The Bund

When in Shanghai, you must go to the night view sightseeing route of the Bund in Magic City. Recently, some friends from other places asked me if they want to come to Shanghai to play, are there many people? I can only say that there are not a little bit of people, especially in places like Disneyland and the Bund, which are iconic check-in spots. (The last three pictures show the flow of people on the Bund) Friends who have never been to Shanghai are really worth coming to see and feel the atmosphere of Magic City. But recently, Shanghai is either stuffy or rainy, either sunny or humid, and many friends from the north may not be able to adapt to the climate here. I have organized a classic night view sightseeing route, classic three-piece set, four-piece set, Oriental Pearl, Waibaidu Bridge, People's Heroes Monument, Chen Yi Square, Customs Building, many internet celebrity check-in points can be covered, the whole process is free of charge, 360 degrees unobstructed view of the river. Route: Zhapu Road Bridge→Waibaidu Bridge Shanghai People's Memorial Tower Bund Sightseeing Avenue Photo shooting route Taken on Zhapu Road Bridge, the famous Master Bridge P3-8 Bund Sightseeing Avenue can be taken at will Post Office Building, can be photographed on Zhapu Road Bridge The building that looks like a monk's hat is the Westin Hotel in the Bund Center of Shanghai, which is now also an internet celebrity check-in point

🌅 Shanghai, the romantic sunset of the city of love and music Shanghai, this bustling metropolis, not only boasts the prosperity of the Bund, but also the romance of 'the city of love and music'. If you think the sunset at the Bund is already enchanting, then Pudong, this newly popular beautiful sunset spot, is definitely worth exploring. 🚢 Xiepu Road Ferry Terminal, an excellent spot for sunset - Location: Xiepu Road Ferry Terminal, get off at Xiepu Road Station on Metro Line 14, exit from Exit 4, and a 10-minute walk will get you there. - Transportation: Convenient subway transportation allows you to easily reach this beautiful riverside. 🚢 City walk route recommendation - Pingliang Road Ferry Terminal: Take the ferry to experience a different Shanghai style. - Qichang Wharf: Stroll along the river and feel the pulse of the city. 📸 Photography tips - Bridge overpass: Stand on the bridge and use a telephoto lens to capture the distant sunset and the beauty of the Huangpu River. - Check the weather forecast in advance to ensure the appearance of the afterglow. - After sunset: Wait for the moment when the city lights come on, as if you are in a scene from 'La La Land'. - Best shooting time: Sunset time (around 17:30) and blue hour (around 18:30-19:00). - Weekdays: Choose to come on weekdays when there are fewer people, which is more suitable for photography.

Comparing with the Bund in Shanghai, I feel sorry for Guangzhou!|||I recently went to Shanghai, and visited the Bund again. I have to say, the cultural and historical heritage, the modern architecture, and the bustling business, all contribute to the unique charm of the Bund. Many buildings actually feel similar to those on Yanjiang West Road in Guangzhou. But the scale and volume are far from Shanghai. - Historically speaking, Guangzhou, the millennium business capital, was the earliest commercial port. The history of opening to the outside world is clearly the longest, but it was quickly replaced by Shanghai who came from behind. The conservation efforts of Guangzhou for the west bank of Yanjiang West Road are far from Shanghai. Now it has become various wholesale markets and warehouses. I really feel it's a pity.

The only downside: it's only available in Shanghai! For the May Day holiday, the first thing to do in Shanghai is definitely to try the Bund-exclusive ice cream, a check-in must-have! The landmark-shaped ice cream is so photogenic, and all three flavors are delicious! My favorite is the matcha flavor, it's incredibly refreshing and perfect for summer. I roamed the Bund just for these ice creams! When you're tired from walking, head next door to try the Bund's must-visit queue king, even celebrities like Cook, Zheng Kai, and Wu Zun can't stop praising it, so of course, I had to follow the trend and try it! The crab roe noodles and Jiangnan sweet soup are so tasty! There's also the flower-carved drunken crab with super plump crab roe, right at the filming location of 'Blossoms' at Bund 27, where Miss Wang works. It really has the atmosphere of old Shanghai.

