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Dozens of cats in Thailand call temples home, and in China, temple cats even lounge on lotus thrones beneath Bodhisattva statues—across Asian Buddhist temples, cats are never just passersby. They are the most at-ease residents of these ancient sanctuaries. From Thailand to China, every temple’s cats have their own way of life. If you want to pet a kitty while praying for blessings, this guide will show you which temple cats are worth a special trip. 🎉 Chiang Rai Wat Phra That Chom Sak · The all-cat temple Locals simply call it the Cat Temple—there are only cats here, no dogs—so quiet it feels like a feline dojo. Cats are everywhere and all people-friendly, so you can interact to your heart’s content. Perched on a hilltop overlooking rice fields, the temple radiates calm. 🎁 Bangkok Wat Phra Chetuphon Wimon Mangkhalaram Rajwaramahawihan · A cat guard squad by the 46m reclining Buddha One of Bangkok’s oldest temples, it houses a gleaming 46m reclining Buddha. Around your feet, on the steps, and across the courtyards, resident stray cats wander about—many call them the temple’s guardians. Cats napping beside the giant Buddha are a frequent, delightful surprise in travelers’ photos. 🍂 Shanghai Longhua Temple · An orange tabby atop a lotus throne A big orange tabby was photographed lounging serenely on the lotus seat of an arhat statue, prompting a viral debate about divine cat lovers. In fall’s ginkgo season, the cleaning crew arranges fallen leaves into giant cat shapes, and images of ancient temple + ginkgo + cats trend year after year. The temple is pet-friendly, with resident strays happy to accept gentle pats. 🧡 Nanjing Jiming Temple · Shanxi the orange tabby’s workday routine Shanxi is the temple’s breakout star. Staff made a 1:1 paw-print stamp with its paw, and when visitors stamp their booklets, Shanxi “supervises” nearby. Ever cooperative and always ready for photos, it’s so popular that netizens joke it will be petted bald. In Chinese folk culture, orange cats symbolize good fortune, and many visitors touch Shanxi for a little luck. 😺 Hangzhou Shangtianzhu Faxi Temple · The chill icon of the cat world These cats went viral on sheer vibe—squinting on stone steps, dozing against yellow walls, daydreaming by ginkgo trees. They neither fawn nor flee, as if they have seen through the world. One cat appears on the same stone pillar every day to pose; visitors bring cat treats as offerings and wait 30 mins just to photograph its nap. 🏠 Wuhan Baotong Temple · A cat temple with its own map There are so many cats that someone drew a cat map: lion cats roam the wooded back hill, orange tabbies rule the mid-slope, and calicos stand guard at the Hall of Ten Thousand Buddhas. At the entrance, an orange cat meows a welcome, and in the parking lot, a black-and-gold cat patrols like security. There’s even a “cat villa” on the back hill for senior felines. The oldest cat is 18 years old and sometimes comes out to watch the sunset. When thousand-year-old temples meet languid cats, even your breathing slows. Make time for a temple cat retreat—it is more soothing than any meditation app.

If you are in Shanghai, there is a restaurant on The Bund worth a special trip—Taste of China, an immersive dining experience. It is not an ordinary Chinese restaurant; it is an experiential space that blends Chinese cuisine, culture, live performance, and spatial design. 🍲 One menu, eat your way across China Seven courses trace a culinary map of China. From the refined knife work of four classic Jiangnan small plates, to the crisp skin and tender meat of Peking duck, to the bold, freewheeling spirit of Sichuan in mapo tofu—every dish is more than flavor; it is a story. One menu is a pocket map of Chinese gastronomy. 🎥 Panoramic projections bring China’s landscapes to your table Top-tier panoramic projection syncs each course with an evolving scene. One moment you are in the watery lanes of Jiangnan, the next you are at the Great Wall—feel fully immersed and taste your way across China in a single meal. 🎭 Traditional performances are part of the main course Each dish arrives with a story and a live performance. Classical dance, Shaolin martial arts, and Sichuan opera face-changing take turns tableside—over one meal, enjoy a showcase of traditional Chinese arts. 💁 Thoughtful service Attentive, companion-style service introduces both the dishes and the culture. Guests who love a sense of ceremony can opt for on-site hanfu styling and photography to take home a set of China-inspired portraits. 🔥 Limited-time offers from 50% off Buy 1, get 1 free in select sections—when 2 dine, 1 is free Exclusive privilege vouchers—10% off your entire bill For this Bund location, this experience, and this price—it is truly great value. 📍 Address: LG1-03, Old Municipal Council Building on the Bund, No. 270 Henan Middle Rd, Huangpu District, Shanghai. Just a few minutes’ walk from The Bund. In the time it takes to enjoy a meal, you will journey through 7 regions of China, savor 7 distinct flavors, and watch a performance crafted just for your table. When you leave, you take with you more than dinner—you carry a lasting memory of China.

