Oriental Pearl Radio & Television Tower

#cherryblossom2024 🌸 If you don't leave again, you'll have to wait for a year! 3. Express the Oriental Pearl TV Tower Magnolia Flower Facts and Oriental Pearl TV Tower Disney store Yulan Huahua is a combination of these three words. Apart from romance and generosity, I can't think of any other words. In fact, I had already seen them on Saturday night, but it was already too dark for many days at 9 pm that night. So today, while rushing to set in Lujiazui, I came back to see them again. The real difference is really important The white magnolia feels like it has withered, and not even half of the dense pink magnolia blooms on Saturday night. However, it doesn't feel like it can last long. Friends who want to go see the ointment should hurry up

The best spot to capture the iconic Oriental Pearl and Cherry Blossoms in the same picture is from North Bund 🌸 while strolling along the river in North Bund i found this perfect spot where the Pearl is well visible and you can even wait for the sunset too to catch the cutest pink hues in all the capture. Besides the cherry blossoms, these gardens are covered in beautiful spring flowers that will give you great memories from Shanghai in spring 🌷🌸🌼 #cherryblossom2024

Oh, there’s really nothing like a sunny day to hit up the Oriental Pearl and check out Shanghai from up high, like 263 meters up high! For just 160 RMB, you can explore 3 different levels of the tower. First up is the spot at 259 meters, where the view is just awesome. Plus, there are some cool souvenir shops to poke around in. After you’ve checked out that floor, you can head up to the 263-meter mark, where there’s this glass floor observation deck. It’s kind of the best place to hang out and take it all in, but you might have to wait a bit to get a spot all to yourself. Totally worth it for that killer photo, though. When you’re heading back down, don’t miss the floor in the biggest ball of the tower, where everything’s got this pink glass vibe, and you can even play some arcade games. Seriously, if it’s your first time in Shanghai, you’ve gotta make a stop at the Oriental Pearl. It’s a fantastic way to see the city from above and just soak in all those skyscraper views. Plus, it’s a fun little adventure with some unique spots to check out. #freehotelstay

Don't go to visit the Huangpu River Sightseeing Tunnel. It's not worth spending dozens of yuan to see a tunnel with lights. You can take a ferry for 2 yuan to tour the Huangpu River. Don't buy souvenirs or eat in Tianzifang, it's all a trap. You don't need to go to the Oriental Pearl Tower to overlook the entire Huangpu River. You can go to the Cloud Bookstore, which is 52 stories high. The snacks in the City God Temple are not recommended, it's completely a commercial street. Wukang Building must be visited during the day to appreciate its beauty. Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street is very convenient for shopping. The largest NIKE in Asia and M&M's are here, but don't eat here. You must take the ferry, with 2 yuan you can enjoy the night view of Shanghai.

