[2025 Shanghai Attraction] Travel Guide for People's Square (Updated Aug)

Immersive Travel Guide to Zhujiajiao Ancient Town In Shanghai's Qingpu District lies Zhujiajiao Ancient Town, known as the "Venice of Shanghai." With its white walls and dark tiles standing by the water, winding bridges, and ink-painting-like scenery, it perfectly embodies the spirit of Jiangnan water towns. Transportation: 1-hour direct drive via Hu-Yu Expressway; take Metro Line 17 to "Zhujiajiao Station," then bus or walk; or take the express bus from People's Square directly to Zhujiajiao. Tickets: The town is free to enter; individual attractions like Ke Zhi Garden can be purchased separately. The 80 yuan combo ticket including 6 attractions offers better value. Hand-rowed boats cost 150-200 yuan per boat (6 people), electric boats 30 yuan per person. Must-visit attractions: The Ming Dynasty Five-Arch Bridge offers stunning views at dawn and dusk; North Street is filled with food and specialty shops; Ke Zhi Garden blends Chinese and Western architecture; Yuanjin Temple offers panoramic views; the Humanities Art Museum offers free exploration of the town's history; Dianshan Lake, 3 km away, is perfect for cycling and strolling. Food: Don't miss local specialties like lotus leaf-wrapped meat, Grandma's zongzi, smoked green beans, and radish oil cakes. Also try the river food at Dongtian Restaurant and the noodles at Maolin Restaurant. Itinerary planning: A one-day trip can connect major attractions, with sunset viewing at Dianshan Lake in the evening; a two-day trip allows for deeper exploration of the ancient town, plus cycling at Dianshan Lake or visiting the Grand Garden. Accommodation: Inside the town, Jingting Guesthouse offers classical elegance, while Xiaohe Guesthouse provides romantic riverside views; outside the town, Zhujiajiao Anlu is high-end, and Qingpu Zhujiajiao Holiday Hotel offers good value. Tips: Weekdays are quieter for visits. Wear flat shoes, protect against sun and rain, share boat rides to save money, enjoy the soft lighting during evening tours, respect the environment, and take home beautiful memories.

You can travel to Shanghai in just 3 days. For those who have little time, you can travel with us. Day 1 📍Museum of art Pudong 浦東美術館 10.00-21.00 (Entrance until 20.00) 📍Disney store (陆家嘴 / Yuyuan store) 📍Lujiazhui 陆家嘴 📍Holiland Super Brand Mall 2nd floor (near the Pearl Tower) Day 2 📍Wukang Mansion Wukong Mansion 📍Anfu Road (Wukang Road / Anfu Road) 📍Huihai Road 📍Xin tian Di (Xintiandi) 📍Yuyuan Old Street/Yuyuan Garden (Yuyuan Garden) Yuyuan Old Street) exit 1 Day3 📍 Shanghai Postal Museum (上海邮政博物馆) 📍Rock bundle 📍The bundle 📍Waibaidu Bridge / Zhapu Road Bridge (外滩 / 外白渡桥 / 乍浦路桥) 📍People's square / East Nanjing Road (南京西路 / 人民广场 / 南京东路) #Travel to China #Plan to travel to China

Here's a guide to admiring Yulan magnolias in Shanghai: Magnolia Viewing Time According to the Shanghai Botanical Garden's monitoring, the first blooming period of Yulan magnolias this year is delayed by 10–15 days compared to normal years, and the peak blooming period is around mid-March. Magnolia Viewing Locations - Lujiazui Central Green Area: You can frame the Lujiazui skyline with patches of Yulan magnolias. Taking photos under the "Returning Oasis" public sculpture is beautiful.  - People's Square: There is a row of Yulan magnolias, which can be framed with the landmark buildings and the church in People's Square. Take Exit 20 of People's Square Station on subway lines 1/2/8.  - Longhua Temple: The thousand-year-old temple complements the Yulan magnolias, creating a rich atmosphere. After entering Longhua Temple, walk along the left side towards the back to see them.  - Minhang Cultural Park: This park has the largest area of Yulan magnolias in Shanghai, including white and purple varieties. You can also frame them with tulips. The areas near Gate 2 and Gate 3 are good photo spots.  - Yan'an Zhong Road Green Area: There is a flourishing Yulan magnolia tree. You can capture a mirror effect at the Sea Coconut Grove.  - Shanghai Exhibition Center: Yulan magnolias can be framed with tulips and historical buildings. The West Friendship Hall, West Garden, and East Garden are all good photo spots.  Photography Tips - Choose the right time: The soft light in the morning or evening can create a translucent effect on the petals. Avoid the harsh midday sun, which can cause shadows. - Find a simple background: Use the blue sky, building walls, etc., as a background to highlight the pure white magnolia blossoms and reduce clutter. - Try different angles: Shoot upwards with the sky as the background to showcase the flowers' posture; shoot downwards to capture the top of the flowers and the stamens; you can also take close-ups to highlight details.

#ChinaTravel Haidilao Hot Pot People's Square Branch (海底捞火锅) 📍Location and operating hours • Address: No. 300 Nanjing East Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai, China • Operating hours: am 10:00 - am 07:00 ✔️ Fresh ingredients and various broths 🍖🦑 Haidilao Hot Pot is famous for its various broth options and fresh ingredients. The meat and seafood are fresh and delicious, so you can enjoy the hot pot to the fullest! ✔️ Hand massage service provided in the lobby while waiting 💆♀️ Don't worry about waiting for a long time! You can receive a free hand massage in the lobby, so you can wait comfortably. It feels like all your fatigue has disappeared! ✔️ Comfortable waiting space and friendly service 🙌 The waiting space is spacious and comfortable, and the staff provides really friendly service. It's a place where meticulous consideration for customers stands out. ✔️ You can visit even at dawn! It is open until 7 am, so it is perfect for a late-night snack!

