2026 Shanghai Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in March)

The Bund is one of the most recognizable places in Shanghai. It is a historic waterfront promenade along the Huangpu River, offering the famous panoramic view of Pudong’s modern skyline and skyscrapers. On one side of the river stand early-20th-century buildings in European architectural styles — former banks, trading houses, and grand hotels from the colonial era. Across the river rises the futuristic skyline of Pudong. This contrast between old and modern Shanghai makes the Bund especially impressive. 📍 Location: • Central Shanghai • Huangpu District • Along the Huangpu River waterfront 🚘 How to Get There: • Metro: East Nanjing Road Station (Lines 2 and 10) • About 10 minutes walking from the station to the waterfront It is also easy to reach by taxi or Didi from anywhere in central Shanghai. 💰 Cost: • Walking along the Bund is free Optional experiences: • Huangpu River cruise: ~120–200 CNY • Observation decks in Pudong skyscrapers: ~150–220 CNY 💎 Best Time to Visit: • Evening and night are the most impressive times The Pudong skyscrapers light up and the city skyline looks spectacular. Sunset is also great for photography. 🧩 Crowds: The Bund is one of the most popular places in Shanghai, so it can be crowded, especially in the evening. For a quieter experience, visit early morning or late at night. 🏠 Where to Stay: Many travelers choose hotels near the Bund or Nanjing Road, as it is a convenient area for exploring the city center. ⏰ How Much Time to Plan: • 1–2 hours for a walk and photos • 2–3 hours if you include dinner, a river cruise, or a visit to an observation deck.

A nighttime stroll along The Bund reveals a completely different Shanghai. 🌃 The lights of the skyscrapers reflect in the river, and the promenade comes alive with the city's gentle ambiance. Time seems to slow down, and every shot captured on your camera feels like a little piece of magic. ✨📸 The path to the promenade winds through Shanghai's streets, where you can sample traditional food and pick up a variety of souvenirs. 🍤 Sometimes, the best way to feel the city is simply to walk and watch it glow at night. Note: After 10 PM, some skyscrapers turn off their lights, so the view might not be as dazzling!

Want to spend a day surrounded by wildlife right in Shanghai? 🐅🦒 Then Shanghai Wild Animal Park is the perfect choice! Here, you can see tigers, lions, giraffes, pandas, and many other animals in spacious enclosures and safari areas. The safari rides and interactive lemur encounters are particularly impressive. 🦝📸 🎟 Tickets: ¥128 (includes a bus tour) Additional expenses: 🦘 To enter the kangaroo enclosure and feed them, you need to pay ¥30 🦙 To get closer to alpacas and llamas for photos, you need to pay ¥40 🚇 How to get there by metro: Take Line 2 to Chuansha Station, then transfer to a taxi or local bus—the park is about 10–15 minutes away. ⏰ Opening hours: The park is usually open from 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM, but some animal zones close earlier.

If you're looking for a relaxing stroll and beautiful photos in Shanghai, head to North Bund Greenland 🌿 This promenade combines green spaces, wide avenues, and views of Pudong's majestic skyscrapers. Perfect shots are taken by the water, especially at sunrise or sunset, when the city's reflections create a magical atmosphere. Don't forget to check out the art installations and unusual bridges—every corner here seems made for a photo! 📸✨ Not far from the promenade is a large shopping mall complex where you can enjoy traditional Chinese or European cuisine🍱🍕 #shanghai #Embankment #Skyscrapers #Pearl #Photo

Walking along the promenade, you realize—this is the real Shanghai 🌆 You look up, and there it is, the legendary Oriental Pearl Tower. No matter how many photos you've seen, seeing it in person is completely different: powerful, futuristic, and slightly alien 😍 Yes, the weather decided to add some drama—a light drizzle and clouds, but it only made the evening more atmospheric. On one side, you have the cosmic skyscrapers of Lujiazui, and on the other, cozy green spots where locals read, chat, or simply take a break from the city's hustle. By the way, you can go inside the tower (open from 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM, last entry at 8:30 PM, tickets around 199 yuan). But honestly? Just coming to the promenade is enough—the wow-effect is free 😅 The only downside—it's crowded. Especially on weekends. So if you want photos without "neighbors" in the frame, snap quickly and keep strolling 😉 Shanghai knows how to surprise. Even when you least expect it. Especially in the rain 🌧️❤️

Yuyuan Garden in Shanghai: A Visitor's Guide 🌿 📍Address: 218 Anren St, Huangpu District (上海安仁街218号). 🚇How to get there: Take metro line 10 or 14 to Yuyuan Garden Station, exit 1 or 3 — and you're there. 💸Prices: Entry to the garden — 40 yuan (peak season) / 30 yuan, nearby temple — 10 yuan. 👥IMPORTANT: The garden is always crowded, especially on weekends and holidays, so either prepare for the crowd or arrive at the opening time at 9 AM to take photos without too many people in the frame 😅 ❓What to do: Inside the garden, look for the famous Jade Rock and the Hall of Prosperity. Outside, make sure to walk across the Nine-Bend Bridge (said to ward off evil spirits) and visit the legendary Huxinting Teahouse in the middle of the pond. 🍮Where to eat: The iconic Nanxiang Steamed Bun Restaurant right by the bridge — they serve the legendary xiaolongbao dumplings 🥟 You can also buy souvenirs in the nearby shops, but don't forget to bargain. This place is a must-visit despite the crowds ✨

🌌 Immerse yourself in cosmic art right in the center of Shanghai – the interactive Starry Band Museum on East Nanjing Road will amaze you with mirror mazes and halls of endless starry skies, creating the illusion of another galaxy! 🧭 Recommended route: Start your mini-exploration at Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street (take the pedestrian street – it will take you straight to Mosaic Plaza), then head up to the 4th floor next to the Apple Store. ✨ Must-do: — Walk through the mirror maze (it feels like you're actually immersed in the stars!) — Play with optical illusions in the interactive rooms — Enjoy the room with the infinite starry universe 💡 Practical tips: — The museum is open from 10:00 AM to 9:30 PM, last admission is at 9:00 PM — Tickets: 39.80 RMB — Convenient cafes and shops nearby to round out the evening #Shanghai #StarryBandMuseum #ArtExperience #NanjingRoad #TravelTips

