▲ The dragon boat features a distinctive Chinese design: the hull is shaped like a golden auspicious dragon, the top deck replicates the architecture of Beijing's Temple of Heaven, and the interior is adorned with traditional elements such as peonies and auspicious clouds, exuding a strong sense of classical charm.
▲ The Huangpu River Night Cruise on the Dragon Boat primarily focuses on night views. To ensure visitors don't miss the beautiful scenery, a complementary dining service is provided. Although the buffet features Jiangnan and Shanghai-style cuisine prepared by a professional chef team, those who are particular about dining quality and ambiance should consider carefully before purchasing this product. The Dragon Boat has a maximum capacity of 1,000 visitors, and during peak times, it can get crowded. For the best dining experience, board between 17:00–17:30 when the buffet starts at 17:30, as dishes will be fully stocked. Dining around 18:00 or later may result in delayed dish replenishment.
▲ The Crystal Princess is a rare five-star cruise on the Huangpu River.
▲ The cruise features a streamlined blue and white design with four levels of sightseeing space and a 360-degree panoramic open-air deck. Its route spans from Nanpu Bridge to Yangpu Bridge, offering views of iconic landmarks like the Oriental Pearl Tower and The Bund architectural complex. Onboard dining options include Chinese and Western buffets as well as private VIP banquet rooms. The ship also supports customized activities such as water weddings and fashion shows.
▲ A restaurant that can accommodate 350 diners simultaneously, offering a luxurious Chinese and Western buffet for a sumptuous feast. If you're concerned about crowding on the dragon boat, consider the Crystal Princess, a five-star cruise with a maximum capacity of over 350 travelers. Regardless of which cruise you choose, be sure to board between 17:00-17:30 for the best dining experience when the buffet starts at 17:30.