Located at the mouth of the Yangtze River on China's east coast, Shanghai is the famous metropolis and largest city of China. It is the financial and commercial centre of China. From modern skyscrapers, top-notch restaurants and swanky shopping malls to ancient museums, traditional gardens and historical monuments, Shanghai is a fascinating mix of modern and ancient. The city has a well connected and convenient transportation system that makes it easy for tourists to explore the city.
Spring (March-May) and autumn (September-November) is considered to be the perfect time to visit this modern city of China as the weather remains pleasant and favourable for exploring the city.
There are plenty of amazing things to do and see in Shanghai as the city is dotted with a myriad of attractions. Admire the mesmerizing cityscapes from the top of Oriental Pearl or take a night cruise on Huangpu River to enjoy the stunning views of the skyline. Stroll along the Bund, a waterfront promenade, to admire the architectural work of historical buildings. Visit the most famous Jade Buddha Temple featuring 2 buddha statues imported from Burma. Yu Garden is another must-visit place, which is reminiscent of classic Chinese architecture. TV Huangpu Park, Jin Mao Tower, Shanghai World Financial Centre and Shanghai Tower are some notable attractions worth visiting. Head to Shanghai Museum, Shanghai Art Museum, Shanghai Municipal History Museum and Shanghai Science and Technology Museum, if you are a history lover or art enthusiast. If you are travelling with kids then Disneyland Park, Shanghai Ocean Aquarium, Circus World, Shanghai Natural Wild Insect Kingdom and Shanghai Zoo should not be missed. This city is a shopper’s paradise boasting of high-end shopping malls and vibrant markets. Visit Yuyuan Bazaar, Huaihai Road Market, Middle Tibet Road, Dongtai Road and Nanjing Road to buy traditional Chinese products, apparel, antiques and souvenirs.
When it comes to food, Shanghai will not disappoint you as the city has a plethora of restaurants that offer lip-smacking cuisines and superior service. Beggar's Chicken, Soup dumplings, Yellow Croaker Noodle Soup, Steamed Crab and Smoked Fish Slices are local delicacies you must try. Lost Heaven on the Bund, Jin Xuan Chinese Restaurant, Lost Heaven and Hakkasan are some popular places for Shanghai cuisine while Bollywood Indian Restaurant, Vedas Indian Restaurant, Masala Art Indian Cuisine, The Tandoor and Kebabs On The Grille are some of the good options for relishing Indian cuisine.
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