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Shanghai's new trendy landmark 💯|An artistic journey through Qianshu and the Suzhou River Finally visited Shanghai's new landmark this weekend—Tian'an Qianshu, truly the new favorite of trendsetters! Also discovered a hidden gem park by the Suzhou River, sharing this artistic route for sisters who want to take photos~ 🌳 First stop: Tian'an Qianshu This uniquely shaped building is absolutely stunning! From afar, it looks like a floating forest. Recommended to come in the evening to capture the sunset light and shadows✨ The mall’s art installations and niche boutiques are great to explore, and the rooftop terrace offers a panoramic view of the Suzhou River. We took no less than 100 photos here; every shot looks like a masterpiece~ 🌿 Second stop: Mengqingyuan Environmental Theme Park Address: No. 88 Yichang Road, Putuo District Opening hours: May–October 5:00 AM–9:00 PM / Other months 6:00 AM–6:00 PM Just a 15-minute walk from Tian'an Qianshu to this lush, lesser-known park. It features the Suzhou River Culture Exhibition Hall, a spiral staircase, and a glass walkway perfect for photos! The best part is there aren’t many tourists, so you can take your time shooting without crowds 🤫 📸 Photo tips: 1️⃣ For Qianshu, choose a sunny afternoon between 3-5 PM for the softest light 2️⃣ The spiral staircase and glass walkway in the park are excellent photo spots 3️⃣ Outfit suggestions: earth tones or Morandi colors, which perfectly match Qianshu’s architectural style 📍 Route plan: 2 PM → Check in at Tian'an Qianshu 5 PM → Walk to Mengqingyuan Park Recommend reserving 3-4 hours for sightseeing and photography
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