🗺️🗺️ 【Travel Itinerary】 Day 1: 14:00 Arrive at Shanghai Pudong Airport I 16:00 Arrive at Nanjing East Road or People's Square and move to your accommodation I 17:00 Shopping around Nanjing East Road I 18:00 Dinner I 19:30 Yuyuan I 9:00 Bund night view Day 2: 9:00 Wukang Mansion I 10:30 Tianzifang I 12:00 Arrive at Xintiandi and have lunch I 13:00 Enjoy a nice cafe & bakery in Xintiandi I 15:00 Shanghai Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea I 16:00 Drop off your shopping at your accommodation and move to Pudong District I 17:30 Oriental Pearl Tower or Shanghai Tower Observatory I 19:00 Dinner Day 3: 9:00 At Nanjing East Road Jianbing I 10:30 Shanghai Disneyland Day 4: 10:00 Shopping I 12:00 Lunch I 14:00 Airport Transfer I 17:00 Return 📍📍【Recommended Attractions】 Shanghai Disneyland / Yuyuan / The Bund / Oriental Pearl Tower / Wukang Mansion / Xintiandi / Tianzifang / Nanjing East Road 🏠🏠【Recommended Hotels】 Lujiashanglu Hotel (Shanghai Nanjing East Road The Bund Center) 📷📷 【Photo Spots】 Shanghai Disneyland / Yuyuan / The Bund / Oriental Pearl Tower / Wukang Mansion / Xintiandi / Tianzifang / Nanjing East Road

#tripพาบินขอภพนำปีใหม่ (Chill, travel around the city, see the view, shop, and eat delicious food) Suitable for those who want to experience the most modern and classic metropolis of Shanghai 🏙️🍜 Day 1: Arrival & Explore Shanghai 🛬 • Morning: Arrive at Shanghai Pudong International Airport (PVG) ✈️ • Getting into the city: Take the Maglev high-speed train (8 minutes) to Longyang Road Station, then transfer to subway line 2 to your accommodation. • Check in at the hotel in The Bund (Waitan) or People’s Square. • Afternoon: • Start your trip at The Bund (Waitan) 🌟 See the view of the tall buildings on the Pudong side and European-style buildings. • Take a walk along the Huangpu River to see the Oriental Pearl Tower 🗼 • Take a boat ride to see the view of the Huangpu River Cruise 🛥️ • Evening: • Take a walk on Nanjing Road 🛍️, a famous shopping street Full of shops and food • Try Xiao Long Bao 🥟 at famous shops in People’s Square such as Din Tai Fung Day 2: Culture & Shopping 🏯 • Morning: • Visit Yuyuan Garden 🌳 a beautiful and peaceful ancient Chinese garden • Stop by City God Temple (Chenghuang Temple) nearby • Getting there: Take subway line 10 to Yuyuan Garden Station • Stroll around the market around the garden, buy souvenirs and local food • Afternoon: • Visit Shanghai Tower 🏢 the tallest building in China Enjoy the city view from the 118th floor observation deck • Transportation: Take subway line 2 to Lujiazui Station • Take a photo with the Oriental Pearl Tower 🗼 • Dinner: • Stroll around Tianzifang 🛍️ a hub of art, cafes and souvenir shops • Transportation: Take subway line 9 to Dapuqiao Station • Dinner at Xintiandi 🍷 and enjoy the night view Day 3: Last stop before heading back 🛍️✈️ • Morning: • Stroll along Nanjing Road 🛍️ and buy souvenirs at Shanghai No.1 Department Store • Or go for a walk at AP Plaza 🛒 (Shanghai Underground Market) • Transportation: Take subway line 2 to Shanghai Science & Technology Museum Station • Afternoon: • Return to the airport • Transportation: Take the Maglev or subway line 2 to Pudong Airport Tips: • Use the Shanghai Public Transportation Card for subway and bus travel • If you travel in spring, (Apr-May) The weather is cool (15-25°C) and suitable for walking. Who is it suitable for? People who want to travel to big cities, like modern atmospheres and mixed cultures, along with shopping and delicious food! Let's travel to Shanghai! 🇨🇳 #TravelPlan #TravelChina #Shanghai

การเตรียมตัวก่อนไปเที่ยวจีน ✅ ควรมี Alipay หรือ WeChat สำหรับจ่ายเงิน ✅ เตรียมชื่อสถานที่ต่างๆที่จะไปเป็นภาษาจีน ✅ เงินสดยังคงจำเป็น เพราะบางครั้งอาจจะเกิดปัญหาในการจ่ายเงิน เงินสดยังคงใช้ได้ แจกแพลนเที่ยวเซี่ยงไฮ้ 🩷 Day 1 - 🛏️ ตลอดทริปพักที่ GEM Hotel (Shanghai Bund Nanjing East Road Pedestrian Street shop) จองผ่าน #Trip เริสมากมีเอกสารภาษาจีนมาให้เลย พนักงานโรงแรมไม่งงแน่นอน - The Bund Bull - ไปกินบุฟเฟ่หม่าล่าที่ 牛New寿喜烧 - Super brand mall shanghai - Disney China Flagship Store - Lujiazui - Pop Mart 🩷 Day 2 - Jing’an Temple - Jade Buddha Temple - Tian'an Sunshine Plaza - tián zǐ fáng - HOTMAXX ใต้ดินตึก Xinlin life station 🩷 Day 3 - Rock Bund - Yuyuan garden - Anfu Road - Miniso Pink - Xintiandi - Venchi - Harmay - Butterful & Creamorous 🩷 Day 4 - Disneyland Shanghai 🩷 Day 5 - STARBUCK RESERVE ROASTERY - People's Square สรุปค่าใช้จ่าย 1. Thai Airway ticket 17,305 บาท จองผ่าน #trip Flight BKK (00:30) to PVG (05:45) Flight PVG (17:25) to BKK (21:00) 2. GEM Hotel (Shanghai Bund Nanjing East Road Pedestrian Street shop) 4,612 บาท จองผ่าน #trip 3. ประกันการเดินทาง 380 บาท 4. Sim Card 286 บาท 5. Diseny Land Ticket + Early Entry 4,033 บาท 6. ค่าอาหาร + ค่ารถ + ค่าเข้าอื่นๆ 5,471 บาท รวมค่าใช้จ่าย 32,087 บาท/คน #shanghai #china #chinatrip #เซี่ยงไฮ้ #เซี่ยงไฮ้2024 #รีวิวเซี่ยงไฮ้ #100วิธีเที่ยว#เที่ยวสวนสนุก#ที่เที่ยวธรรมชาติ#ที่เที่ยวถ่ายรูปสวย