การเดินเล่นในเซี่ยงไฮ้คือความสุขขั้นสุดของสายชิล เพราะแต่ละถนนเต็มไปด้วยเรื่องราวกว่า 100 ปี ร้านลับ คาเฟ่ลับ บ้านสไตล์ต่างชาติ มุมถ่ายรูปสวยทุกก้าว เข้าใจง่ายกว่าเดิน Bund อีกนะ ✨ 1️⃣ Yuyuan Road ถนนอันดับ 1 แบบไร้ข้อโต้แย้งใน Magic City เต็มไปด้วยร้านเทรนดี้ คาเฟ่ถ่ายรูปสนุก บ้านต่างชาติเปิดให้ชมฟรี เดินแล้วเพลินมาก 👣 เส้นทางเดินแนะนำ: Yuyuan Road → Zhang Garden → Jing'an Sculpture Park 👉 จุดที่ควรแวะ: Money Shop Ribone Cafe Artist La Pie Fanji 2️⃣ Wukang Road พื้นที่แกนหลักของเขตประวัติศาสตร์ Hengfu มีบ้านต่างชาติกว่า 14 หลังเรียงตลอดถนนยาวกว่า 1 กม. เดินยังไงก็ได้รูปสวย เป็นอีกถนนที่ห้ามพลาด 👣 เส้นทาง: Wukang Road → Wuyuan Road → Fuxing West Road → Yongfu Road → Shanghai Library 👉 จุดแนะนำ: Wukang Building Da Yin Bookstore Song Qingling Residence Romeo’s Balcony 3️⃣ Anfu Road ถนนยาวไม่ถึง 1 กม. แต่ขึ้นชื่อว่าเป็น “ศูนย์รวมร้านฮิตระดับจักรวาล” เดินเพลินทุกร้าน เทรนด์แรงทุกจุด 👣 เส้นทาง: Huaihai Road → Anfu Road → Wukang Road 👉 จุดที่ควรแวะ: Wiggle Wiggle 13DE MARZO D.Desirable NU Shop 4️⃣ Yongjia Road ได้ฉายา ถนนเล็กที่แพงที่สุดในเซี่ยงไฮ้ เพราะมีบ้านสไตล์ต่างชาติมูลค่าสูงเรียงรายทั้งเส้น บรรยากาศดีสำหรับสายชิล–สายคาเฟ่ 👣 เส้นทาง: Yongjia Road → Jianguo West Road → Taiyuan Road → Yongkang Road 👉 จุดแนะนำ: Coffee Bread Good Weather Goose Island Taproom Money Shop 5️⃣ Fumin Road ถนนที่ได้ฟีลปารีสแบบอบอุ่น มีต้นไม้เรียงราย ผสมความเฟรนช์กับไลฟ์สไตล์สุดคิวท์ได้ลงตัว 👣 เส้นทาง: Julu Road → Fumin Road → Changle Road 👉 จุดแนะนำ: No. 38 Fumin Road Catelbon Bistro 11 Zetian Benjia 6️⃣ Hengshan Road ถนนที่ได้ชื่อว่า “Champs-Élysées แห่งตะวันออก” เต็มไปด้วยเสน่ห์เซี่ยงไฮ้เก่า บ้านต้นไม้ โคตรชิล เดินเพลินมาก 👣 เส้นทาง: No.8 Hengshan Road → Yongpingli → Libo Garden 👉 จุดแนะนำ: No. 8 Hengshan Road Hengshan Bazaar Xujiahui Park 7️⃣ Sinan Road ถูกเรียกว่า “หนังสือประวัติศาสตร์ที่มีชีวิตของเซี่ยงไฮ้” เพราะถนนเส้นนี้อัดแน่นด้วยบ้านต่างชาติแบบคลาสสิกกว่า 50 หลัง เดินแล้วเหมือนหลุดเข้าไปในไทม์แมชชีน 100 ปี 👉 จุดแนะนำ: No. 53 Sinan Mansion Zhou Gongguan Sun Yat-sen Residence Sinan Bookstore 8️⃣ Xinhua Road ถนนสวนแห่งแรกใน Magic City — เดินสนุกทุกฤดู บ้านสวย ต้นไม้เยอะ ฟีลอบอุ่นเหมือนยุโรป 👣 เส้นทาง: Kai Xuan Road → Xinhua Road 👉 จุดแนะนำ: Xinhua Villa One Foot Garden Vila Le Bec 321 #เซี่ยงไฮ้ #shanghai #ที่เที่ยวเซี่ยงไฮ้ #เที่ยวจีน #trip

I've updated my trip to Shanghai in June 2025 with more details! This article introduces city sightseeing and Shanghai Disneyland! I hope it was helpful! 🧡 ─────────────── 🏰 Theme Park | Shanghai Disneyland Enjoy one of the world's largest castles and the Shanghai-exclusive Zootopia attraction! 🦊🐰 The park is quite large, so I recommend taking a full day to explore! 🗺753 Shendi North Road, Chuansha New Town, Pudong New Area 🚇 Directly connected to Metro Disney Resort Station (Line 11) ─────────────── 🌆 Night View | The Bund Shanghai's iconic night view spot, stretching along the Huangpu River The contrast between the illuminated European-style architecture and the Pudong skyscrapers is beautiful☺️ 🗺Zhongshan East 1st Rd, Huangpu, Shanghai 🚇 East Nanjing Road (Lines 2 and 10), approximately a 10-minute walk ─────────────── 🏮 Sightseeing Spot | Yuyuan Garden A Chinese garden built during the Ming Dynasty The nearby Yuyuan Shopping Mall is a great place to sample local delicacies and shop for souvenirs✨ 🗺218 Anren St, Huangpu, Shanghai 🚇 Yuyuan Garden (Lines 10 and 14), about a 5-minute walk ─────────────── 🏯 Tourist Attractions | Qibao Ancient Town A water town easily accessible from downtown Shanghai The tranquil atmosphere allowed for a leisurely stroll. 🗺Minhang District, Shanghai 🚇 Qibao (Line 9), about a 10-minute walk ─────────────── 🥐Bakery | AMAM LONBAKERY TOWN I went to a bakery I'd been wanting to try. I heard there's always a line, but I happened to be able to go when it was quiet! The interior is also cute! 💓 Everything looks delicious, so it's hard to decide which one to buy... 🗺Multiple locations in Shanghai 🚇 Varies by location ─────────────── 🍜 Gourmet | Yuxingji (Yùxīngjì) This long-established restaurant serves Shanghai's famous noodle dishes, so I was determined to try it. I made it! I ordered the popular crab noodle set. 🍜 It was easy to eat and delicious, with no particular flavor. 😋 🗺Multiple locations in Shanghai 🚇Varies by location ─────────────── 🗼Landmark | Oriental Pearl Tower This iconic TV tower in the Pudong area is lit up at night, so taking photos with it against the night view is the ultimate Shanghai experience. 👌🏻 🗺1 Century Ave, Pudong, Shanghai 🚇Lujiazui (Line 2) - Approximately 5 minutes' walk ─────────────── ✨ Summary Moving around Shanghai and Shanghai Disneyland, using the subway and DiDi (a ride-hailing app) was an efficient way to get around. ◎ From Disney to the night view, the historic streets, and the food, I was very satisfied with my short stay because I was able to fully experience the "Shanghai-ness" of the city. ✨ ✔ My goal: Shanghai Disneyland ✔ My first trip to Shanghai and China ✔ Enjoy both photography and sightseeing! This is a recommended guide for those who want to do just that! 🇨🇳✈️ #AsiaTravel #HotelReview #ShanghaiTrip #ShanghaiDisney