If you, like me, have only 24 hours to explore Shanghai, then please keep this special forces citywalk guide to Shanghai close at hand. It will help you capture the most stunning photos in the shortest amount of time 📷. Greetings everyone, I am Whale Not Eaten 🐳, a female photographer who is always on the move 📷. 🗺️ Shanghai citywalk one-day tour route: Intersection of Jiulong Road and Changzhi Road ➡️ Intersection of Dong Changzhi Road and Lvshun Road ➡️ Shanghai Postal Museum ➡️ Sichuan Road Bridge ➡️ Former Xintianan Church ➡️ Shama Building ➡️ Intersection of Jiujiang Road and Sichuan Middle Road ➡️ Lihe Foreign Firm. 📷 Shanghai photo-taking and check-in guide: 1⃣️ Oriental Pearl Trio 📍 Intersection of Changzhi Road and Jiulong Road ✨ An extremely niche spot, perfect for capturing the magical Oriental Pearl Trio in Lujiazui with a telephoto lens, completely devoid of people❗️ 2⃣️ Lujiazui Quartet Framing Past and Present 📍 Intersection of Dong Changzhi Road and Lvshun Road ✨ This location perfectly presents the Shanghai Quartet framing the past and present, allowing you to feel the passage of time. 3⃣️ Shanghai Postal Museum 📍 No. 395 Tiantong Road, Hongkou District, Shanghai (290 meters walk from Exit 3 of Tiantong Road Metro Station) ✨ Shooting from inside the museum gives a sense of framing the whole of Shanghai, and you can also see the Oriental Pearl. 4⃣️ Sichuan Road Bridge 📍 Sichuan North Road Bridge ✨ You can see the Shanghai Postal Museum from the bridge, giving a feeling akin to being by the Seine. 5⃣️ Former Xintianan Church 📍 Junction of Suzhou River and Huangpu River ✨ The pointed church on Yuanmingyuan Road is very photogenic, as if in England. You can also capture people walking through the door frame of the church. 6⃣️ Shama Building 📍 Intersection of Beijing East Road and Sichuan Middle Road ✨ Standing on the rooftop terrace, you can take beautiful photos as shown above. It is recommended to go before sunset. 7⃣️ Magical Oriental Pearl 📍 Intersection of Jiujiang Road and Sichuan Middle Road ✨ The further you walk towards the end of the road, the larger the Oriental Pearl appears, creating a stronger visual impact. 8⃣️ Lihe Foreign Firm 📍 No. 168 Jiujiang Road ✨ Using the depth of the doorway and the road, you can capture images with a strong sense of story.

Choose a homestay on Ctrip where you can enjoy the most beautiful night view of Shanghai🌃 🔸Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street has the largest chocolate shop in Asia, a must-visit for chocolate lovers✔️ 🔸1192 Lane Shanghai Style Street gathers all kinds of old Shanghai delicacies, a paradise for food lovers 🔸Shanghai Global Harbor is the most spacious shopping center in Shanghai, non-stop shopping 🔸By the way, go to 'Shanghai Xiang Cuisine Queue King'🌶️ to taste stir-fried beef, chopped pepper fish head and Mao's braised pork, must-try delicacies 🔸Tianzifang is a gathering place for Shanghai's petty bourgeoisie, where there are many unique small shops, and the physical store of White Rabbit is here 🔸Wukang Road is a famous street with nearly a hundred years of history in Shanghai, where Ba Jin and Song Qingling's former residences are located 🔸Experience the popular restaurants along the way, delicious to the extreme! 