Shanghai at Night: A Neon Journey from People’s Square to the Bund Families! Let’s take a night tour of Shanghai today, from the bustling People’s Square to the brightly lit Bund, let’s experience the charm of this city at night! Time: Around 7pm-9:30pm Route: Last picture Starting point: People’s Square subway station First of all, we set off from Exit 14 of the People’s Square Subway Station. This subway station is really huge and we almost got lost! I would like to remind everyone to take the exit of the shopping mall and never take the exit of People’s Park. It’s dark and scary at night! New World - the style of old Shanghai As soon as I came out, I saw the new world. The architectural style here is very reminiscent of old Shanghai, and people can't help but want to take pictures. The pedestrian street is crowded with people and a sea of ​​light signs Then, I came to the crowded pedestrian street. The buildings here began to become more stylish, and the lights and signs were colorful, making it very festive. atmosphere! Creamsicles and old-fashioned Shanghai products can be found everywhere, and sure enough, “As long as The best proof is that if the flow of people is large enough, homogeneity is not a problem! Check-in point -Futuristic sci-fi style architecture I also encountered a super cool building on the way. Looking back, it seemed like Batman’s future science fiction world. It’s a must-have for taking photos! Water Curtain Cave - a strange escape However, there is a place in the middle that is decorated as a water curtain cave. My sisters and I originally planned to go in and have a look, but were dissuaded by a strange atmosphere. It is better to avoid this kind of place at night. Bell Tower-a surprise on the hour There is a super beautiful clock tower in the middle of the pedestrian street. Every hour, it changes into different patterns, including cranes, dolls...many people stop here to take pictures. Peace Hotel-Iconic Building While walking, I saw the iconic Peace Hotel. The lights at night made it even more unique. It is really a business card of Shanghai! 2 Yuan Ferry - Regret of Missing It I originally planned to experience the 2 yuan ferry, but I couldn't go due to rain and time issues, which was a bit regretful. I would like to remind everyone to pay attention to the operating hours of the ferry. The ferry closes at 18:30, and the Fuxing route closes at 21:00. Don’t miss it like me! Consultation Center - Charging and punching in Finally, we recharged our batteries at the consultation center and discovered a bonus: by checking in on social media, you can receive a postcard from Cheng Huanji, and if you collect 20 likes, you can offset the 29.9 photoshoot fee, which is a great deal! And you can also stamp it. There are many stamps that you can DIY. Unfortunately, I forgot to bring my pocketbook. Huangpu Riverside - a great place to relax Although it's a little regretful, I felt relaxed when I was blowing the river breeze by the Huangpu River and looking back at the brightly lit buildings. It was so relaxing! But let’s just say it! It’s better not to come to the Bund to see the Oriental Pearl Tower on a rainy day. It’s all “hazy and beautiful” and you can’t even see the top. How's it looking? The night in this city is pretty good, right?

It is my honor to introduce to you some attractions near Shanghai People's Square. First of all, People's Square itself is an attraction worth visiting. It has a wide square area and different architectural styles around it. It is one of the landmarks of Shanghai. Secondly, the Shanghai Museum is a museum that displays Shanghai's history, culture and modern art. It has a rich collection of cultural relics and artworks that make people forget to leave. Finally, Yuyuan Garden is a garden with rich historical and cultural heritage, which brings together traditional architecture, antique garden landscapes and delicious food. Taking photos in front of these famous scenic spots will leave you with beautiful and unforgettable memories.

The PEOPLE seafood and steak bar is a restaurant located in a historical building near people square. They have delicious willington steak and croquettes. the entrance it’s on Guangfu road and closest metro station is QuFu line 8. Set menus can be purchased which included soup, salad, main course and desert. #christmasgiveaway

Address: People's Square, Huangpu, China Atmosphere/Facilities: The building sparkles, and my eyes sparkle...🔅There are many restaurants to eat at, and there are also major tourist attractions such as the M&M's store and the Lego shop:) Key Points: There are hot spots to take pictures, and especially in the morning, this place is full of Chinese people exercising! Rating: 5/5 #PleaseWinter #HotPlace #ShanghaiTravel

People's square, Shanghai Looking through the notes in the notebook shop, everyone's graffiti, some blessings, some confessions, I feel so silly and naive! I also feel quite touched, which makes me want to travel suddenly, and write down my thoughts about friends in a strange city. It's not bad to think about it! Finally, I bought a famous cheesecake and ended the 3-hour tour of Shanghai People's Square [happy] to welcome the arrival of a new week of hot summer [fist] #summervacation#urbanexplorer

Living in Shanghai for nearly two years, it is a shame on me I didn't find this perfect date 🥰 place for an afternoon tea or coffee ☕. Now I know what messed up with my lovely gatherings😂. Also it is better late than never, thanks to my friend from Beijing that I got recommended to Barbarossa restaurant. Located inside the people's square park 🏞️, you have to walk a little bit of 500 metres where this beauty will come into picture. Quite mesmerized by the looks, as it is surrounded by a little pool of water 🌊 Although it is afternoon, quite a number of people to take the window 🪟 side view and I was lucky to have one. Served a perfectly whipped cream of cappuccino to soothe my nerves !! Definitely a go to place in the downtown with a unique style #coffeeshop #summerdays#urbanexplorer#tripfoodie

