Lujiazui

This is not exactly Liujiazui - could not tag a more accurate location. Everyone knows West Bund， Bund or North Bund, but rarely do people talk about the Pudong side of the Bund - 滨江。 To cross the river for Pudong, hop on one of the multiple ferry stops along the Bund - I recommend the 董家渡 stop which will disembark you at 塘桥 - slightly south to Liujiazui. (See map) The entire ferry ride is a less than 10 minutes and costs 2RMB. Go on the upper outdoor deck to get the best views of both sides of the Huangpu river. Disembarking at 塘桥，walk north along the riverside promenade (滨江）and a get a closer view of the Pearl Tower as well as the the Bund from the other side. You can also ride or walk the 20km stretch of dedicated cyclist/pedestrian lane. The cyclable route winds through trees, rises above ground and goes through protected forest areas. Walk or ride, this is a very nice afternoon/sunset activity to to with a family but expect to have go through a few busy areas - Specially when getting closer to the Pearl Tower. You can plan a picnic or stop at the multiple coffee stops along the river as well as many restaurants - Fat Cow, Eli Falafel, Chili’s etc - as you get closer to Liujiazui. #visitshanghai #tripblazers #passionpassport #thebund #waitan

#visitshanghai Experience the captivating allure of Pudong District's Lujiazui area in Shanghai as it comes alive with dazzling lights and futuristic skyscrapers. A nighttime walk through this vibrant district offers a mesmerizing blend of modernity and architectural brilliance. 🌆 Tip 1: Admire the Lujiazui Skyline 🏙️🌉 Take a leisurely stroll along the Bund Promenade and witness the iconic Lujiazui skyline in all its glory. Marvel at the towering Shanghai Tower, the Oriental Pearl TV Tower, and other magnificent structures illuminated against the night sky. Capture the breathtaking views and immerse yourself in the grandeur of this cosmopolitan hub. 🍽️ Tip 2: Dine with a View 🍽️🌙 End your evening with a delightful dining experience at one of the many restaurants offering panoramic views of the Pudong skyline. Savor delectable cuisine ranging from traditional Chinese to international flavors, while basking in the mesmerizing cityscape spread out before you.

Beautiful Lujiazui (美丽陆家嘴) Im living china almost 5 year, I had no idea Shanghai could be this kinda beautiful and romantic city. Last few months I often come shanghai and suddenly I fall in love with shanghai. Most romantic and beautiful place always been Lujiazui, River crossing, Skyscraper buildings, Shanghai Tower, Its make mood like a red rose. Finally I moved shanghai permanently. I would like to invite guys come and see romantic shanghai once a life at least.

During spring time, Shanghai is known for its perfect weather, warm climate and beautiful nature - the city comes alive in the spring time 🌺🌿🌷 in areas such as Suzhou Creek, Lujiazui and People’s Park, fresh flowers are planted to welcome the warm weather and the city becomes very colorful! Some of the best places to see these flowers are Gucun Park, Xujiahui Park and the walking path along Suzhou Creek! Don’t miss this perfect weather while it still lasts🌼🌻💛 #urbanexplorer #citylife #cityvibes #shanghai #flowers #summervacation

Lujiazui in Shanghai is home to some of the world's most iconic skyscrapers. The area is known for its stunning skyline, with towering buildings such as the Oriental Pearl Tower, Shanghai Tower, and Jin Mao Tower. These structures not only serve as impressive feats of engineering but also house a variety of businesses and attractions, including observation decks, restaurants, and hotels. Lujiazui is a must-visit destination for anyone visiting Shanghai, offering a unique perspective on the city's modern development and architectural achievements. Have you ever been to Lujiazui area? IG: edgarmesropyan #chinalife #chinatravel #shanghai #shanghaistyle #shanghailife #lujiazui

Shanghai's architecture is a fascinating blend of old and new, with a rich history of traditional Chinese styles and innovative modern designs. Exploring the city on foot is a great way to experience this diverse architecture, from the colonial buildings of the Bund to the soaring skyscrapers of Lujiazui. The city's unique mix of European and Chinese influences can be seen in landmarks like the Shanghai World Financial Center and the Yu Garden. Art deco buildings and lane houses also provide glimpses into Shanghai's past. With its constantly evolving skyline and rich cultural heritage, wandering through Shanghai is a rewarding experience for anyone interested in architecture and urban design. IG: edgarmesropyan #shanghailife #shanghailife #shanghaistyle#architecture #shanghaitravel

Flower spotting in spring must be included in the TO-DO list of activities to try during your visit in Shanghai. It is a big city so you must create a list with the top spots to see flowers during spring. Most of the parks around the city offer some flower arrangements. The video shows the tulips around the Shanghai exhibition center and the Jing’An sculpture park. Best time of the year to see the flower ornaments, specially the cherry blossoms is during spring season. Shanghai is full of beautiful surroundings, impressive architecture and colourful decoration, so it’s completely worthy to walk around and explore different areas such The Bun, French concession, Lujiazui, Xintiandi and Jing’an area. Check in advance weather conditions as rainy days are common in spring. #shanghai #china