From July 1 to August 31, 2026, the Shanghai Municipal Administration of Culture and Tourism is launching the Museum Night series, featuring evening openings, special exhibitions, and engaging interactive experiences across multiple museums. Spend your summer nights immersed in culture and art. 🏛 Shanghai Museum ⏰ Dates: July 9–August 31, 2026 ✨ Highlights: • Evening special exhibition: "Atop the World Tree—Ancient Civilizations of the Americas," open Tue–Fri, 5:00 PM–9:00 PM. Reservation required. • Animal night: Every Sat, 6:00 PM–9:00 PM, explore the animal world in ancient American civilizations. 🏛 Memorial of the First National Congress of the Communist Party of China ⏰ Dates: July 1, 2026; July 25, 2026; August 1, 2026 ✨ Highlights: • Main entrance open at night: Reflect on the founding mission. Free admission, 5:00 PM–8:00 PM. • Party film class "Sparks": July 25, 2026, 5:00 PM–8:00 PM. • Mini talk "New Fourth Army Armband": August 1, 2026, 5:00 PM–5:45 PM. Limited to 30 participants; advance registration required. 🏛 Shanghai History Museum ⏰ Dates: July 1–August 31, 2026 ✨ Highlights: • Extended hours: Tue–Sat, the west wing’s temporary exhibition hall open until 8:00 PM. • Night activities: Includes the "Little Wave" docent group, Suzhou Creek night citywalk, and a Huizhou intangible cultural heritage workshop. • Special exhibitions: Five themed shows, including From the Yuan-dynasty sluice gate to Garden Bridge and a Huizhou culture and arts exhibition. 🏛 World Expo Museum ⏰ Dates: July 11–August 29, 2026 ✨ Highlights: • 4D film: Open every Sat for an immersive World Expo experience. • Special exhibition: "National Colors—Qing Dynasty Imperial Attire from the Palace Museum Collection." 🏛 Liuli China Museum ⏰ Dates: July 18, 2026; August 1, 2026; August 15, 2026 ✨ Highlights: • Night tour and exhibition viewing: Each session extended until 8:00 PM to savor the unique allure of glass art. • Special exhibition: "Fused Light, Solid Form—The Art Narrative of Cast Glass." 🏛 Yuyuan Garden ⏰ Dates: July 1–August 31, 2026 ✨ Highlights: • "Yuxiang Mountains and Forests" night tour: Tue, Wed, Fri, Sat, and Sun, 7:00 PM–9:50 PM. Reservation required. 🏛 Shanghai Astronomy Museum ⏰ Dates: July 4–August 30, 2026 (every Sun) ✨ Highlights: • Encounter the stars: 4:00 PM–8:30 PM. All ages welcome. Reservation required. • Special exhibitions: "Endless Universe—A Fusion of Science and Art" and "Heavenly Dialogues—Astronomy in Chinese Poetry and Prose." 🏛 Shanghai Natural History Museum ⏰ Dates: July 1–August 31, 2026 ✨ Highlights: • Extended hours: Open late every Sat until 8:00 PM. • Sleepover nights: July 11, 2026; July 25, 2026; August 8, 2026; August 22, 2026. Experience a night sleeping with nature. 🏛 Shanghai Museum of Glass ⏰ Dates: July 11–August 29, 2026 ✨ Highlights: • Americas camping night: Held every Sat. Independent camp for children ages 6–12. • Night at the museum: Open to all. Reservation required. 🏛 Shanghai Cai Yuanpei Former Residence Exhibition Hall ⏰ Dates: July 24, 2026; August 21, 2026 ✨ Highlights: • Extended hours: 4:00 PM–8:30 PM. Free admission. 🏛 Shanghai Sihang Warehouse Battle Memorial ⏰ Dates: July 7, 2026; August 13, 2026 ✨ Highlights: • War of Resistance lecture: Starts at 7:00 PM. Reservation required. • Extended hours: 4:00 PM–8:30 PM. Direct entry. 🏛 Aurora Museum (Shanghai) ⏰ Dates: July 3–August 28, 2026 (every Fri) ✨ Highlights: • Summer night school workshops: Multiple themed activities. Reservation required. • Special exhibition: "Numinous Light—Neolithic Jades." 🏛 Shanghai Fire Museum ⏰ Dates: July 18–August 8, 2026 (every Sat) ✨ Highlights: • Junior firefighter night: Family-friendly activity. Reservation required. 🏛 Shanghai Guanfu Museum ⏰ Dates: July 11–August 22, 2026 (every Sat) ✨ Highlights: • Night ticket perk: Receive a special exhibition souvenir with ticket purchase. • Special exhibition: "Honoring the Past, Creating the New · Four Seasons on the Desk—Scholars’ Objects Through the Ages." Come to Shanghai and unlock these captivating Museum Night experiences!