People’s Square is the heart of downtown Shanghai and a must visit if only to take in the atmosphere. Hundreds, if not thousands, of people walk the street, their silhouettes cast dark in the neon sign light. It is definitely something to behold. #givethanks

😍 Hey guys, Asia's top-tier Egyptian exhibition is now dazzling at Shanghai Museum! This global showcase features 788 rare treasures, promising a cultural feast that will leave you spellbound—missing it would be heartbreaking! The exhibition ends magnificently on August 17, so don’t let regret haunt you—come and explore now! 🌧 Rainy day with nowhere to go? This is the perfect spot! Here, you can savor each exhibit, listen to expert narrations, and immerse yourself in the mysterious tales of ancient Egypt, embarking on a captivating journey through millennia of culture. 🎯 Opting for a study tour group comes with tons of perks: 👉 Dual benefits of tickets and fast-track access: While others endure endless queues under the scorching sun, you’ll breeze through the exclusive entrance—a thrill you’ll never forget. 👉 Enthralling expert commentary: Even if you know little about ancient Egyptian history, the vivid storytelling will captivate you instantly. Kids will be especially hooked, eagerly asking questions and staying focused throughout. 👉 7 time slots to choose from: With morning, afternoon, and evening sessions, families can easily plan around their schedule, no more time crunch worries. 👉 Small-group excellence: Fewer crowds, professional equipment, and crystal-clear views of every artifact detail—your museum experience will soar to new heights. 👇 Click below to secure the same amazing perks! 🏺 The exhibition is divided into three sections: 🎈 Land of the Pharaohs: A comprehensive dive into ancient Egypt’s royalty and burial culture. Marvel at painted anthropoid coffins, uncover the secrets of mummification, and gaze upon pharaoh statues—it’s like stepping into the lavish lives of Egyptian nobility. This is the exhibition’s crown jewel—don’t miss it! 🎈 The Era of Tutankhamun: Explore the legendary history and unique art of this world-famous pharaoh, unraveling the mysteries that surround him and soaking in the era’s allure. 🎈 Secrets of Saqqara: Showcasing the latest archaeological finds, including artifacts tied to cat worship and adorable feline mummies that will melt your heart. ⏰ Duration: About 2-3 hours. The exhibition runs until August 17, 2025. ✨ Day session: 9:00 AM—5:00 PM (last entry at 4:00 PM, closed on Mondays) ✨ Night session: Extended to 9:00 PM on Fridays and Saturdays (last entry at 8:00 PM) 🎈 During holidays, the exhibition gets packed, especially with kids. Remember: these are real artifacts—no touching, or you might have nightmares later! Address: Shanghai Museum (People’s Square location) (Exit 1, People’s Square Metro Station)

😲Wow❗ This year’s hottest cultural event in Shanghai is none other than the Egyptian Exhibition at the Shanghai Museum! A total of 788 ancient Egyptian treasures have grandly “flown” to the museum, and the atmosphere is just insanely cool. 🗺️ Exhibition order: The Land of the Pharaohs ➡️ The Era of Tutankhamun ➡️ The Secrets of Saqqara 🎁 The cultural and creative shop is right on the right after security check, with two floors in total. I have to say, the fridge magnets there are exquisitely made, though the prices are indeed not cheap. 😱 If you miss this exhibition, you’ll really have to wait a long time! The exhibition runs until August 17, 2025. Although the time seems ample, tickets are snapped up like crazy every day. Trust me, don’t hesitate any longer, grab your tickets now👉 👨‍🏫 Want to avoid the crowds? The study tour groups are super thoughtful. 😍 Choosing a study tour group is such a smart move! No need to struggle for tickets or wait in long lines, you get direct green channel access. While others are suffering under the sun, you’re already leisurely enjoying the artifacts～ 🧐 Plus, there’s a professional guide explaining everything throughout, from mysterious myths to the grand historical evolution, making it lively and interesting. Kids get totally captivated (my child followed the guide to hear “The Story of Anubis,” and the experience was amazing). 📅 There are 7 sessions available daily, clearly arranged for morning, afternoon, and evening. Families can flexibly plan their visits according to their own schedules～ 🤩 The small group size means it’s quiet and peaceful, and the audio equipment is incredibly clear—you can even see the patterns on the mummy’s bandages clearly. The experience is simply fantastic! Click below to start your wonderful journey “Through Ancient Egypt”～ 💡 Tips: 1️⃣ Be sure to listen to the explanations. Most people don’t know much about the “life and death” concepts in ancient Egyptian culture, and it’s hard to fully understand just by reading the exhibit descriptions. 2️⃣ The entire exhibition is very rich in content and takes about 3 hours to visit. Besides the first-floor exhibition, the second floor offers a ticketed “The Lost Pharaoh: Immersive Exploration of the Great Pyramid of Khufu” experience (💰198 RMB per person). This 45-minute VR experience lets you feel like you’re walking inside the Great Pyramid of Khufu, which is quite interesting. Additionally, the Shanghai Museum plans to hold 10 “Museum Cat Nights” every Saturday evening in September, where visitors can bring their pet cats to visit the exhibition 🐈‍⬛ 🚇 Super convenient location: The exhibition is at the People’s Square Hall (201 Renmin Avenue). Take Metro lines 1, 2, or 8 to People’s Square Station, exit from Exit 1, and it’s just a few steps away! 🎇 There are evening sessions from Friday to Sunday, open until 9:00 PM. The soft lighting on the artifacts instantly transports you to the Nile River, creating an amazing atmosphere that’s simply awesome～