Spring has truly arrived! Last weekend, I finally visited the much-anticipated "Wonderland of Flowers and Art" exhibition at Shanghai Expo Culture Park, and the experience far exceeded my expectations! This place is nothing like those crowded check-in spots; it feels more like a private spring garden full of artistic charm. Tickets cost 98 RMB, but it’s absolutely worth it! If you’re looking for a quiet place to enjoy flowers and easily capture cinematic photos, this guide is all you need. 🌸 Exhibition Key Information - 📍 Location: Shanghai Expo Culture Park (Pudong area) - 📅 Duration: From now until mid to late May (spanning the entire spring!) - ⏰ Opening Hours: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM (It’s recommended to double-check on the official platform before going) - 🎫 Tickets: 98 RMB for adults (ticket grants access to the entire related floral art area) - 🚇 Transportation: Metro Line 13 “Expo Avenue Station” or Line 7 “Houtan Station,” both within walking distance. 🌿 What’s Worth Seeing? The Perfect Blend of Art and Flowers The highlight here isn’t just a sea of flowers, but the clever combination of floral displays with contemporary art installations. Walking through the exhibition feels like strolling through an open-air art museum, with a new scene at every step. - Chui Mei Waterfall (current highlight): You see it right at the entrance! Pink flower branches cascade like a waterfall, forming a natural “flower curtain.” This is the most photogenic spot in the park, with an atmosphere that’s instantly captivating. - Cherry Blossom Path (late March to April’s main event): Both sides of the path are lined with cherry trees, and during full bloom, it looks like a scene straight out of a comic. - Wisteria Flower Valley: Romantic purple flower clusters hang from artistic trellises, paired with minimalist sculptures for a very sophisticated vibe. - Iris Flower Area: The colors are vivid and bright, perfect for crouching down to capture close-ups that reveal the delicate textures of the petals. The entire park is dotted with large sculptures and art installations that don’t disrupt nature but instead add layers and stories to the floral scenery. 📸 Reproducible Photo Tips (Tested and Proven) I’ve summarized a few universal formulas—just copy these to shoot “springtime cinematic” photos: 1. Golden Hours: 9:30-11:00 AM or 3:30-5:00 PM. The light during these times is very soft, perfect for capturing the translucence of flowers and gentle skin tones. 2. Outfit Suggestions: Opt for white, beige, or light lotus pink dresses or knitwear. Materials like cotton, linen, or chiffon flutter beautifully in the breeze. Avoid overly complex patterns or overly bright colors to keep the focus on you and the flowers. 3. Universal Composition Techniques: - Frame Composition: Stand under the Chui Mei branches and let the hanging flowers naturally form a “frame” around you, instantly adding focus and depth to the shot. - Foreground Blur: Bring your phone or camera close to a cluster of flowers as the foreground, focus on a person slightly farther away, and you’ll get a dreamy blur effect that easily hides any cluttered background. - Use Installations: Have the subject stand next to sculptures or walk along the art paths for candid shots that harmoniously combine flowers, people, and art. For videos, use slow-motion mode and walk slowly or spin under the flowers—the moment petals fall is incredibly soothing. 💡 Practical Tips and Suggested Route - About crowds: The ticket price acts as a filter, effectively controlling visitor numbers. On weekdays, you can basically have a whole flower sea to yourself. On weekends, arriving early (right at opening) is best. - Suggested route: The park is quite large, so grab a map at the entrance. A classic no-backtracking route is: enter from the north gate → Chui Mei area → Sculpture Garden → Wisteria Valley → Cherry Blossom Path → Iris Pond → Rest on the large lawn. Take your time strolling and shooting; it takes about 3-4 hours. - Other preparations: Food options inside are limited, so bring water and some snacks. Wear comfortable shoes! Make sure your camera and phone are fully charged because you’ll be taking lots of photos and videos. 🌟 My Overall Impression What touched me most here is a rare sense of relaxation. You can sit on the big lawn and daydream or slowly explore the flower paths without feeling rushed. Every ray of light and corner is thoughtfully designed yet feels natural. For 98 RMB, you’re not just buying an exhibition ticket—you’re buying a whole afternoon of peaceful, beautiful springtime. Whether you’re meeting girlfriends for a photo shoot, couples on a date, or just want to soak up spring energy alone, this place is a perfect choice. With the flowers in full bloom and fewer crowds, don’t hesitate to plan your visit now!