Molten iron at 1,600°C splashes into the night sky, bursting into a golden rain. Fire meets lotus in an Eastern aesthetic—the most explosive summer night of the season. 🔥 Six core highlights 🎆 Intangible-heritage iron flower show — 1,600°C molten iron flung skyward showers the lake in gold, drawing gasps all around 🐟 Fish-lantern parade — traditional fish lanterns glide along the lakeshore with dreamy period-drama summer vibes 🌊 Water-curtain light show — the lake turns into a giant screen for a water-and-fire visual spectacle 🫕 Fire brazier on water — charcoal whirls with the body; dancers move through flame as fire skims the lake 🪷 10,000 m² lotus pond — peak bloom, a whisper of fragrance on the night breeze 🛍️ Lotus market — creative crafts, icy tea drinks, and trendy light bites to browse and savor 📍 Practical information 📅 Dates: July 18–August 2 📍 Location: Daning Park (No. 288 Guangzhong West Rd., Jing'an District) 🎫 Tickets: Free 💡 Tips for your visit ✅ Best lotus viewing by day: 6:00–10:00 AM when blooms are freshest and lighting is perfect for photos ✅ Best shows by night: iron flowers, fish lanterns, and water-curtain lights all concentrate in the evening ✅ What to wear: Hanfu or new Chinese styles photograph beautifully—100% made for lotus ponds and fish lanterns ✅ Bring a handheld fan—July in Shanghai does not hold back 📣 What to do next 👉 Share this with the friend you promised to see the lotuses with 👉 Opening day, July 18, is the least crowded—set your alarm 👉 After your stroll, catch a show at Shanghai Circus World for a seamless night out This summer, don’t just survive under the AC—head to Daning Park for a fiery, lotus-lit rendezvous.

West Bund Museum’s cool-off season starts on Jul 21. Visit at night and feel a chill down your spine. 🌙 A new way to experience the museum at night From Jul 21 to Aug 23, West Bund Museum enters its cool-off season. Special and permanent exhibitions stay open until 8:00 PM, and discounted night tickets are available. 🎨 A double dialogue in fiber art “Hands Know,” a dual solo exhibition featuring Sheila Hicks and Shi Hui. One weaves Latin American memories through textiles. The other rebuilds contemporary Chinese expression with fiber. Two languages, a dialogue about “hand.” On view through Aug 2—don’t miss it. 👻 Odd Art Night Talks, back for a limited time At night, the museum is more than quiet. Familiar stories return with fresh content. When the lights dim, the spine-tingling art stories are just beginning. Free with a night ticket. 🎫 You can go tonight See exhibitions, cool off, and hear stories. The right way to spend a summer night starts with a night ticket.