🌶️A famous skewers of Mala in People’s Square area. It is lively at night. The queue is very long. When you enter the shop, the staff will take you to a table. Let you scan and order food and drinks via QR Code and pay online. 🫕There are many Mala to choose from. On the skewers, there is a grill at the table. Keep the food hot. Adding flavor to the meal. So awesome. Mala is not as spicy as Thai. It smells of spices. Eating a lot of it makes your mouth a bit numb. 😂 🍺In addition, the shop also has many other menus. Both ramen, scallion pancakes, salad, beer, soju. For those who like to drink, I recommend this shop. The atmosphere is great. The music is fun. 🎵 ⏰ The shop is open until 3 am. 📍 Under JI Hotel Shanghai (People’s Square) No.500, Xizang Rd (M), Shanghai, China, 200041 #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck #ShanghaiTravel #ChinaTravel

😲Wow❗ The hottest cultural event in Shanghai this year is undoubtedly the Egyptian Exhibition at the Shanghai Museum! A total of 788 ancient Egyptian treasures have grandly “flown” to the Shanghai Museum, and the atmosphere is just insanely cool. ▫️Exhibition order: The Land of the Pharaohs ➡️ The Era of Tutankhamun ➡️ The Secrets of Saqqara The cultural and creative shop is on the right after security check, with two floors. I have to say, the fridge magnets are exquisite, and yes, they are quite expensive. 😱If you miss this exhibition, you’ll have to wait a very long time! The exhibition runs until August 17, 2025. Although it seems like there’s plenty of time, tickets are snapped up every day. Take my advice, don’t hesitate, grab your tickets now👉 👨‍🏫 Want to avoid the crowds? The study tour groups are super thoughtful 😍Choosing a study tour group is just so smart! No need to worry about ticket grabbing or long queues, you get direct green channel access. While others are suffering under the sun, you’re already comfortably enjoying the artifacts~ 🧐There’s also a professional guide accompanying you throughout, explaining from mysterious myths to the grand historical evolution in a lively and interesting way. Kids are totally captivated (my child even followed the guide to hear “The Story of Anubis,” a hands-on experience that was amazing). 📅 There are 7 sessions available daily, clearly arranged for morning, afternoon, and evening, making it easy for families to plan their visit flexibly~ 🤩Small groups, quiet environment, and crystal-clear audio devices let you see even the patterns on the mummy’s bandages clearly. The experience is just fantastic! Click below to start your wonderful journey “Through Ancient Egypt”~ 💡Tips: 1️⃣ Be sure to listen to the guide. The concept of “life and death” in ancient Egyptian culture is something most of us don’t fully understand, and just reading the exhibit descriptions isn’t enough. 2️⃣ The exhibition content is quite rich, and the visit usually takes about 3 hours. Besides the first-floor exhibition, the second floor offers a ticketed “The Lost Pharaoh: Immersive Exploration of the Great Pyramid of Khufu” experience (💰198 RMB/person). The 45-minute VR experience let me step inside the Great Pyramid of Khufu, which was quite fun. Also, the Shanghai Museum plans to hold 10 sessions of “Museum Cat Night” every Saturday evening in September, where visitors can bring their pet cats to visit the exhibition together 🐈‍⬛. 🚇 Super convenient location: The exhibition is at the People’s Square venue (201 Renmin Avenue). Take Metro lines 1, 2, or 8 to People’s Square Station, exit from Exit 1, and it’s just a few steps away! 🎇 There are evening sessions from Friday to Sunday, open until 9:00 PM. The soft lighting on the artifacts instantly transports you to the banks of the Nile, creating an amazing atmosphere that’s simply awesome~

🥳 Family, this must be said❗ Originally planned to go to a concert this weekend, but I stumbled upon the Shanghai Museum Egyptian Exhibition at midnight and immediately changed plans. After all, this is a global exhibition featuring 788 precious artifacts, ending on August 17th. Missing it will really make you regret it! 🎯 Why choose the study tour group? 👉 Double guarantee with tickets and fast track: While others are collapsing in the scorching sun waiting in line, we enter through an exclusive channel, feeling so smooth it’s like taking off. 👉 The lecturer’s explanation is super exciting: Even if you don’t know much about history, you’ll be instantly fascinated by the lecturer’s talk. Kids keep asking questions non-stop and listen attentively the whole time without a moment’s slack. 👉 7 sessions to choose from: Morning, noon, and evening sessions available, families with kids can arrange flexibly, no more worries about scheduling. 👉 Small group experience is excellent: Fewer people, no crowding, plus professional equipment to see details clearly and hear explanations well, the exhibition experience is directly upgraded. 👇 Click below to secure the same wonderful treatment Location guide: Shanghai Museum, 1st floor (201 Renmin Avenue), exit 1 of People’s Square Station on Metro Lines 1/2/8, just a 3-minute walk, super friendly for lazy people! ⏰ Tips to avoid pitfalls: Closed on Mondays, don’t go empty-handed! Arrive early after booking to enter, it’s recommended to reserve 3-6 hours to enjoy slowly, every artifact has a thousand-year story behind it. Be sure to bring your ID! Every exhibition hall requires ID scanning. If you go out midway, find staff to stamp your hand, so you can re-enter. 🗺️ Tested best visiting route: ✅ The Land of Pharaohs: Unlock ancient Egyptian gods’ legends, royal secrets, and daily wisdom to lay a good foundation for the visit. ✅ The World of Tutankhamun: Explore the legendary life of the 19-year-old pharaoh who died young; the tomb artifacts are much more shocking than documentaries. ✅ Secrets of Saqqara: A treasure area newly discovered in 2020, full of cat mummies, feel the ancient Egyptians’ passionate love for cats. 💡 Details to note: 👉 Power bank is a must! Renting on-site is inconvenient, bring your own to take photos and take notes. 👉 The cultural and creative area has over 1,000 merchandise items! If the entrance is crowded, don’t join the crowd, walk further inside, you might find rare and surprising treasures. 👉 Don’t come hungry! The simple meals on the second floor are few and expensive; eat well to fully enjoy the artifacts.

