Shanghai experienced

Visiting Shanghai? Get ready for a mashup of jaw-dropping skylines, street energy, and next-level eats 😎🏙️ Here’s why Shanghai stunned me: cruising past modern towers in a sleek black sedan, weaving through a sea of bikes and lush trees—city vibes here are on another level! Tip: If you’re into architecture, spend some time around the Bund and Lujiazui for that IG-perfect shot (walkable, mostly flat, and especially striking in mixed weather). Top Spots to Visit: Shanghai - The Bund (Zhongshan East 1st Rd, open 24/7): best skyline views, especially at sunset or after rain - Lujiazui (Pudong district): home to iconic towers—bring your camera, sunglasses! - Yu Garden (No. 218, Anren St., open 9am–4:45pm): tranquil walk, great for escaping city rush - Wukang building (wukang road): a projected historic apartment building in former French concession area in Shanghai. - 1000 trees building: one of the most popular in Shanghai - Bicycle activity: the best in Shanghai is renting bikes to explore the city by pay with Alipay.👍 Travel Tips: Navigating cities: Metro is fast, dirt cheap, and runs late (load up a transit card at any station). Weather: Shanghai in November is crisp autumn weather as transactions toward winter, don’t miss your jacket Money: Many places prefer e-payments, but cash is handy in old neighborhoods. Photo Hack: Overcast days make glass towers pop—don’t wait for “perfect” blue skies! #shanghaivibes #beijingclassics #asiatravel #tripcom #cityscapechaser