Live Update from Gucun Park Early Cherry Blossoms｜This Weekend, the First Wave of Cherry Blossoms This Year Arrives on Time! The freshest firsthand information! This guide is basically your "action plan" for the weekend outing. Save it with one click and get ready for the cherry blossoms. Core Viewing Areas Rated for This Weekend (Early March) Currently, there are three prime spots to visit—don’t go to the wrong place: 1. 🚪 Gate 1 · Cherry Blossom Forest Station ◦ Recommendation Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐+ ◦ Live Status: Tsubaki Kan Zakura (Hatsubiijin) is in full bloom and is the current beauty highlight. ◦ Environment: Features wooden boardwalks and small lawns, offering flexible compositions, perfect for portraits and close-ups of cherry blossoms. 2. 🚪 Gate 2 · Near the Ferris Wheel & Beauty Road ◦ Recommendation Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ ◦ Live Status: Kawazu Cherry Blossoms will be nearly in full bloom this weekend. This is the best spot to capture the classic shot of "cherry blossoms with the Ferris wheel." The Beauty Road area has a huge lawn with an open landscape. ◦ Environment: Combines landmarks with floral scenery, providing diverse photo opportunities. 3. 🚪 Gate 3 Entrance ◦ Recommendation Rating: ⭐⭐+ (Not recommended for now) ◦ Live Status: Flowering is average here; you can skip this area for now and save your time for the above spots. 🌸 Current Bloom Progress of Early Cherry Blossom Varieties • Tsubaki Kan Zakura (Hatsubiijin): In full bloom, at the peak viewing period. • Kawazu Cherry Blossoms: Nearly full bloom this weekend, another main attraction. • Ooyuzakura: Budding with color showing, about to take over the spotlight. • Important Reminder: The currently open early cherry blossoms account for only about 20% of all cherry blossoms in the park. For large-scale views of Somei Yoshino and other varieties that look like clouds or snow, please be patient until late March. 📸 Tips for Visiting and Photography • Best Timing: This weekend is the peak bloom period for these early cherry blossoms. It’s recommended to go early. Visiting in the morning or on weekdays offers a better experience. • Route Planning: Enter from Gate 2, first shoot the Ferris wheel with Kawazu cherry blossoms, then head to Gate 1’s Cherry Blossom Forest to enjoy Tsubaki Kan Zakura, avoiding backtracking. • Outfit Suggestions: Cherry blossoms are pinkish-white, so wearing light-colored, low-saturation clothes will make your photos stand out more. • Essentials: Comfortable shoes, a power bank (you’ll take lots of photos), and a picnic mat to rest on the lawn. 💎 Summary Overall Rating: ⭐⭐⭐+ (Recommended) This weekend is the golden window to enjoy early cherry blossom varieties like Tsubaki Kan Zakura and Kawazu cherry blossoms. Although the scale is smaller than the peak bloom period, it’s enough to unlock the romance of spring early, especially at those special photo spots, which are definitely worth a visit. Keep an eye on bloom updates to capture the most beautiful spring moments precisely. If you haven’t made plans yet, now’s the time to start!

🎉 March 3rd Double 3 Carnival is here! Enjoy Asia's largest Disneyland and unlock magical adventures like "Zootopia"! ✨ TRON Lightcycle Power Run: Experience the thrill of high-speed sci-fi and challenge the world's most exhilarating light-speed ride! ✨ Zootopia: Wild Chase: Join Judy and Nick on an exciting pursuit through icy plains, deserts, and rainforests in an immersive cop-and-robber adventure! ✨ Pirates of the Caribbean: Battle for the Sunken Treasure: Set sail with Captain Jack Sparrow to find mysterious treasures and experience breathtaking naval battle scenes! ✨ Soaring Over the Horizon: Fly over global landmarks and marvel at the world's wonders for an unparalleled flying sensation! ✨ Ignite the Dream: A Nighttime Spectacular: Witness dazzling lights illuminating fairy tale dreams for the most magical night in the park! 🎁 Trip.com Super Brand Day Limited-Time Offer (February 26 - March 4) 🔥 Endless memories await with Zootopia single-day tickets + Zootopia: Wild Chase Premium Pass (includes Winnie the Pooh Adventure Premium Pass) 👑 Incredible deals you can't miss! Book now!

Little Paris of Shanghai! Oil Painting-like Tulips at Daning Park🌷 Captured in mid-March last year, stunning beyond belief. You must visit again this spring! 📍Address: No. 288 Guangzhong West Road, Jing'an District, Shanghai (Daning Park) 🚇Transport: Line 1, Shanghai Circus World Station, Exit 3, 5-minute walk to the North Gate ⏰Best Blooming Period & Time: Mid-March to early April; early morning/evening for soft light and fewer people ✨Must-Photograph Spots 1. Roman Square: European-style arches + wavy flower fields + windmill and cow installations, full of French atmosphere 2. North Gate Flower Sea & Southern Scenery Area: Tulips in pink, white, yellow, and purple, paired with lake views and stone bridges, super healing 📸Photo Tips: Wear light or solid-colored dresses; shoot from a low angle looking up to avoid crowds; side backlighting makes petals more translucent Free admission, no reservation needed, the top citywalk spot for spring in Shanghai!

📍Location “东方明珠塔” (Oriental Pearl Tower) or “陆家嘴 中央绿地” (Lujiazui Central Green Space / Magnolia photo spot) 📸 Complete photo spots, all stunning 👇 ① Up Escalator Shot 📍 陆家嘴地铁站 2号口 (Lujiazui Station Exit 2) – Capture people + Magnolia + Oriental Pearl in one frame – A popular angle among Chinese photographers ② Disney Clock Tower x Magnolia 📍 迪士尼钟楼 (Disney Clock Tower) – Magnolia blooms form a wall beside the clock tower – Perfect shot with the Oriental Pearl Tower ③ Overpass shot from above 📍 陆家嘴天桥 (Lujiazui Overpass) – High-angle view of cars on the road + Magnolia on the side – Gives the vibe of a Shanghai city advertisement