😲Wow❗❗ This year’s hottest cultural feast in Shanghai is none other than the Egyptian Exhibition at the Shanghai Museum! A total of 788 ancient Egyptian treasures, like mysterious messengers, have majestically landed at the museum. From the scepters symbolizing the pharaoh’s supreme power to the mysterious cat mummies; from the timeless unsolved mysteries of the pyramids to the legendary and dramatic story of Tutankhamun, each exhibit seems to possess a magical power that instantly captivates and fascinates. If you miss this exhibition, you’ll have to wait many years! The exhibition runs until August 17, 2025. At first glance, the time seems ample, but tickets are snapped up crazily every day and sell out instantly. Trust me, don’t hesitate—lock in your tickets now👉 👨‍🏫 Want to avoid the crowds? The study tour groups are super thoughtful Choosing a study tour group is so worry-free! No need to struggle for tickets or endure long lines; you get direct green channel access. While others are suffering under the scorching sun waiting, you can leisurely start enjoying the artifacts～ Plus, professional guides lead the whole way, explaining from mysterious and magical myths to the grand historical panorama, making it so vivid and interesting that people get hooked. Kids especially listen attentively (from personal experience, my child chased the guide to hear “The Story of Anubis” and couldn’t stop). There are 7 sessions daily to choose from, morning, afternoon, and evening all well arranged, perfect for families to flexibly plan their trips～ Small groups, quiet environment, and high-definition audio equipment let you clearly see even the fine patterns on the mummy wrappings. The experience is simply amazing, truly legendary! Click below to unlock the wonderful experience of “Traveling through Ancient Egypt”～ Shanghai check-in 🦁 “The Pharaoh’s Kingdom” — Unveiling Ancient Egypt’s “Top-Level Logic” Here, you will embark on a journey to explore the secret of the pharaoh’s divine kingship. The royal majesty of Ramses II and Khufu’s grand ambition for the pyramids are all hidden in these precious artifacts. And the Nile River, the mother river nurturing ancient Egyptian civilization—how did it “nurture” this civilization? From agricultural development, calendar creation to pyramid construction, after visiting this hall, you’ll instantly grasp the ancient Egyptians’ way of thinking in the following exhibitions～ 🐱 “The Secrets of Saqqara” — A must-visit for archaeology fans Here lies the mysterious story of the “oldest pyramid” — the Step Pyramid, along with painted wooden coffins and animal mummies unearthed in 2023! So many round and adorable cat mummies, looking both cute and mysterious. After seeing them, you’ll suddenly understand why ancient Egyptians regarded cats as divine pets～ 👑 “The Era of Tutankhamun” — A condensed presentation of the golden age The young pharaoh who died at 19, his tomb is full of endless surprises! Although the original golden mask is not on display, the replica statue of Nefertiti is stunning under the interplay of light and shadow, perfect for taking blockbuster photos. Listen to the mysterious “Pharaoh’s Curse” legend, guaranteed to give you goosebumps～ 🚇 Super convenient location: The exhibition is at the People’s Square Hall (201 Renmin Avenue). Take Metro lines 1, 2, or 8 to People’s Square Station, exit from Exit 1, and you’re right there! There are evening sessions from Friday to Sunday, open until 9:00 PM. When the gentle lights fall on the artifacts, you feel as if you’ve traveled through time to the banks of the Nile, the atmosphere is fully immersive, simply amazing～ Shanghai check-in

Family and friends, who knows about this❗I originally planned to go to a concert this weekend, but I stumbled upon the Shanghai Museum Egypt Exhibition at midnight and instantly changed my plans. After all, this is a global exhibition featuring 788 precious artifacts, closing on August 17th. Missing it would truly be a regret that makes you pound your chest! 🎯 Why choose the study tour group? ▪️ Ticket + Fast Track Double Advantage: While others despair waiting in the scorching sun, we enter through an exclusive fast lane—so smooth, it feels like flying. ▪️ Amazing Lecturer Commentary: Even history newbies get captivated by the lecturer’s explanations. Kids keep asking questions non-stop, fully immersed throughout without a moment’s distraction. ▪️ 7 Sessions to Choose From: Morning, afternoon, and evening sessions available, perfect for families with kids to arrange flexibly—no more stressing over timing. ▪️ Small Group Experience is Fantastic: Fewer people, no crowding, plus professional equipment to see details clearly and hear explanations distinctly, upgrading your exhibition experience. 👇Click below to lock in the same benefits Shanghai check-in Location Guide: Shanghai Museum, 1st Floor (201 Renmin Avenue), Exit 1 of People’s Square Station on Metro Lines 1/2/8, just a 3-minute walk—super convenient for the lazy! ⏰ Pitfall Reminder: Closed on Mondays, don’t show up to an empty hall! Arrive early after booking to enter; it’s recommended to reserve 3-6 hours to explore slowly, as every artifact hides stories spanning thousands of years. Bring your ID card! Every exhibition hall requires ID scanning. If you leave midway, get a staff stamp on your hand to re-enter. 🗺️ Personally Tested Best Visiting Route: ✅ Land of the Pharaohs: Unlock ancient Egyptian gods’ legends, royal secrets, and daily wisdom to build a solid foundation for the exhibition. ✅ Tutankhamun’s World: Explore the legendary life of the 19-year-old pharaoh who died young; the tomb artifacts are 100 times more stunning than documentaries. ✅ Secrets of Saqqara: The newly discovered treasure area from 2020, filled with cat mummies everywhere, showing the ancient Egyptians’ crazy love for cats. 💡 Important Tips: ▪️ Power bank is a must! Renting on-site is no match for bringing your own; rely on it to keep your phone charged for photos and notes. ▪️ The cultural and creative zone hides over 1,000 merchandise items! If the entrance is crowded, don’t join the rush—go deeper inside, you might find rare and delightful treasures. ▪️ Don’t come hungry! The second-floor café is sparse and expensive; only when well-fed can you fully immerse yourself in the world of artifacts. Shanghai check-in