The Huangpu district in downtown Shanghai is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in modern architecture and cityscapes. This area is home to some of the tallest and most iconic skyscrapers in the world, including the famous Pearl Tower, Shanghai Tower, and Shanghai World Financial Center. The Pearl Tower, with its distinctive ball-shaped top, is one of the most recognizable landmarks in Shanghai. Visitors can take a high-speed elevator to the top for panoramic views of the city and the Huangpu River below. The Shanghai Tower is another impressive feat of engineering and design. This 632-meter-tall tower is the second-tallest building in the world, and it's home to a variety of offices, shops, and restaurants. Visitors can take a high-speed elevator to the observation deck on the 118th floor for breathtaking views of the city. The Shanghai World Financial Center is another iconic skyscraper in the Huangpu district. This 492-meter-tall tower is home to a mix of offices, hotels, and shopping centers, and it's known for its distinctive trapezoidal aperture at the top. Beyond the skyscrapers, the Huangpu district is also home to a variety of other attractions, including the Bund, a historic waterfront area that's lined with colonial-era buildings and offers stunning views of the city skyline. The district also boasts a variety of shops, restaurants, and nightlife venues, making it a popular destination for tourists and locals alike.

When you visit Shanghai it is always good to find places where you can take good pictures. As they always say “Instagram Worthy” places. my wife and I have always been fascinated with the sky scrapers in Shanghai specially Lujiazui area in Pudong. There are so many restaurants, cafe bars and malls around so you will never get bored exploring this area of Shanghai. Enjoy your trip.

Shanghai is a popular tourist destination known for its historical landmarks such as The Bund, City God Temple and Yu Garden as well as the extensive Lujiazui skyline, many skyscrapers, and major museums including the Shanghai Museum and the China Art Museum. During one of trips to Shanghai about 5 years ago one of the places we've been to is the Yu Garden also know as Yuyuan. It lies next to the City God Temple in Shanghai’s Old City, which was dedicated to the city’s spirits, or protectors, in the 1400s. The classic Chinese-style gardens, complete with rockeries, ponds, pavilions and towers, feature several distinct areas separated by grey tiled ridges called “dragon walls”. The area surrounding the gardens holds endless opportunities to try street food and buy souvenirs. If you can’t make it to Suzhou in Jiangsu province, which is better known for its gardens, Yuyuan will surely not failed you. Next is Shanghai Disneyland. Many of the rides, attractions and characters have been redesigned to cater to a Chinese tourist audience. A group of Chinese zodiac gardens make up its centre – with the 12 animals represented by Disney characters – and instead of Main Street USA, there is Mickey Avenue. There’s also more live entertainment here than in other Disney theme parks. It’s a great choice if you need a break from traditional sightseeing in Shanghai And if ever you feel tired being surrounded by tourist crowds, I highly recommended Wan Shan bird and flower market. Flowers are sold alongside pet birds, fish, chinchillas and even crickets – from the tiny to the unnervingly massive – in this market, which sits at the junction of Tibet Road and Huiji Road. You’ll also find potted plants, such as bonsai trees and succulents, on sale. Antiques and jade are also sold nearby, in case you’re good for small mammals, and your aquarium and window box are both fully stocked. Temples can be a great way to find peace within the noise of Shanghai tourism and city life in general, whether or not you are religious. The Buddhist temple of Longhua is the oldest in the city and has a fascinating history, from its inception in 242CE to i#spooktaculartrip s use as a Japanese-run internment camp during World War II. I suggest you simply walk around the complex, or buy some incense and send up a prayer of your own. These attractions are a great place to start if you only have a few days to experience the city’s splendour and I know you’ll find something worth visiting around every corner in the largest city in China. #meetshanghai #shanghai #travelinspiration #travel #awesomepic #mytripvlog #meettheworld

#celebratewithtrip Getting There - Travel to The Bund, Shanghai🇨🇳✈️ Attractions - Nighttime Views of Lujiazui🌅🌇 Hotels - Nearby Hotels on The Bund💛 Food & Restaurants - 🍜🥟🥘🍢🥮 Shopping - Try Nearby East Nanjing Road 🛍️⭐️ When visiting Shanghai, one of the most popular and unmissable sights is the infamous Lujiazui skyline 🌅🌇 At nighttime, Lujiazui illuminates the sky with colourful lights and even a light show 💡 You can see some of the worlds tallest towers and how they light up during the nighttime. it’s best to view this from across the Huangpu River on The Bund and spend time watching how the lights change. This is one of the worlds best skylines and not to be missed on a trip to Shanghai🇨🇳✈️ #celebratewithtrip #celebration #shanghai #shanghaichina #lujiazui #cityoverlook #cityview #cityscape

#mytripvlog Take a look at some clips from my late-night cycle through Lujiazui, Pudong, Shanghai.