Baoshan, Shanghai hides a hardcore gem—the Golden Furnace Stage · China Baowu Steel Exhibition Center. Once the Shanghai No. 1 Steel Plant, it’s now one of the city’s most photogenic industrial heritage sites. Walk through the entrance and a massive old blast furnace fills your view—dense piping, a red glow coiling around, and layered steel structures. It feels like stepping onto a cyberpunk movie set. 🔥 Why bring the kids It’s not a polished, picture-perfect kind of beauty—it’s raw industrial power. Seeing a steelmaking blast furnace and giant pipelines in person is 10 times more striking than a textbook image. Stroll and share stories of Shanghai’s industrial history for a fun, educational outing. 📸 Four must-snap photo spots ✅ Glory Plaza → The mirror pool reflects the furnace—epic wide shots guaranteed ✅ Time Tunnel → Take the escalator to level 2; light strips + metal for a full-on futuristic vibe ✅ Blast furnace core → Stand beneath the old furnace and feel the dramatic sense of scale ✅ Eye of the furnace → Look out over the entire space and take in the sheer volume of the industrial relics at a glance (when open, access is permitted) 📌 Useful info 📍 735 Changjiang Rd, Baoshan District ⏳ Visit: 1–1.5 hours. Allow extra time for photos. ✨ Reservations: only about 100 slots per release. Openings are announced on official channels and go fast.

In the height of summer 2026, Jinshan’s coastal culture and tourism series is here. On June 20, 2026, Jinshan City Beach’s swimming season and the Coastal New Area landscape enhancement project (west open green space) will open together to bring travelers a fresh seaside getaway. 🌞 Daytime | family-friendly fun Jinshan City Beach has fully upgraded its daytime offerings this year, rolling out floating inflatable castles, a bubble party, water balloon battles, and more—perfect for family trips. Kids can play to their hearts’ content while parents relax on the sand and savor laid-back summer moments. 🌙 Night | romantic lights and soothing vibes After dusk, a music and light show brings the beach to life every night at 7:30 PM, weaving light and shadow into a rich atmosphere. Starting in July, weekend mini stage performances and photogenic light-and-shadow scenes add a romantic, restorative seaside nighttime experience. 🚤 Trendy play | “Phantom Supercar” water ride This summer, Jinshan City Beach is debuting the “Phantom Supercar” water ride. With its sleek, eye-catching design, you and your companion can hop in, sprint across the waves, and drift with agility to feel the thrill of chasing wind and surf. 🎏 Kite showcase | Coastal New Area green space On June 20, 2026, the Coastal New Area landscape enhancement project (west open green space) opens for the first time with a 2-day seaside kite-themed showcase. Against blue skies and sea, colorful kites dot the early-summer coast. At night, light-up kite flying sets the sky aglow alongside the moon and stars for peak romance. 🌳 Slow living | relax in mountain-and-sea greenery The Coastal New Area green space spans 560,000 sq m and features fitness trails, children’s play areas, soccer fields, and other public amenities. The entire area is pet-friendly. Expansive lawns are great for camping, cycling, or jogging—or simply spreading a blanket and unwinding amid mountain-and-sea calm. 🎫 Tickets: summer perks | Joint promotions Jinshan City Beach offers combo packages for families, couples, and best friends. 2026 current-year graduates can apply for a “Youth Pass” with their diploma, and zhongkao/gaokao candidates enjoy exclusive discounts with their exam admission ticket. During the Dragon Boat Festival, visitors with a Jinshan City Beach ticket or a proof of purchase from Jinshanzui Fishing Village can enjoy 20% off drinks at the cafe in the Coastal New Area green space. Come to Jinshan’s coast to unlock your very own midsummer romance and relaxation.