After wanting to visit this exhibition for so long, I finally made it 30 days before it ends! I have to say, the Shanghai Museum's Ancient Egyptian Civilization Exhibition is simply legendary! The largest in the world, the highest level in Asia, with over 700 artifacts, and 95% of them are making their first appearance in Asia! Cat mummies, golden masks, pharaoh statues... it feels like stepping right onto the set of "The Mummy" movie! It closes on August 17th, missing it will definitely make you regret it! 🎯 Why choose the study tour group? ▪️ Tickets + Fast track double buff: While others are despairing in the scorching sun waiting in line, we enter directly through an exclusive channel. This kind of thrill is something you have to experience to understand! ▪️ Lecturers more engaging than documentaries: Originally a history novice, but after the lecturer’s talk, I was hooked. Even the kids in the group kept asking questions non-stop, fully immersive listening, no slacking at all. ▪️ 7 sessions to choose from: Morning, noon, and evening sessions available, flexible for families with kids, no more headaches trying to find time. ▪️ Small group experience maxed out: Fewer people, no crowding, equipped with professional devices, every detail of the artifacts is clear and audible, upgrading the exhibition experience. 👇 Click below to lock in the same treatment Shanghai check-in Exhibition 🎫 Efficient exhibition tips! Avoid the crowds Off-peak times: Rush in at 9 AM on weekdays! For weekends, Friday/Saturday night sessions (open until 9 PM) are recommended, fewer people and dimmer lighting create a better atmosphere~ Walk the route backwards: Start with the less crowded "Tutankhamun Era" and "Saqqara," then see "The Kingdom of the Pharaohs" (the largest and most crowded)! 🚗 Practical info! Avoid pitfalls guide Address: No. 201 Renmin Avenue, Huangpu District (People’s Square Hall) ⏰ Time: Until August 17, 2025! 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM (night sessions until 9 PM), closed on Mondays! 🚇 Transport: Metro lines 1/2/8 to People’s Square Station, exit 1, 5-minute walk 📷 Photo tips for people: In the Tutankhamun exhibition and pharaoh face-off: The photo trick is to have your friend stand deep inside and shoot slightly upwards with the phone (because shooting downward or straight will capture the statue’s base), with the person slightly turned and looking up. The Kingdom of the Pharaohs: When taking photos, don’t stand right against the wall! It’s hard to get a good shot. You can go inside first, have your friend wait at the ticket gate, then face the words "The Kingdom of the Pharaohs," lower the exposure, and you’ll see a whole 3D pyramid vividly appear. ⚠️ Note: Wear comfortable shoes! At least 3 hours to tour. No water allowed inside the exhibition halls. There is a restaurant inside (but pricey, better to eat before coming). Free luggage storage! After security check, get a ticket from staff, no need to queue again. This exhibition is a triple joy for history buffs + photography lovers + cultural product fans! Take advantage of fewer crowds before summer vacation, hurry up! Shanghai check-in

I've been wanting to visit this exhibition for a very long time, and finally made it with just 30 days left before it ends! You could say the Shanghai Museum’s Ancient Egyptian Civilization Exhibition is legendary! The largest in the world, the highest level in Asia, with over 700 artifacts, 95% of which are making their first appearance in Asia! Cat mummies, golden masks, pharaoh statues... it’s like stepping onto the set of the movie "The Mummy"! It closes on August 17th, missing it will really make you regret it!​ 🎯 Why choose the study tour small group?​ ▪️ Tickets + Fast track double buff: While others despair waiting in the scorching sun, we enter directly through an exclusive channel. This kind of pleasure is something you have to experience to understand!​ ▪️ Lecturers more engaging than documentaries: Originally a history novice, but after the lecturer’s talk, I was hooked. Even the kids in the group kept asking questions non-stop, fully immersive listening with no zoning out​ ▪️ 7 sessions to choose from: Morning, noon, and evening sessions available, flexible for families with kids, no more headaches trying to find time​ ▪️ Small group experience maxed out: Fewer people, no crowding, equipped with professional devices, every artifact’s details are clear and audible, the exhibition experience is upgraded to first class​ 👇 Click below to lock in the same treatment now​ 🎫 Efficient exhibition tips! Avoid the crowds Off-peak time: Rush at 9 AM on weekdays! For weekends, it’s recommended to choose Friday/Saturday night sessions (open until 9 PM), fewer people and dimmer lighting create a better atmosphere~ Walk the route backwards: Start with the less crowded “Tutankhamun Era” and “Saqqara,” and finish with “The Kingdom of the Pharaohs” (the largest and most crowded)! 🚗 Practical info! Pitfall prevention guide Address: No. 201 Renmin Avenue, Huangpu District (People’s Square Hall) ⏰ Time: Until August 17, 2025! 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM (night sessions until 9 PM), closed on Mondays! 🚇 Transportation: People’s Square Station on Metro Lines 1/2/8, Exit 1, 5-minute walk 📷 Photo tips for portraits: Eye contact with the pharaoh in the Tutankhamun exhibition hall Photo tip: Make sure your friend stands deep inside, slightly tilt the phone upwards (because shooting downward or straight on will capture the statue’s base), have the person look slightly sideways and upwards The Kingdom of the Pharaohs: Photo tip: Don’t shoot close to the wall here! It’s hard to get a good shot. You can go inside first, have your friend wait at the ticket checkpoint, then face the words [The Kingdom of the Pharaohs], lower the exposure, and you’ll see a whole 3D pyramid vividly appear on the screen ⚠️ Notes - Wear comfortable shoes! At least 3 hours to tour, no water allowed inside the exhibition hall, there is a restaurant inside (but expensive, better to eat before coming) - Free luggage storage! After security check, ask staff for a ticket, no need to queue again This exhibition is a triple joy for history buffs + photography lovers + cultural product fans! Take advantage of fewer people before the summer holiday and rush over!