Shanghai is a dynamic and bustling city that offers plenty of exciting experiences for solo travelers. From cultural landmarks to vibrant neighborhoods, here are 10 awesome things to do solo in Shanghai: 1. Explore the Bund: Marvel at Shanghai's iconic skyline while strolling along the Bund waterfront. 2. Visit the Shanghai Museum: Immerse yourself in Chinese history and culture at this renowned museum. 3. Wander through Tianzifang: Get lost in the charming alleyways of this artsy district filled with boutiques and cafes. 4. Take a river cruise: Enjoy breathtaking views of Shanghai's landmarks from a cruise along the Huangpu River. 5. Explore the French Concession: Discover the European charm of this neighborhood with its trendy shops and cafes. 6. Visit the Urban Planning Exhibition Center: Learn about Shanghai's urban development and see a detailed city model. 7. Enjoy a traditional tea ceremony: Experience tranquility and savor different teas at a traditional teahouse. 8. Explore the Longhua Temple: Visit this ancient Buddhist temple and witness the evening bell-ringing ceremony. 9. Shop at Nanjing Road: Indulge in a shopping spree along one of the world's busiest shopping streets. 10. Enjoy a night out in Xintiandi: Experience Shanghai's vibrant nightlife with its diverse dining and entertainment options.

On the Bund in Shanghai! Spend a little money to pretend to be a big shot! Dazzling and extravagant~||Checked in at the popular photo spot on the Bund📸 Dazzling and extravagant~ It really has the taste of a wealthy daughter! Just at 👉2nd floor of No.6 Bund. Order a drink and cry😭 But for the sake of taking beautiful photos, I can only take photos for 5 minutes. The lights are off at 10 o'clock. Sisters, pay attention to the rhythm. You can search for poses in advance. It's also nice to take pictures of the Oriental Pearl Tower through the window hehe~

The Bund is one of the most popular places to visit in Shanghai, and is regarded as the symbol of the city.

How can you not visit this terrace when you come to Shanghai!? Although the citywalk is popular recently, but the weather is too hot I still prefer to chat with friends in the cool breeze of the Huangpu River on the Bund in the evening Perhaps only in Shanghai can I find the original intention of picking up the camera!! Ps: All are shot with a camera, I didn't fly a drone, because it will be hit

#chinatrip [Shanghai Photo] Is there only one key location for taking a four piece set with the same frame? Location: 200 Huangpu Road, Hongkou District, also known as the World Congress Guest Hall Binjiang Pedestrian Road Transportation: Subway Line 12 International Passenger Transport Center Station, one step navigation to the World Congress Guest Hall, one step walking to the Binjiang Pedestrian Road, and then driving directly to the World Congress Guest Hall, one step walking to the Binjiang Pedestrian Road, 00 machine location search: After arriving at the Binjiang Pedestrian Road, open this little red book. Compared to the picture and the physical building opposite, take a few steps left and right to reach the same location, there are very few people! Suggestion for driving scholars to take photos: use a telephoto lens (70-200mm, images 1 and 2 are taken at 120mm and 200mm respectively), and some phones can take 4-8x photos. Tripod (optional during the day, with F8 aperture/SO100/slow door for 5s at night); People are like shooting (Figure 3). You can have the model approach the railing, and the photographer is about 5-10 meters away. Use telephoto to increase the sense of space compression (preferably with additional light or flash).