🔸Explore Shanghai's hardest to find, smallest free private gallery Capsule 🔸Visit Changle Road, where the trendy people in Magic City love to go, very fashionable🆒 〰 🔸Waibaidu Bridge is where Yi Ping jumped into the river 🔸1933 Old Millfun, a good place for photo check-ins, with unique architecture, suitable for photography📹 🔸Visit the Shanghai Museum to see the Da Ke Ding and Shang Yang Fang Sheng 🔸Stop by People's Park⛲️, also one of Shanghai's landmarks 🔸China Art Museum is a modern art museum transformed from the Expo National Pavilion 🔸Shanghai Film and Television Park - Chedun Film Base, shooting spot, Soul Girls come here 🔸Visit Madame Tussauds Shanghai to see wax figures of hundreds of celebrities including Jay Chou and Leslie Cheung 🔸Check in at Sinan Mansions🏠, Sinan Road has many garden houses, suitable for photography 🔸Tianai Road is a literary street, a check-in place for couples, full of romance🐶 🔸After walking down Tianai Road, go to Lu Xun Park 〰 🔸Experience the unique charm of the ancient town of Zhujiajiao in the bustling city 🔸Visit one of the three famous gardens in the south, Yu Garden, to see the beautiful ancient ginkgo tree with a history of more than 400 years 🔸Stop by the City God Temple to draw a fortune 🔸Take your children to the Shanghai Science and Technology Museum to play, learn and explore, and don't forget to watch a giant screen movie🎬 🔸Shanghai Disneyland, see the castle, fireworks🎆 🔸The best place to take children - Lego Discovery Center (Joy City), China's first indoor discovery center 🔸Visit the high-end villa area full of British style - Thames Town 🔸Go to the 'Top of Shanghai' Xishe Mountain, overlook Shanghai, and check in at the Catholic 'First Cathedral in the Far East' 🔸Go to Shanghai Wild Animal Park to take a photo with the flamingos 🔸Shanghai Chenshan Botanical Garden, enjoy a picnic🌲 check in 'Lonely Little Tree' and 'Mine Garden' 〰 🔸Check in at the representative of Shanghai's cultural landscape - Oriental Pearl Radio & TV Tower 🔸Line Friends (Huaihai Middle Road Store), a photo holy land for girls💓 🔸Guangfulin Site Cultural Park, experience the Tang style architecture, quiet and beautiful 🔸Hao Art Museum, experience the feature of 'Night Art Museum' 🔸Columbia Park, rich in Moroccan style, with a holiday feel⛱️ 🔸Chongming Island, Fort Town No. 2 Ding Dam, the same spot as the Korean drama 'Goblin' 🔸Yuyuan Public Market, check in at the Rainbow Corridor🌈 🔸Venice Water City, as if in Macau🇲🇴, suitable for photography 🔸Qibao Old Street is the closest ancient town to Shanghai city, recommend trying the Begonia Cake 🔸Glass Palace Art Bookstore is a popular bookstore in a transparent glass house, remember to keep quiet🤫 〰 🔸Pure Cake Shop (Jing'an Store), an old-fashioned cake shop, affordable and delicious 🔸Go to taste Shuangniang Tuan and Yellow Bean Cake, other flavors are

