available. You can literally get anywhere in 20-30 minutes in Inner City#travelshanghai#Shanghai#TheHai

#meetshanghai It was my first trip to Shanghai, absolutely amazing way to see Shanghai at night. The view around on the river was absolutely incredible, and everything was lit up. A must do in Shanghai. Outstanding view of the skyline. Highly recommended! #shanghai

Don’t you know what to do on a rainy day in Shanghai? Do you think that all your plans are ruined and you will spend the whole day in a hotel? NO!! There is a way out!!! Take a boat trip along the Huangpu River! It will be a cool adventure and a nice entertainment during the rain. You will be able to see the sky scrapers and the architecture of the city from the river side. It’s smth different! On the boat you can find a warm place, drink hot tea and observe the city from the window. Or you can go out, and under the roof enjoy the view and the wind. 📍Boats leave every 30 minutes from 11:00 am from the Bund. 📍Cruise take at around 1 hour. 📍Price - 150 rmb. #bucketlistreboot

If you spend a day venturing along the South Bund, you will be surprised at its quiet and quaint nature🍃🌿 If you start exploring around the metro stop of South Xizang Road and walk north, you will come across many beautiful views of Pudong district🌲 This part of the Bund is laced with flowers, trees and other floral presentations, making for incredible views of Lujiazui and other districts! You’ll be surprised to feel like the only person exploring the Bund, and you can truly relax in this peaceful part of Shanghai🪴 Sometimes you just need to escape the hustle and bustle of the city centre, and this is an excellent place to do so🌺🌸🌼 #christmasgiveaway #city #shanghai #china #explore #urbanexplorer

#shanghai The first experience of a private yacht, the overall feeling is still very good, there is a private butler to provide full service. I contracted the giant LED on the side of the Mercedes-Benz venue to surprise my girlfriend and prepare for marriage proposal. Sailing on the Huangpu River in Shanghai feels very comfortable. You can see the prosperity of the Bund and the beauty of Lujiazui from the river. The overall score is perfect!

Address - 上海市-黄浦区-福州路19号 Ambiance/Facilities - Yummy selection of food for brunch Highlights - Cozy ambiance and good food in a quaint cafe close to the Huangpu river... if you need a break from sight seeing.. Avg. Price per Person - $156 Rating - Good 

#freehotelstay Nestled on the eastern coast of China, Shanghai stands as a testament to the nation's rapid modernization and cultural heritage. Renowned as the "Paris of the East" and the "Pearl of the Orient," this bustling metropolis offers a captivating blend of history, innovation, and diversity, making it a must-visit destination for tourists worldwide. One of Shanghai's most iconic landmarks is the Bund, a waterfront promenade that showcases a mesmerizing juxtaposition of architectural styles. On one side, visitors are greeted by the majestic skyscrapers of Pudong, symbolizing the city's futuristic ambitions. On the other, elegant colonial-era buildings evoke the glamour of Shanghai's past as a global financial hub in the early 20th century. A leisurely stroll along the Bund offers panoramic views of the Huangpu River, providing a serene escape from the city's bustling streets. Delving deeper into Shanghai's rich history, tourists can explore the ancient alleyways of the Old City, where traditional shikumen houses and tranquil gardens offer a glimpse into Shanghai's storied past. The Yuyuan Garden, dating back to the Ming Dynasty, is a serene oasis amidst the urban chaos, with its winding pathways, ornate pavilions, and tranquil ponds inviting visitors to immerse themselves in centuries-old Chinese architecture and landscaping. For those with a penchant for culture and the arts, Shanghai boasts a vibrant array of museums, galleries, and theaters. The Shanghai Museum, housed in a striking modern building reminiscent of an ancient Chinese cooking vessel, showcases an extensive collection of artifacts spanning thousands of years of Chinese history and culture. Meanwhile, the Shanghai Grand Theater hosts world-class performances ranging from classical ballet to contemporary theater, providing a feast for the senses. No visit to Shanghai would be complete without indulging in its culinary delights. From mouthwatering street food stalls serving up steaming bowls of noodles and succulent dumplings to Michelin-starred restaurants offering innovative interpretations of traditional Chinese cuisine, Shanghai tantalizes taste buds with its diverse culinary landscape. Foodies can embark on a culinary journey through the city's vibrant neighborhoods, sampling regional specialties such as xiaolongbao (soup dumplings) in the historic French Concession or savory Shanghai-style noodles in the bustling Xintiandi district. As night falls, Shanghai truly comes alive, with its neon-lit skyline illuminating the cityscape in a dazzling display of lights. Visitors can experience the pulsating energy of the city's nightlife scene, from chic rooftop bars offering panoramic views of the skyline to lively night markets brimming with street performers and local vendors. Whether sipping cocktails at a trendy lounge or dancing the night away at a bustling nightclub, Shanghai offers endless opportunities for unforgettable nocturnal adventures. In conclusion, Shanghai is a city of contrasts and contradictions, where ancient traditions coexist with modern innovation, and East meets West in a harmonious fusion of cultures. From its iconic landmarks and rich history to its vibrant arts scene and culinary delights, Shanghai captivates and enthralls visitors with its boundless energy and unmistakable charm. A visit to this dynamic metropolis is sure to leave a lasting impression and inspire a sense of wonder and discovery.

Huangpu River, also known as Huangxiepu or Chunshen River,is a very beautiful and unique river. It is also a landmark of Shanghai, separating the city into two parts,Pudong and Puxi. With a total length of 113 km (70 mi) and a width of 300-770 m (984-2,526 ft), amazing! the river runs through over 10 districts in the city. It is regarded as the Mother River of Shanghai, this is an important part of the city and visiting it was awesome

|You must, must, must visit the Bund!!! . "The ten-mile foreign market is a place of fireworks, where fortunes meet on the Shanghai Bund," strolling along the glittering Bund, every casual snapshot is like a scene from a movie. The scenery is really, really beautiful and stunning, you must visit the Bund when you come to Shanghai. Note: The 12 yuan ferry is worth a try, you can get a close feel of the beauty of the Huangpu River! 2If you go to the Bund in winter, remember to add clothing, the wind is very strong there