Hello Shanghai ^_^

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Shanghai, what a metro pool!

After a few days in lovely Beijing we went to Shanghai with a bullet train. It took about 5 hours to get there. A long the way you can enjoy the amazing landscape, but the most thing that you will get to see are lots of constructions, building new apartments(high flats)/village/complex. You can buy tickets at the train station but it’s better to book it online. They have different classes/train types, so make sure to choose the one you prefer .

Shanghai the largest Chinese city by population of more than 24 million. So you can already guess, this city will never bore you. It offers so many exciting sightseeing, there is always something to see and do. Numerous lovely parks and gardens, and many fine old temples and traditional pagodas.

These are our favorite atractions:

Shanghai’s Promenade :The Bund

Also called the Zhongshan Dong Yi Lu (East Zhongshan 1st Road), the broad promenade is regarded as the symbol of Shanghai. At the west side of the Bund you have this famous and beautiful sight. You have to visit in day light and especially at nights. The amazing lamps and colors is just wow!  A good place to stroll and see the 52 unique high buildings.

Yuyuan Garden

The famous classical chinese garden, also known as the Garden of Happiness. The Garden is located in Anren Jie. A government officer named Pan Yunduan in the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) finished this beautiful garden in 1577. It occupies an area of 20,000 square metres. We really enjoyed this Garden because of the typical Chinese architecture and the little souvenir shops and restaurants everywhere you go.

Nanjing Road

A shopping street where you can shop till you drop 😀

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Below some photos 🙂

The Bund 

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Yu Yuan Garden 

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Yu Yuan Garden at nights

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Food & Tea Ceremony @ Yu Yuan Garden

Tea ceromony

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Goreng tahu 1

Close to our Hotel

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Food Shanghai

50 responses to “Hello Shanghai ^_^

    • Thank you for the nice comment Joseph! Nice, you spent a few months there! Shanghai is just a beautiful city, we would love to go back. 🙂

    • Hii Charles! You are welcome 🙂 We enjoyed writing this post about Shanghai. Yes you should go back soon, its such a wonderful place! Let us know how it went, we would love to hear your stories 😀

  1. Reblogged this on Wang and The City and commented:
    I was in Shanghai ten years ago. I was truly entertained by its culture, architectures, mood, people and food. These pictures captured here by @twindays, reminded me how stunning, fascinating, original and fast paced city that Shanghai has been. Thank you @twindays for posting and sharing.

    • Hi Moritz! Yes the skyline is truly amazing! And we know what you mean..we could sit there and enjoy the view for hours too. We miss it already hihi..Thanks for the nice comment 🙂

    • Thanks 100poundfoodie!Oh wow, you both are so lucky. But Hong Kong must be beautiful too. Never been there before, but seeing pictures, it looks awesome. Hope to visit HK too someday.

    • Hello NightowlArt. Unfortunately we didn’t visit these 2 places :(. We will def put them on our list of sightseeing if we go back someday..especially Xintiandi looks so cozy! Thank you! Wow, 4 years in Shanghai that’s so great! Xoxo

  2. Enjoy your blog and brought back fun memories of our visit to Shanghai. I particularly remember my experience of shopping for “knocks off”.
    Thank you for liking my blog. Please check it out for latest & previous posts that you may find interesting as we have things in common…travel, photography & sharing our experience.
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    • Hii Lena! We are glad you like our post ” Hello Shanghai” 🙂 We will definitely visit your great blog often, because we share the same interest travel and photography hihi. You too happy travels and blogging! 😀

    • Hii Tamsin! Wow lucky you moving to Shanghai 😀 You will definitely enjoy your time there! We saw you are already in Shanghai, have fun and keep posting your adventures on you blog! Looks great 😀

    • Hello Maybemaevey! Thank you for your nice comment! It is a beautiful place, sure you enjoyed Shanghai as much as we did too hihi. Thanks for stopping by our blog. Xoxo

    • Thank you st347700 for your sweet comment! Yes, Yuyuan garden is so beautiful. In the morning, but evenings as well, stroling in the alleys with all the teahouses/souvenirs shops 🙂 . Thank you Sue for stopping by our blog.

  3. I loved photographing Shanghai. It’s great during the day, but utterly fantastic at light. And I was fortunate enough to be there for the Lantern Festival for New Years 2014.

    • Hii RDoug 😀 Yes indeed its beautiful during the day, but at nights it has this special atmosphere 🙂 Wow lucky you, we would love to experience the Lantern Festival too..it looks Amazing!! Thanks for stopping by our blog 😀

    • Hi Eunjungahh! Shanghai is such a great city! Ah the tea ceremony, but now you have an excuse to go back hihi! Thank you for visiting, and you have a lovely blog 😀

    • Hello Brad, your welcome! You have an interesting blog! Yes, Shanghai is big, a lot to see. Hope you will get back someday soon, you will def love it 🙂

  4. Awww every time I see pictures of food I cannot help thinking how much I miss Chinese food!!!
    Nice pictures, I am not a super fan of Shanghai but it has its bright spots!
    Have a great day,
    Greta

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