In this captivating post, I invite you to explore the fascinating blend of old and new, East and West in the dynamic city of Shanghai. Join me on a journey through some of my favorite spots and experiences that showcase the city's unique charm. Discover the coffee scene in Shanghai, from OPS in the French Quarter with its seasonal menu to the heartwarming #Hinichijou, where you'll be served by a Bear Claw and support a noble mission. Explore the natural beauty surrounding Shanghai by visiting Sheshan National Park or Chongming Island, offering a chance to connect with wildlife and nature. Delve into ancient cities like Zhujiajiao Water Town or Xinchang Ancient Town, each with its preserved charm and distinct appeal. Experience the magic of Shanghai's skyline at night, with the Bund coming to life and rooftop bars waiting to be explored. My personal favorite, 'Char' at Hotel Indigo, offers unparalleled skyline views for the price of a cocktail. Don't forget my essential China travel tips, including using @trip.com for booking in your language, downloading a VPN, embracing Alipay for payments, and making the switch to Apple Maps. And, of course, always bring your own napkins when dining out! Whether you're planning a visit or reminiscing about Shanghai, this post is a treasure trove of recommendations and insights. Let me know if you think I missed anything, as I'll be back soon to uncover more of this incredible city! 🏙️🌿🥢📸

Shanghai, this charming modern city, blends the charm of the old and the modern. On this prosperous land, there are a series of fascinating tourist destinations. Among them, Shanghai Disneyland, Oriental Pearl Radio and Television Tower, Yu Garden, and Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street are known as must-visit attractions. Disneyland takes you into the fairy tale world, the Oriental Pearl Tower gives you a panoramic view of the city, Yu Garden inherits a thousand years of culture, and Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street exudes modern shopping style. In this travel guide, we will introduce you to how to fully feel the charm and magic of these places. Are you ready to embark on a journey to Shanghai? 1. Shanghai Disneyland: Shanghai Disneyland is the first Disneyland in China, full of joy and fantasy. Here, you can interact intimately with Disney classic characters, participate in world-class amusement facilities, and watch wonderful performances and parades. It is expected to stay in the park all day and enjoy an unforgettable Disney experience. Shanghai Disney Resort 2. Oriental Pearl Radio and Television Tower: The Oriental Pearl Radio and Television Tower on the banks of the Huangpu River is one of Shanghai's landmark buildings. It attracts many tourists with its special appearance and magnificent scenery. You can take the elevator up to the observation deck and overlook the magnificent scenery of the entire city from above. Here, you can also learn about Shanghai's historical and cultural background and enjoy the gorgeous night view. Oriental Pearl 3. Yu Garden: Yu Garden is one of the oldest and most characteristic gardens in Shanghai, and it is a truly cultural landscape. You can appreciate the typical Jiangnan garden scenery here and feel the unique charm of traditional architectural art. Walking through the well-arranged corridors and winding paths, you can visit traditional residences, ancient pavilions, rockeries and other buildings, taste traditional Chinese tea culture, and buy exquisite handicrafts and specialty products. Yu Garden 4. Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street: The Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street is one of Shanghai's most famous and bustling shopping districts, and it is also China's longest commercial pedestrian street. There are all kinds of shops, department stores, shopping centers and restaurants here, which can meet your shopping and food needs. In addition, walking on Nanjing Road, you can also appreciate many beautiful buildings and modern cityscapes. Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street In terms of itinerary planning, it is recommended that you plan your time in advance and purchase relevant tickets to avoid waiting. At the same time, maintain good travel etiquette, respect local culture and customs. Keep the environment clean during the tour and comply with the rules and regulations of the park and shopping center. In summary, Shanghai Disneyland, Oriental Pearl Radio and Television Tower, Yu Garden, and Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street will bring you a unique journey to Shanghai. Enjoy the journey and leave beautiful memories. Wish you a pleasant journey! Shanghai·China

The most iconic building in Shanghai is the Oriental Pearl Tower, it is a construction of 468 meters tall with a revolving restaurant with fantastic views over the city. It is spectacular how this emblematic building can be seems from many places in the city and it is always symbol of Shanghai. The ticket price to enter is 199¥ for adults and 99¥ for kids, although there are also combinations tickets that include access to the exhibition center and to the restaurant, going up to 368¥ per person. 📍1 Shiji Blvd, Lujiazui, Pudong, Shanghai, China, 200120 💴 199¥ for adults 99¥ for kids #shanghaitrip

The Oriental Pearl, as a landmark building in Shanghai, has its unique charm from different perspectives. The perspective from the North Bund allows people to see the prosperity of the Oriental Pearl and Puxi intertwined, forming a picture of modernity and tradition coexisting. From the ground shooting position, you can see the full view of the Oriental Pearl, towering into the clouds, standing on the bank of the Huangpu River, like a bright pearl, illuminating the night sky of Shanghai. And from the aerial shooting position, you can see the details of the Oriental Pearl more clearly, every angle is full of artistic sense. Yesterday's sunset, like a fleeting moment, short and beautiful. The afterglow of the setting sun sprinkled on the Oriental Pearl, making it even more dazzling, as if it was given life. This is Shanghai, a city full of vitality and charm, whether it is day or night, there are endless beautiful scenes waiting for us to discover and appreciate.

#vianasjourney #awesomepic I have seen The Bund from across the Huangpu River, and I have to admit that the city lights from across was so colourful and cheerful. But to have seen it from closer distance, it’s give me this different feeling where I admire how elegant these skyscrapers are. To be on the same area as the buildings itself, I had to take metro line 2 and stop at Lujiazui Station, it only cost me 6 yuan to travel from Haitiansan Road. Once I was out of the station, in front of me, there stand tall this Pearl Tower and other building which you can view from the bridge which conveniently connected to the station. But to cross the river, there are ferry terminal on walking distance or a tunnel which also an option.

After a meal with an old friend who hasn't seen for many years, we went to the FLAIR rooftop restaurant and bar! The two of us decided to have a drink, I have to say, this friend, you know how to enjoy life! The friend booked a window seat in advance, the view of the Oriental Pearl from this angle is absolutely amazing! PS: The outdoor terrace is also open, and there is an amazing photo spot on the right side of the terrace! If you want to capture the beautiful lights, be sure to do so before 10 o'clock, because the outdoor lights go out at 10 o'clock.