Where to go with kids in Shanghai? 🏙️Shanghai is a city of contrasts, where ancient temples can be found on one street, and futuristic shops and parks on another. Here's a list of places that will make your trip unforgettable: 🧸1. Flagship Disney Store (Lujiazui) This isn't just a store, but a true "temple" of Disney magic, the largest in the world in terms of floor area. * What to do there: Take a photo against the backdrop of the enormous 5.8-meter castle inside the store, watch the musical clock show on the tower in front of the entrance (every half hour), and buy exclusive souvenirs sold only here. 📍Location: Pudong District, right at the foot of the Oriental Pearl Tower. * How to get there: Lujiazui Metro Station (陆家嘴站), Lines 2 (green) and 14. Exit 1 or 2. 🍫🏎️2. M&M's World and Lego flagship stores are located in the heart of the city on the main pedestrian street. * What to do there: At M&M's World, see the "Great Chocolate Wall" and set up your own personal candy vending machine. At the Lego Store, admire a huge brick dragon and life-size models of Shanghai's skyscrapers. * Location: Shimao Festival City, Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street. 📍How to get there: People's Square Metro Station (人民广场站), Lines 1, 2, and 8. Exit 19. 🚘3. Shanghai Auto Museum. A haven for tech enthusiasts, showcasing the history of the global automotive industry. * What to do there: Explore rare vintage cars and concept cars of the future. Kids will love the interactive "Magic Garage" zone, where they can learn about engines and participate in virtual races. * 📍Location: Jiading District. * How to get there: Anting Metro Station, Line 11 (brown). It's a 5-minute taxi ride or a 15-20-minute walk through a picturesque park. 🐋4. Shanghai Ocean Aquarium. Within walking distance of Disney Store and the Oriental Pearl Museum. * What to do there: Walk through the world's longest underwater tunnel (155 meters) and see rare pink dolphins, sharks, and adorable penguins. * 📍Location: Pudong District. * How to get there: Lujiazui Metro Station (陆家嘴站), Lines 2 and 14. 🧬5. Shanghai Science and Technology Museum: An interactive museum where kids can spend the whole day. * What to do there: Compete with robots in archery, study flora and fauna in the jungle zone, and watch science films in 3D and 4D. 📍Location: Pudong District, Century Avenue. * How to get there: Science & Technology Museum Metro Station (上海科技馆站), Line 2. 🦒6. Shanghai Wild Animal Park: A huge safari park where animals roam free. * What to do there: Feed giraffes and lemurs, visit a panda "kindergarten," and ride on a protected bus through a zone with predators (lions, tigers, and bears). 📍Location: Suburbs of Pudong. * How to get there: Wild Animal Park (野生动物园站) metro station, line 16. 🦕7. Shanghai Natural History Museum * What to do there: See enormous dinosaur skeletons (including a 14-meter-long Mamenchisaurus), stroll past the "River of Life" with hundreds of realistic animal figures, and explore a zone with live butterflies. There are many interactive displays and areas where you can feel like a paleontologist. 📍Location: Jing'an Sculpture Park (Jing'an District). * Directions: Natural History Museum Metro Station (自然博物馆站), Line 13, Exit 1. 💡 Helpful Tips: * Nearby Locations: Disney Store, the Aquarium, and the Oriental Pearl Tower are all located in the same square (Lujiazui)—it's easy to combine them in one day. * Travel Time: Keep in mind that Line 11 is very long. The journey from downtown to the Automobile Museum can take over an hour. * Tickets: It's best to buy tickets for the Wild Animal Park online in advance, as they may not be available on site. We wish you and your children the most amazing trip to Shanghai! 🎢🏎️✨ #shanghai #lego #animal #museum #aquarium #disney #museum #aquarium #safari #shanghai #chine #TravelChina

1) Gongqing Forest Park (共青森林公园) – Shanghai 🚇 How to get there: Metro Line 8 → Get off at Shiguang Road Station (时代路站) → Take a taxi for 10 minutes ✨ Highlights: Monet Garden Zone near West Gate (白玉兰广场) Features flower fields + windmills + flower boats, perfect for photos The breeze makes the flowers shimmer, creating a romantic vibe 📸 Best photo spots: Wide-angle shots with the flower field, placing yourself in the center of the frame Backlit photos in the afternoon, making the flowers glow beautifully Windmill as a European-style backdrop 2) Binjiang Forest Park (滨江森林公园) – Shanghai 🚕 How to get there: Taxi from Gongqing Forest Park ~ 30 minutes (or go directly) ✨ Highlights: Delphinium and Hydrangea zone at "Liquidambar Lawn" with riverside walkways and gentle breezes, perfect for video shooting Phase II features more flower-covered hills, creating a grander view 📸 Best photo spots: Riverside shots with blue-yellow flowers in the foreground Seated shots by the lakeside, resembling a European café Standing shots with blue-red flower fields 🎥 Photography/Videography tips: Use macro mode for close-up shots of flowers to capture intricate details Shoot from a low angle to fill the frame with flowers, enhancing vibrant and dreamy colors Capture during breezy moments for a "natural and lively" tone Backlit shots to make leaf edges glow, resembling professional camera quality 📍 Must-visit locations for this trip: 共青森林公园 Gongqing Forest Park 滨江森林公园 Binjiang Forest Park 白玉兰广场 West Gate – Monet Garden Area 枫香草坪 Liquidambar Lawn (Binjiang) 滨江森林公园 二期 (Phase II) – Flower-covered hills zone

Spring in Shanghai begins with the early cherry blossoms. Kawazu cherry, cold cherry, bellflower cherry, big cold cherry, big fishing cherry Blooming period: mid-February to early March Miss it and wait a whole year! 🌸 Shanghai Early Cherry Blossom Checklist 1️⃣ Chenshan Botanical Garden 📍3888 Chenhua Highway, Songjiang District Main attraction: Kawazu cherry, peak bloom in early March ✅ Gate 1 Cherry Blossom Avenue: hillside planting with amazing layering ✅ Hydrangea Garden Ferry: fewer people, cherry blossoms + lake + small bridge, full Japanese vibe 2️⃣ Gucun Park 📍4788 Hutai Road, Baoshan District Kawazu cherry, big fishing cherry, camellia cold cherry, bellflower cherry all here Blooming from late February to early March ✅ Mengxiong Bridge Boardwalk: super long cherry blossom forest, full depth feeling Also cherry blossom special train + night cherry blossom to check out 3️⃣ Jing’an Sculpture Park 📍128 Shimen 2nd Road, Jing’an District Mainly big cold cherry, nearly 70 trees Late February to early March You can see it in the city, night cherry blossoms are also beautiful 4️⃣ Daning Lingshi Park 📍288 Guangzhong West Road, Jing’an District Cold pink cherry, deep pink tones Near Baishatan, very gentle for photos 5️⃣ Shanghai Jiao Tong University Xuhui Campus 📍1954 Huashan Road Red walls with cherry blossoms, full of artistic atmosphere Near East Gate, blooms in mid-March 6️⃣ Pengpu Xincun Metro Station Dozens of early cherry trees along the walkway No need to enter a park, casual shots have a Japanese street vibe 💡 Practical Tips ▪ Early cherry blossoms have a short blooming period, only 7–10 days, catch the peak bloom quickly ▪ To avoid crowds: enter the park at 6:00 AM to have the sea of flowers all to yourself ▪ Blooming period is greatly affected by temperature, check real-time photos before heading out ▪ Warm winters bring early blooms, late spring chills delay them, plan your trip flexibly

