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Shanghai

 

It is hard to believe that Shanghai was once a small fishing village. Today, it is one of the most vibrant and populated cities on Earth. Yet, this modern city has not left its cultural roots behind and is the perfect blend of modernity and old charming character.

Shanghai’s rise to economic significant began during the 19th century due to its prime port location. But people landing in Shanghai are not always on business trips. This stellar city with a futuristic skyline attracts all types of tourists and boasts over 70 five-star hotels for a luxury stay.

 

Top Attractions in Shanghai

You might need a lifetime to explore all of the gems that Shanghai has to offer, but you can still dive into the local culture if you stay for a few nights. There’s something for everyone, including city tours, museums, local food tours where you get to experience the best Shanghai restaurants – and even private cooking classes with renowned Shanghai chefs. There’s even a world-famous circus here.

Yet, one of the must-see places in Shanghai is an ancient town called Zhujiajiao. This beautiful town is an absolute delight with waterways meandering next to traditional Chinese houses and stone bridges. No wonder that this idyllic town often gets called “The Venice of Shanghai”!

Another stop on any visit to Shanghai should be Yu Garden. This is a vast Chinese garden, first made in the 16th century and situated near the City God Temple. It still includes Shanghai’s oldest teahouse where tourists can experience authentic Chinese teas and tasty snacks.

Whatever you choose to do in Shanghai, you will probably have a more memorable visit and a more informative experience with a guided tour. Sandhills Travel offers faxable and tailored Shanghai tours for smaller groups, so you always get a more personalised tour of Shanghai’s best-kept secrets.

 

When to Visit Shanghai

 

Shanghai has four distinct weather seasons. spring and autumn are usually pleasant and warm. Summer can be exceptionally hot but is also wet, while winters can be chilly.

This is why Shanghai tourists often choose to book their trips during spring or autumn when they can expect more comfortable temperatures and less chance of rain.

Visiting Shanghai is even easier for lots of tourists today because there is a free 6-day visa option for tourists from many countries.

Don’t forget to check out the latest guided tours offered by Sandhills Travel for a memorable stay!

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