In summer 2026, Shanghai Ocean Aquarium is launching a brand-new interactive experience, the "Sharks spotted" NFC shark hunt, guiding travelers to track shark facts and sightings. 🦈 Shark science zone 📍 Location: Shanghai Ocean Aquarium, 3F ocean classroom ✨ Highlights: • Explore the Shark Secrets science booth. Take a quiz and check in to uncover little-known sides of sharks. 🦈 Shark hatching from start to finish 📍 Location: Shanghai Ocean Aquarium, 3F ocean classroom ✨ Highlights: • Observe baby sharks up close through 0–120 days of growth. • See real shark eggs on display (not specimens). 🦈 Hide-and-seek sharks 📍 Location: Shanghai Ocean Aquarium, 2F coast zone ✨ Highlights: • Catsharks are the seafloor’s “hidden players,” often resting out of sight in corners. • Enjoy a hide-and-seek interaction with catsharks. 🦈 Deep-sea sharks 📍 Location: Shanghai Ocean Aquarium, 2F coast zone ✨ Highlights: • Shadow velvet catsharks and cloudy catsharks lurk in the deep. • Snap photos and check in as you search for silhouettes of deep-sea sharks. 🦈 Nearshore coral reef 📍 Location: Shanghai Ocean Aquarium, B2 undersea tunnel ✨ Highlights: • Vivid corals and laid-back sea turtles. • Seek out the “low-key” shark residents that live among the reefs. 🦈 Shark Bay 📍 Location: Shanghai Ocean Aquarium, B2 undersea tunnel ✨ Highlights: • Multiple shark species of different shapes and sizes gather here. • Get to know top ocean predators like sand tiger sharks, blacktip reef sharks, whitetip reef sharks, and nurse sharks. 💡 Travel tip: Review the NFC check-in map in advance and plan your route. On-site interactive task points are great for family-friendly fun. Head to Shanghai Ocean Aquarium to unlock shark secrets and embark on an extraordinary shark-hunting adventure.

Hailed as a once-in-a-lifetime, must-see exhibition, "Atop the World Tree—Ancient Civilizations of the Americas" has been in the spotlight since its official announcement. From July 11 to August 31, 2026, Shanghai Museum will partner with Shanghai Zoo to present "Spirits of the World Tree: Americas 'adorable ones' night," an immersive Amazon rainforest experience held every Saturday night. 🎭 spirits of the world tree: americas "adorable ones" night ⏰ dates: July 11–August 31, 2026 (every Saturday night) 📍 location: 3rd floor, Shanghai Museum 🎫 tickets: Your ticket includes full access to "Atop the World Tree—Ancient Civilizations of the Americas" and the "Spirits of the World Tree—adorable ones" Americas animal ecology gallery, free immersive interactions throughout the venue, an exclusive musical short play, and a limited-edition fridge magnet. ✨ highlights: • Micro-ecology zone: Observe fascinating creatures such as spiders and horned frogs. Through ecological display tanks and touch-based interactions, feel the vibrant life of the micro world. • Wetland ecology zone: Enjoy non-contact interactions with the internet-famous, chill capybara, and experience the harmony of wetland ecology and culture. • Underwater flooded forest zone: Inspired by the Amazon rainforest, three-dimensional eco-tanks and glass viewing windows showcase the aquatic allure of a hidden rainforest realm. • Alpacas, chinchillas, and guinea pigs zone: Thread together Andean civilization stories and experience the bond between ancient cultures and animal life up close. • Turkeys and crested bobwhites zone: Recreate the daily life of native American birds, paired with artifacts like pottery and murals to present lively scenes beneath the forest canopy. • Snake zone: Set against volcanic rock, discover species such as the black kingsnake and corn snake, and unlock the secrets of reptiles. ✨ immersive interactive experiences: • Star calendar: Explore the celestial mysteries of ancient American civilizations. • Rainforest soundscape: Immerse yourself in natural rainforest audio and feel the rhythm of life. • Blessing ritual: Take part in a distinctive blessing activity rooted in American civilizations. • Star-chart interaction: Use interactive installations to decode the cultural meaning of ancient star charts. • Atrium awakening ceremony: With a unique sense of ritual, embark on a wondrous journey where culture meets nature. 🎁 limited themed fridge magnets • Design inspiration: Featuring iconic creatures of the Americas, the two designs can be combined to outline the Shanghai Museum People’s Square building. • Collectible value: Memorable and meaningful, a dedicated keepsake from your night experience. Come to Shanghai Museum and unlock a night adventure that bridges millennia.