A quiet sip from The Art of Chinese Tea. 🍵 Jasmine tea, lightly floral and easy on the palate. At Taste of China, it’s a simple moment of calm—meant to be enjoyed, slowly. 🌸 ✨Limited-time offer: Buy One Get One Free for Zone B seating! 📍「TASTE OF CHINA」Immersive Dining 🍽️ 👉 Offer ends soon—book now and enjoy the calm, together！ #immersivedining #shanghai #tasteofchinashanghai #chinesefood #china #chinatravel #chineserestaurant #tasteofchina #pandas #shanghaimustvisit #tea #jasminetea #teatime

An evening stroll through the Bund in Shanghai after sunset left an unforgettable impression. As the sun sank below the horizon, the sky turned deep shades of blue and purple, and the skyscrapers lit up brilliantly. A stroll along the embankment afforded me a magnificent view of the Huangpu River and the glittering lights of the city. The high-rises with their modern facades were reflected in the water, creating a fairytale-like effect, while the historic colonial-era buildings were beautifully illuminated, highlighting their architectural beauty. Meanwhile, the streets were filled with the soft glow of streetlamps and the lights of restaurants where people were enjoying the evening atmosphere. The aroma of fresh food and coffee filled the air, adding to the cozy atmosphere. Throughout the evening, I felt a harmony between the history and modernity of this place—the contrast of the bright lights and the tranquility of the water created a special atmosphere. Walking along the Bund after sunset was a true immersion into Shanghai's atmosphere, its dynamism and beauty, which left me with a strong desire to return again.

Shanghai is a city where shopping turns into a real adventure. Here's the perfect route we've personally tested! It includes trendy finds, soulful coffee, and breathtaking views. 📍 Start: Huaihai Middle Road Begin your stroll on the legendary Huaihai Street. It's a calmer and more stylish alternative to Nanjing Road. You'll find plenty of youth brands and concept stores here. Be sure to visit Muva, where you'll find incredibly cute handbags that make the perfect accent for your outfit (and a great gift for friends). 🚶♀️ Stop: niko and ... Just nearby, you'll find the store niko and ... This is one of those places where you plan to spend a minute but end up staying for an hour. They have everything: from stylish men's and women's clothing to cozy home accessories. Guaranteed to lift your mood and inspire you. 🧥 Must-Have: Uniqlo The next stop is the legendary Japanese brand. In Shanghai, the selection often differs from what's available in Russia, plus there are cool collaborations exclusive to Asia. 🔥 Important! Don't forget to apply for Tax Free! At Uniqlo (and many other stores on Huaihai), this service is available. Your receipt must total at least 500 yuan. Keep your passport handy and ask the cashier to prepare the tax refund documents — up to 12% of your purchase will be refunded at the airport. ☕ Coffee Break: Geographer (地理学家酒馆) Time to take a break! Head to the iconic spot — Geographer Wine House on the same Huaihai Middle Road. It's not just a café but a true attraction. The name translates to "Geographer," inspired by the founder's love for National Geographic magazine. The atmosphere matches — cozy, stylish, and very "Shanghai." The average check is about 49 yuan for a drink, so grab a coffee or their signature beverage and recharge for the second half of your journey. 📦 Shopping Hack By the way, in China, there's a well-developed service for delivering purchases directly to your hotel. In most stores (including Uniqlo, niko and ..., and even Pop Mart), you can ask to have your bags sent to the hotel reception. Just show your hotel business card at the store's reception — and continue shopping hands-free! Your purchases will be waiting for you in the evening. This service works throughout the day, so feel free to fill your baskets. 🚶 Route: Head to Nanjing Road After resting, leisurely make your way toward Nanjing Road. This is the city's main pedestrian artery, where the crowd's buzz never fades and the neon signs shine brightly. 🎁 Highlight: Pop Mart On Nanjing Road, you'll find the main store for collectors and fans of beautiful items — Pop Mart. Currently, there's a new grand two-story flagship store in Shanghai Shimao Festival City. It's nearly 800 square meters of pure happiness, featuring giant figures of LABUBU, MOLLY, and SKULLPANDA. The space is so stylishly designed that you'll want to photograph every corner. It's the perfect place to buy cool souvenirs — from standard boxes to limited collections available only in Shanghai. The store is open from 9:30 AM to 11:00 PM. 🌇 Finale: Walk to The Bund With bags full of purchases (or none, if you used the shopping hack!), head to the final destination — The Bund. This is your reward for the journey. Here, you'll find the postcard-perfect view: Pudong's skyscrapers (including the famous Oriental Pearl Tower) on one side and historic Art Deco buildings on the other. Turn on your favorite playlist, sit on a bench, and find your zen. The perfect end to a Shanghai day! ✨ --- Save this route so you don't lose it, and hit ❤️ if you love shopping as much as we do!

China is not just about taste, but also about mood. This is precisely what a young beverage brand in Shanghai aims to create. The brand's concept revolves around the noble image of bamboo and the lightness of morning mist. It symbolizes purity, solitude, and harmony with nature. 🍃 The beverage line "烟语竹茶" is an attempt to merge classic Chinese tea traditions with modern gastronomic trends. Here's what you can typically find on their menu: 1. Green Tea "Bamboo Dew" (竹露绿茶)*🍵 This is perhaps their signature drink. Tender green tea leaves grown in the shade of bamboo groves produce a soft, slightly sweet infusion with distinct herbal notes. It's said that its aroma carries hints of damp bark and fresh greenery after rain. 2. Smoky Oolong with Pine Notes (松烟乌龙)🔥 The name "烟" (smoke) is fully realized here. This tea undergoes smoking over pinewood. The result is a dark, rich drink with a characteristic "campfire" aroma. It warms you up and leaves a long, resinous aftertaste. A perfect choice for a cool evening. 3. Milky Oolong with Bamboo Milk (竹乳奶乌龙)🥛 For those who love gentleness. The base is the same oolong, but softened with plant-based cream (or special "bamboo milk," sometimes made from seeds or sap of the plant). The drink is often garnished with edible leaves or powdered young bamboo, giving it a refined earthy flavor. 4. Bamboo and Citrus Lemonade (竹柠气泡) 🍋 A nod to the trend for freshness. A refreshing drink made with sparkling water, citrus juice, and bamboo leaf extract. It provides incredible coolness and a sense of purity, as if you're standing by a mountain stream. Bamboo cups catch the eye from afar. They come with wooden coasters and reed straws. In every drink, the designers strive to visualize mist, dew, or wind.

