Singapore to Shanghai Flights

Flights from Singapore to Shanghai

Shanghai, also known as the gateway to China, is located along the Yangtze River Delta. It is the largest trade and cultural centre of China. Western customs and Chinese traditions intertwine to form the city’s unique identity. In addition to its modernization, the city's multicultural flair endows it with alluring beauty.

Which airport will I arrive in Shanghai?

Shanghai has two international airports - Pudong International Airport and Hongqiao International Airport. Flights from Singapore usually arrive at Pudong International Airport which is situated around 40 kilometres from Shanghai. Hongqiao International Airport is about 19 kilometres from the city centre.

What flights operate between Singapore and Shanghai?

China Eastern Airlines, Singapore Airlines, Malaysia Airlines, Garuda Indonesia and Philippine Airlines amongst others offer direct flights to Shanghai. The cheapest flights are provided by airlines like Malaysia Airlines and Garuda Indonesia.

How long is the flight from Singapore to Shanghai?

Direct flights between Singapore and Shanghai with no stops take an average of 5 hours and the longest flights can take up to 23 hours.

Which is the best area to stay in Shanghai?

If you are geared up for some good shopping, then Nanjing Road is the place to head. It is one of the premier shopping streets in Shanghai with easy access to The Bund and to transport. The Bund, which is the most iconic part of Shanghai, is a historical and financial centre of the city. During the night, it is illuminated and makes for a romantic setting for evening walks. Renmin Square, also known as People’s Square, is another place where you can find comfort. It is located in the very centre of Shanghai. It is the main business and cultural area of the city.

Where can I shop and eat in Shanghai?

For a typical Shanghainese breakfast on a budget there are two options, the fresh market or the breakfast canteens. Xinjiang restaurants are open 24 hours and are a mainstay of the city. North Sichuan Road offers good inexpensive merchandise and is always the first choice for tourists.  Middle Tibet Road is worth a visit too. Nanjing Road also has a wide variety of shops, some of which are a hundred years old.

What places should I visit in Shanghai?

The well-known landmark of Shanghai - the breathtaking Oriental Pearl Tower. The Tower stands over 400 metres tall and is punctuated by two spheres, one at the base and the other at the peak. After the Tower, make your way over to another famous site in Shanghai: The Bund. To the northeast of the old town is the splendid Yu Garden also known as the Garden of Happiness. One should not miss the beautiful Jade Buddha Temple that houses two Shakyamuni statues. The Shanghai Museum houses classical Chinese art.

What are the languages spoken in Shanghai?

Mandarin is the main language in Shanghai, but English is also very common in Shanghai, partly because it is a global hub.

Did You Know? The Shanghai Tower is the second tallest building in the world, standing at approximately 2,073 feet.

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