Some places can't say exactly where they are good, but they are unforgettable. For me, Shanghai is such a place - it is both the first stop of my trip and the city I have visited the most. It has both the prosperity of modern cities and the beauty of Jiangnan water towns. High-rise buildings and alleyways shine each other, elegant and lazy coexist. Various seemingly contradictory but harmoniously coexisting elements are breathtaking, and inclusiveness and diversity are the most fascinating places in Magic City. 🌟Classic check-in route ➡️City God Temple-Yuyuan Garden-Bund-Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street The must-check route for the first time to Shanghai. The "old Shanghai" and the "new era" coexist. Religious buildings, Jiangnan gardens, skyscrapers, snack commercial streets, this route includes them all. If you have time, you can also visit the nearby Shanghai Museum, but the museum has many people during the holidays and needs to be booked in advance. 🌟City walk route ➡️Wukang Road/Yuyuan Road/Hengshan Road/Sweet Love Road/Duolun Road If you don't want to go to the crowded check-in spots, just find a road to see the plane trees and old houses, and you can occasionally find some special small shops or cafes. 🌟Jiangnan ancient town route ➡️Xinchang Ancient Town/Nanxiang Ancient Town/Fengjing Ancient Town/Zhujiajiao Ancient Town You don't need to go to Suzhou and Hangzhou, there are small bridges and flowing water in Shanghai. If you go to Xinchang Ancient Town, remember to bring a postcard, the postal code there is 201314. 🌟Second element route ➡️EVA Unit 0/Gundam Statue/Baolian ZX/Meiluo City Known as China's Akihabara, the city with the highest concentration of the second element in China, arranging a whole day of the second element journey is also a good choice. 🌟Fairy tale route ➡️Disneyland Disney must arrange a whole day, stay near the park one day in advance, or near the subway station near the park, start early the next day, and prepare to welcome a day of many people and happiness. 🚌Transportation Buses and subways are very convenient, Alipay, Cloud Flash Pay and WeChat can all open electronic bus cards, or directly download a metropolis app. 🏠Accommodation It is recommended to stay near People's Square and Nanjing Road, which is convenient for travel and dining, and you can go to the Bund to blow the wind at night. 🍜Food Fried dumplings and small steamed buns are local snacks, and crayfish are also very good. Some special themed restaurants need to be booked, so you can do some homework in advance.

#cherryblossom2024 🌸 Amazing! Don't miss this perspective on the Bund!! The perspective of discovering the Bund for the first time is also wonderful! The "water curtains" spraying towards the Huangpu River on the Bund, illuminated by constantly changing neon lights, are like the changing "aurora" spraying wine into the river! Extra quiet stealing! Isn't this a great opportunity to shoot long exposures! Under the long exposure of the camera, these "waterfalls" appear too delicate and slippery! Surprisingly comfortable! Paired with modern architecture in the distance, crowded crowds, and extended street lights, it is indeed a great photography perspective! Everyone, go and give it a try! Looking forward to seeing everyone's works in the comments section!

1.Apps Important things need to be repeated thrice! China is such a forward country that everything in their lives revolves around the apps. Get these to survive: Alipay(3% transaction fee above RMB200) -A map -Trip.com 2.Passport/visa.2 Singapore passport holders can go into China without visa for 15 days. For non-Singaporeans who live here, you need to apply for visa. Application process is pretty straightforward, and need about 1 week. 3.Bank card and Money Although Alipay is highly preferable, sometimes it just doesn't work properly, but fret not, we can still use card or cash to pay. Also, since higher-value purchases have admin charges, recommend to ask the merchants if they accept cards before using Alipay to save some money, which could accumulate. Remember to activate overseas usage on your cards, and exchange some money if needed. As a reference, we exchanged $300 for 11 days but only used up $200(you can also bring some SGD to exchange there, should be pretty convenient in the cities) 4.Local Sim card or Hong Kong Sim card Many apps (2 mentioned above as examples) only work with local numbers. Recommend to get local number when you land, to use those. 5. clothes Do prepare and bring more clothes than necessary, especially in cooler/colder months, as the weather can change anytime (more fickle than women!)l checked the weather 3-4 times before my trip and still ended up bringing wrong clothes! Best is to prepare for layering, as daily weather can also keep changing. #trip