#2026NewYear I traveled to Shanghai in May last year as soon as I got my Chinese visa waiver. I wanted to stay longer... and then my 2-night, 3-day trip turned into 6-night, 7-day trip. I'd recommend my week-long Shanghai trip, which was so enjoyable. ♥ 📍North Bund Park (北外滩公园) I discovered this place while trying to avoid the crowded Bund. It offers a great view of both the Oriental Pearl Tower and the Bund, so I recommend it to anyone who wants to see both.😎 The walk from North Bund Park all the way down to the Bund is also a nice walk, so if you're like me and don't like being pushed around by crowds, this is the place to go! 📍Prada Longzhai (prada 荣宅/ 迷上) I went without a reservation and just enjoyed the exhibition... 🥹 The space is so beautiful, so make sure to make a reservation and enjoy the restaurant or cafe. ❕ Lots of people take pictures, and the photos turn out beautifully. ♥ Exhibitions The mansion is well-kept and has displays on each floor, so please enjoy the included pamphlet. ★ (The pamphlet was only available in English and Chinese.) 📍Pompi Tiramisu Restaurant 🍰❗️Italy is famous for tiramisu, right? I added it to my itinerary because I heard it's only available in Italy and Shanghai. It's soft and delicious... It's so delicious that it makes me crave it! I had the pistachio and original flavors, but there are many different flavors, so I recommend trying whatever you like.👍🏻 📍Water Village (Panlong Tiandi / Zhujiajiao) It's hard to recommend just one of these water villages, as they each have their own unique charm. However, if you're staying in Shanghai for a long time, I recommend visiting any of the water villages.❕ (They recommend a 2-day, 1-night itinerary for Wuzhen, but I couldn't make it because the travel time was a bit unclear. ㅠㅠ If you want to fully enjoy it, go to Wuzhen.★ I'll be staying in Wuzhen for 1-2 days next time. I'll do it hehe) DAY 1️⃣ Departure from Incheon Airport - Check-in to accommodation - Dahuchun (famous Michelin-starred restaurant for Shengjianbao) - Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea - Xintiandi - Tianzifang - Yuyuan - Page Hot Pot (A Chongqing hot pot restaurant recommended by locals! Recommended if you don't want to go to places only Koreans go🌶️) DAY 2️⃣ Accommodation - Sichuan Citizen - Wukang Mansion (It's extremely crowded on weekends, so I recommend going on a weekday..🥹) - Wukang Road - Anfu Road (The route leading here is filled with trending brands like HARMAY, Brandy Meville, and 13DE MARZO CAFE, so it's a great way to pass the time browsing through them.🙂) - Nanjing East Road - Xianzhi Wuyiqian (a long-time lamb chop shop) - North Bund Park - Massage shop 👣 MUU massage (I wouldn't recommend the location of the one I went to because it wasn't very convenient. 🥹) DAY 3️⃣ Check out - Panlong Tiandi (a newly built artificial water village with lots of restaurants, places to see, and cafes. It's close to Hongqiao Airport, so if you want to spend half a day there, I highly recommend it👍🏻) - Check in to your new accommodation - Dalunfa Mart - Juguangyu Hot Pot (I went after 9 PM and there was no wait at all. Try going on a weekday night.) DAY 4️⃣ Accommodation - Bottega (Pizza restaurant❕I thought it would be small, so I ordered 2 pizzas for 2 people + sweet potato fries.. I definitely do not recommend it🙅🏻♀️ I recommend the tteokgae ramen,, otherwise, 1 pizza for 2 people +@ is enough 🙂 ) - Basement FG, sweetchilling (If you like shopping, you must visit~) - DRUNK BAKER (The branch I went to was located on the first floor of a company building, so it was small, so I got some to-go and went to a cafe) - peet’s coffee (Famous for their rose coffee•• ★ In China, outside food is allowed in cafes, so I ate it with the to-go towel cake hehe) - Columbia Circle - Wukang Mansion - Yu Garden - Zhengda Square - Zhendeok - Disney Store - Binjiang Dadao - Back home… 🏠 DAY5️⃣ Accommodation - Guimanlong 桂满陇 (located in Shinsegae Department Store!) - Lilian Bakery (Perfect for dessert..♥) - 🎡Disneyland🎡 - Henchiuyiqian (很久以前羊肉串) at the First Department Store (also a place to eat ⭐️, you can wait through WeChat, so if you're watching the Disneyland fireworks, it'll be perfect time) - Return home early in the morning... 😵 DAY6️⃣ Accommodation - Taoyuanxiang Nanjing East Road Branch (Foot massage reservation 👣) - Jiangbian City Outside (Garlic and spicy rice cakes, a great meal 🍚) - Zhujiajiao Water Village (Same-day trip possible❗️You can get there by bus or subway. I took the bus) - Nanjing East Road (I arrived after 9pm, and most of the restaurants were closed...🥹) - Back to the accommodations... Last Night••🌙 DAY7️⃣ Checkout - Nanjing West Road (Alimentari Mulino (Brunch spot🤍) - Shushutong ♥ (A clothing store every girl loves) - Prada Longzhai (New hot spot / Exhibition, cafe, restaurant, all great) - Pompi (Tiramisu spot 🍮 Only found in Italy and Shanghai) - Starbucks Reserve Roastery (Lots of unique Starbucks menu items ☕️🤎) - Hongqiao Airport Not many people go on such a long trip to Shanghai ••• But it's a city I always want to visit again! For those planning a week-long trip, check out my itinerary❁´◡`❁ (I've been to places twice with different companions, and they have different charms during the day and at night, so if you're visiting the same place twice, I recommend visiting at different times. ★) #FebruaryTravelSupportEvent #FebruaryTravelEvent #ChinaTravel #ShanghaiTravel #TravelPlanning #OverseasTravel #ShanghaiTravel #Shanghai #ShanghaiRestaurants #shanghai