Summer 2026 at Shanghai Disney Resort brings dual-entry afternoon tickets and limited-time summertime festivities, featuring extended night hours, the golden edition of TRON Lightcycle Power Run, the Summer Soundwave Party, and more—delivering unforgettable summer magic at exceptional value. 🎆 10th anniversary limited-edition fireworks show ILLUMINATE! A Nighttime Celebration unveils its 10th-anniversary finale, lighting up the night sky with a dazzling "10" in fireworks—the perfect ending to a magical Disney evening. 🚀 TRON Lightcycle Power Run golden edition For a limited time, experience stunning golden light effects in this dazzling upgrade that delivers a fresh visual thrill and ranks among the hottest summer attractions. 🎉 Summer Soundwave Party When night falls, the park transforms into a dance floor, classic Disney tracks fill the air, and Mickey and friends make surprise appearances to celebrate with guests all night long. 🌌 Cosmic Lucky Energy Station Tap into lucky energy, draw lucky energy orbs to redeem prizes, and unlock cosmic power for extra fun throughout your visit. 🚗 Transportation: Subway Line 11's Disney Resort station runs extended service until 11:30 PM, with stops at Luoshan Road, Oriental Sports Center, Zikawei, Zhenru, and more. 💡 Travel tip: Arrive after 3:00 PM to avoid peak heat and crowds. After your evening adventure, take the extended subway service back. Come to Shanghai Disney Resort, unlock the limited-time summer festivities, and enjoy twice the magic!

From Jul 17 to Aug 30, 2026, Bund Central is hosting Happy Midsummer Night 2.0, an immersive summer party featuring jazz meets pingtan and electronic China‑chic shows to bring romance and relaxation all summer long. 🎷 Jazz x pingtan crossover performance ⏰ Dates: Jul 24, 2026 ⏰ Show: Free performance on the Sunset Stage 🎫 Tickets: Free ✨ Highlights: • Cross-genre fusion: Jazz collides with Jiangnan’s traditional pingtan for a unique East‑meets‑West sound. • Interwoven sounds: Authentic jazz grooves blend seamlessly with lilting Suzhou‑style vocals. • Trending hot: The debut video has surpassed 1,000,000 views across platforms. 🎶 Nong You Chijiang electronic China‑chic show ⏰ Dates: Aug 14 and Aug 21, 2026 ✨ Highlights: • Avant‑garde China‑chic: Blends electronic, rock, pop, R&B, and funk to push the boundaries of traditional Chinese‑style music. • New Shanghai‑style China‑chic: Preserves Eastern charm while adding modern energy and a global sound. 🛍 Bund Central summer creative market ⏰ Dates: Jul 17–Aug 30, 2026 ✨ Highlights: • Creative stalls: The atrium gathers featured booths with summer favorites like craft beer and snacks. • Great deals: Big discounts across dining and retail for a one‑stop experience—dine, shop, and get pampered. 💡 Travel tips: Plan your schedule in advance, as popular shows may draw large crowds. In summer, use sun protection and stay hydrated. Come to Bund Central and unlock the romance and energy of midsummer nights!

Starting July 20, 2026, railway authorities will pilot a new train ticket reservation booking service on over 200 trains on the Beijing–Shanghai High-Speed Railway and the Beijing–Shanghai Railway. Passengers can place reservations 17–60 days before departure. July 20–August 29 is a transition period, with regular operations from August 30 onward. 🚆 Train ticket reservation service pilot During the pilot, passengers can choose either exact reservation or flexible reservation. Exact reservation lets you specify departure/arrival time, seat class, and fare. Flexible reservation supports time windows and travel duration. Each booking can include up to 19 travelers, and each railway account can hold up to 3 pending reservation bookings at the same time. From 8:00 AM daily, reservations open for departures 60 days in advance. The reservation service does not currently support group reservations of more than 19 travelers. Ticket refund and change rules have been adjusted: for refunds requested 20–8 days before departure, a 5% fee based on the ticket price will be charged. ⏰ Time: July 20–August 29, 2026 is the transition period, and regular operations begin August 30. Try the railway’s train ticket reservation booking service and plan your trip in advance!

Ranked No. 1 on Shanghai’s stage show popularity chart for five years running 📍. No. 1 nationwide at the small-theater musical box office 📍. Nearly 3,000 performances nationwide, with over 300,000 attendees. A vintage American-style bar where the show plays out right at the counter. Sit around the bar, order drinks on the spot, and clink glasses for an immersive experience.