Here are 8 must-visit tourist spots for your trip to Shanghai! From iconic landmarks to photo spots and stunning night views, we've got it all covered. If it's your first time in Shanghai, this itinerary is perfect for you! 🔥 🏙 Futuristic skyscrapers 🏮 Retro streets & water towns 🎡 Exciting theme parks ——————— 📍Top 8 Recommended Tourist Spots in Shanghai ① Zhujiajiao 🛶🏮 Known as the "Venice of Shanghai," this ancient water town features beautiful stone bridges and canals, offering a picturesque, time-travel-like experience. ② Wukang Mansion 🏛️📸 A symbolic building in the French Concession area. A popular spot for exploring retro architecture and trendy cafes. ③ 1933 Old Millfun 🏗️✨ A former slaughterhouse turned into a unique architectural space. Its maze-like structure makes it a hidden gem for photography enthusiasts. ④ Nanjing East Road 🛍️🌃 A massive shopping street stretching from People's Square to The Bund. The neon-lit night atmosphere is quintessentially "Shanghai." ⑤ Yu Garden 🏮🌿 A classical Chinese garden built during the Ming Dynasty. Don't miss the chance to enjoy Xiao Long Bao dumplings at the adjacent Yu Garden Bazaar. ⑥ Oriental Pearl Tower 🗼✨ Shanghai's iconic landmark tower. The night view from the observation deck is absolutely breathtaking. ⑦ Shanghai Disneyland 🎢🏰 The largest Disney park in Asia. The TRON ride is a must-try and a crowd favorite. ⑧ The Bund 🌉🌆 The contrast between classic architecture and Pudong's skyscrapers is stunning. The night view is a must-see. ——————— Shanghai offers a mix of history, futuristic vibes, delicious food, and theme parks, making it a city that satisfies both first-time visitors and repeat travelers. ✨ Be sure to use this as a guide for your trip! ☺️

Whenever my friends or family come to visit, I always show them my favorite spots in Shanghai. The city is divided into two sides. The left side is more lively, while the right side is relatively new. On the left side, you can visit the following places: 📍Xintiandi - A popular area with many European restaurants featuring summer terraces. There are often queues at stores like Gentle Monster and Harmay. 📍LV boat - A new attraction that opened in 2025. 📍Shanghai Natural History Museum - A museum that impresses with its scale. We spent several hours exploring every floor. 📍Jing’an Temple - A temple located in Shanghai's business district. On the right side: 📍Shanghai Greenhouse Garden - A botanical garden that feels like paradise. 📍Lujiazui - Home to Shanghai's most famous skyscrapers. 📍Disneyland - Favorite attractions include Tron, Pirates of the Caribbean, and Zootopia. 📍Shanghai Wild Animal Park - A very large and fascinating zoo where you can interact with and feed some animals. You can easily reach almost every location by metro, as it covers the entire city✨

This route is perfect for: Those who enjoy leisurely strolls, taking beautiful photos, and exploring without rushing. Walking all day won't feel tiring because each zone is as stunning as Bond Street in London. PLAN: 1-Day City Walk in Shanghai ✨ (Focus on photography + cafes + night lights + design) 11:00 AM — Start at Taikoo Hui (太古汇) 📍Search in Chinese: 太古汇 / Taikoo Hui – Begin at the most beautiful spot during soft sunlight – Explore the LV Giant Wheel + ultra-modern complex design – Capture street art and luxurious façade angles 1:00 PM — LV Cruise Ship (路易号 THE LOUIS) 📍Search in Chinese: 路易号 / THE LOUIS – Giant LV ship in the city, truly spectacular – Perfect photo spots during sunset – Walk around the multi-level ship, High-fashion citywalk style 2:00 PM — Continue to Zhang Yuan (张园) 📍Search in Chinese: 张园 / Zhang Yuan – Restored old European-style houses, European Old Quarter vibe – Art shops, design stores, classic red brick corners throughout the area – Photo spots with Lego decorations and festive themes as shown in the pictures 4:00 PM — Starbucks Reserve Roastery (上海星巴克烘焙工坊) 📍Search in Chinese: 星巴克烘焙工坊 / Starbucks Reserve Roastery – The largest branch in Asia – Warm and luxurious atmosphere, perfect for photography – Take a break, sip coffee before the city lights up 5:00 PM — Lights on! Continue to Wujiang Road (吴江路) 📍Search in Chinese: 吴江路（夜市） – Plenty of restaurants – Sparkling lights, perfect for nighttime city walks – Ideal for street photography at every corner 7:00 PM — End the walk at Nanjing West Road (南京路) 📍Search in Chinese: 南京西路 / Nanjing West Road – A street filled with neon lights and festive displays – Relaxed stroll, capturing fashion city vibes moments

How to buy a subway ticket with Alipay and forget about lines? 🇨🇳 In the first part, I explained in detail how to buy tickets from vending machines. But using Alipay is much faster and more convenient: you hardly need to choose or think through anything; everything works automatically. Just open the app and scan the QR code. I showed all the details and important nuances in the video. Save this post to use the subway like a local 😉 #china #metro #metro #china #travel

How to buy a subway ticket in China? 🇨🇳 90% of tourists get lost here... In this video, I show the entire process of buying a ticket on the Chinese subway—from entering the station to going through the turnstile. I'll show it all using the Shanghai subway as an example (this applies to most major cities). In the next video, I'll tell you how to pay for the subway with Alipay—it's even easier and faster. Save it so you don't get lost at the station 😉 #china #metro

Today, we’re introducing Lai Lai Xiao Chi in Shanghai ✨ Although it’s not located in a major tourist area, it still attracts long lines during meal times. This is a beloved spot where even locals are willing to queue for its delicious offerings. 🥟 Famous for its soup dumplings 🔥 Expect long lines during peak hours 💰 Reasonable prices ——————— 📍Lai Lai Xiao Chi (Shanghai) The exterior is simple, resembling a typical neighborhood eatery. Yet, during certain hours, you’ll find people lining up outside—a testament to its popularity. ✅ A must-visit for soup dumpling lovers 🥟🔥 Its signature dish is so popular that orders never stop coming in. Watching the freshly steamed dumplings being served is a treat in itself. ✅ Thick skin with plenty of soup ✨ The slightly thicker dumpling skin encases a flavorful, piping-hot broth. ✅ A favorite among locals 👀 You’ll notice more locals than tourists here. It’s a true gem frequented by the community. ✅ Great value for money 💰 The prices make the wait worthwhile. It may not be flashy, but it’s a place that draws crowds purely for its taste. Highly recommended for those looking to explore authentic local cuisine ✨ ——————— Be sure to check it out ☺️