Starting July 20, 2026, the nonstop route between Shanghai and Dublin, Ireland, will begin service, operated by China Eastern Airlines. One round-trip operates on Mon, Wed, and Fri each week. Departure flight MU231 departs Shanghai Pudong at 1:40 AM and arrives in Dublin at 8:00 AM. Return flight MU232 departs Dublin at 10:55 AM and arrives in Shanghai Pudong the next day at 6:30 AM. All times are local.

From Jul 5, airline fuel surcharges are officially reduced—the perfect chance to save. 💰 New rates at a glance Under 800 km: fuel surcharge CNY 50 (down CNY 30), and with the civil aviation development fund, a one-way total is just CNY 100 800 km and above: fuel surcharge CNY 100 (down CNY 50), and with the civil aviation development fund, a one-way total is just CNY 150 Round-trip deals are even better—short-haul round-trip CNY 200, long-haul round-trip CNY 300. 🗓 Effective from Jul 5 Tickets issued on or after Jul 5 will automatically follow the new rates. No need to rush, no need to rush, no need to rush—the price drops right on schedule. 🌞 Summer travel costs drop With lower fuel surcharges, airlines adding more summer capacity, plus local culture-and-tourism vouchers and a wave of summer promotions, booking summer flights now is great value. Action tip: Once you know where you are headed, lock in your itinerary. Issue your ticket after Jul 5 to enjoy the new prices automatically. In peak summer, fares rise fast—start watching early and book early. 💸

Want to skip the city crowds this weekend? In Fengxian, Shanghai, a new grown-in-the-forest escape awaits—the Kimpton Hotel at Nine Trees Art Center, Shanghai, is now open for booking, and the hotel opens on July 1. Encircled by a thousand-mu ginkgo forest, it comes with a dreamy cave bar, and the theater is right outside your door. The perfect weekend escape without going far. 🌳 1) Wrapped in a thousand-mu ginkgo forest—step into nature This isn’t a few-trees-by-the-sidewalk situation—it’s true immersion, fully embraced by the woods. 🍃 Spring and summer: deep shade and soothing greens everywhere 🍂 Fall: golden ginkgos—every snap is wallpaper-worthy ❄️ Winter: quiet woods—brew tea and watch the leaves drift down Stroll, go for a morning run, or simply daydream—all without leaving hotel grounds. 🍸 2) A heavenly cave bar with peak ambience The hotel’s underground cave-style bar features: Rock-textured walls + warm lighting + signature cocktails 100% photo-worthy—post away on your grid. Skip the lines at trendy spots—your drink is just downstairs. Perfect for a bestie date, a couple’s mellow buzz, or a solo nightcap. 🎭 3) Nine Trees Art Center—catch a show, then walk back to your room The hotel is seamlessly connected to Nine Trees Future Art Center. A grand theater, a black-box theater, and a forest stage host year-round performances. Musicals, dramas, concerts, family-friendly shows… After the curtain call, stroll back to your room—no subway, no ride-hailing. Now that’s how weekends should flow. 🏨 4) Kimpton craftsmanship that delights the detail-obsessed IHG’s fashion-forward brand delivers quality through and through— ✨ Design-led rooms with uncompromising aesthetics ✨ Cloudlike bedding for sleep-until-you-wake comfort ✨ Fitness center + pool, so your getaway still gets its check-ins ✨ Pet-friendly stays—bring your fur kid, even kayak with your pup 💡 Pro tips Book now → New opening, limited inventory—weekends go fast Stay 2 nights → Double the vibes, skip the rushed itinerary Check the show schedule → Lock in Nine Trees dates, plan hotel + performance together Bring a camera → Ginkgo grove + cave bar = ultra-photogenic This weekend, head into the forest and sleep like a dream. 🌿

Shanghai Disney Resort is one of the top summer must-visit spots for locals and travelers. Splash around, catch live shows, and explore themed lands in one go to kick off a fairy-tale summer. To make evening departures easier, on Fridays and Saturdays from Jul 3–Aug 1, Line 11 will run special late trains from Disney Resort Station after the last regular service, operating until 11:30 PM. The trains will stop at: Disney Resort (origin), Luoshan Road, Oriental Sports Center, Zikawei, and Zhenru (terminus). Boarding is available at Disney Resort Station only. All other stops are drop-off only. Play your heart out this summer. With weekend nights at Disney, you won’t have to worry about missing the last train anymore. 🌙✨