Don't know where to go when it rains❓ This is the place! Enjoy the exhibition while listening to guided stories, immersing yourself in a cultural journey. This global exhibition features 788 rare artifacts and ends on August 17—don’t miss it or you’ll regret it! 🎯 Why Choose Our Study Tour? ▪️ Ticket + Fast Pass Combo: Skip the long queues under the scorching sun—exclusive entry for a hassle-free experience. ▪️ Engaging Expert Narration: Even history beginners will be captivated, with kids asking questions and staying focused throughout. ▪️ 7 Time Slots to Choose From: Morning, afternoon, or evening—perfect for families with kids. ▪️ Small Group Excellence: Fewer crowds, professional equipment, and clear views of artifact details for an upgraded experience. 👇Click below to secure your spot! 🏺 Exhibition Highlights: 1️⃣ The Pharaoh’s Realm: Explore ancient Egyptian royalty and burial culture, featuring painted coffins, mummification insights, and pharaoh statues—the most spectacular section! 2️⃣ The Era of Tutankhamun: Dive into the history and art of the famous pharaoh and uncover legendary tales. 3️⃣ Secrets of Saqqara: Showcasing the latest archaeological discoveries, including artifacts related to cat worship and even cat mummies... ⏰ Duration: 2-3 hours | Exhibition runs until August 17, 2025 ✨ Day Session: 9:00 AM–5:00 PM (Last entry at 4:00 PM, closed on Mondays) ✨ Night Session: Extended to 9:00 PM on Fridays & Saturdays (Last entry at 8:00 PM) Heads up: It gets crowded during holidays, and there are lots of kids. Reminder: These are real artifacts—please don’t touch them, or you might have some eerie dreams! Address: Shanghai Museum (People’s Square Branch) (Exit 1, People’s Square Metro Station)

| If you don’t rush, you’ll really cry! Hurry and lock in your tickets. Family, who understands this❗ Originally planned to watch a concert this weekend, but I stumbled upon the Shanghai Museum Egypt Exhibition at midnight and instantly changed my plans. After all, this is a global exhibition featuring 788 precious items, closing on August 17. Missing it will make you regret it deeply! 🎯 Why choose the study tour small group? ▪️ Double advantage of tickets + fast track: While others despair waiting in the scorching sun, we enter through an exclusive channel, feeling great ▪️ Lecturer’s explanation is super exciting: History newbies get hooked immediately, kids keep asking questions, fully immersive listening without distraction ▪️ 7 time slots to choose from: Morning, noon, and evening available, flexible for families with kids, no headache trying to fit the schedule ▪️ Small group experience is excellent: Fewer people, no crowding, professional equipment support, clear view and understanding of artifact details, upgraded exhibition experience 👇 Click below to lock in the same benefits 🚶 Location guide: Shanghai Museum, 1st floor (201 People’s Avenue), exit 1 of People’s Square Station on Metro Lines 1/2/8, 3-minute walk, super friendly for lazy people! ⏰ Pitfall reminder: Closed on Mondays, don’t go empty-handed! Arrive early after booking to enter, recommended to reserve 3-6 hours to enjoy slowly, each artifact holds a thousand-year story ID card is a must! Each exhibition hall requires ID scanning, if you leave midway, get a staff stamp on your hand for re-entry 🗺️ Personally tested best visiting route: ✅ Land of the Pharaohs: Unlock ancient Egyptian deity legends, royal codes, and daily wisdom, laying a solid foundation for the exhibition ✅ World of Tutankhamun: Explore the legendary life of the 19-year-old pharaoh who died young, the tomb artifacts are 100 times more shocking than documentaries ✅ Secrets of Saqqara: Newly discovered treasure area from 2020, full of cat mummies, showing ancient Egyptians’ crazy love for cats 💡 Important details: ▪️ Bring a power bank! Renting on-site is less convenient than bringing your own, keep your phone charged for photos and notes ▪️ The cultural and creative area has over 1,000 merchandise items! Don’t just crowd the entrance, walk inside for hidden surprises and great finds ▪️ Don’t come hungry! The simple meals on the second floor are few and expensive, eat well to fully immerse yourself in the world of artifacts

Day 1: Nanjing Donglu Bund Day 2: Tianzifang Provisional Government Xintiandi Yuyuan Day 3: Wukang Mansion [Recommended Places] 1. Yuyuan Night View Wow, all I can say is 2. Bund Shanghai is a night view [Recommended Restaurants] 1. Weixiangzhai Noodle Restaurant If I go to Shanghai again, I'll go again 2. Yang's Dumpling (Fuzhou Road Cultural Street Shop) Personally, I think it's tastier than Dahu Chun, and I even ordered delivery 3. Heonjiu Ichien Taste, Value for Money, Friendly, and I'm disappointed, so I went twice [Travel Tips Early July Shanghai is so hot. It's worse during the day. Shanghai姥姥家常饭馆(森联木业店) If I ate it on the first day, um... Okay? But I found out on the last day that there are so many delicious places in Shanghai besides this one. It's a waste of time to waste here. Jeomdodok Shrimp Har Gou is the best. Lai Lai Xiao Long Pork Cutlet is the best. I'll bring ketchup next time I go!

Soft City, Full Soul — My Slow Escape in Shanghai ✈️🍲💆♀️ I arrived in Shanghai expecting a rush—bright lights, fast crowds, busy everything. But this trip surprised me. 🌆 The city moved, but never pushed. The breeze was cool, the pace calm, and somehow, I felt time slow down. Dinner was at Coucou Hotpot, a stylish spot inside a shopping mall—but don’t let that fool you. The Taiwan-style sake chicken melted into the broth like silk, and the sweet homemade chili sauce was the kind of comfort you didn’t know you needed. It wasn’t just dinner—it felt like being taken care of. 💆♀️ After the meal, I wandered into a local massage place, simple from the outside, but inside? Total reset. No frills, just peaceful music and expert hands. I walked out lighter, like my body had exhaled after a long time. ⸻ 📝 Travel Tips: • Coucou gets busy—make a reservation if you can • Order the sake chicken and mix your own dipping sauce • Most massage spots are open till late—perfect after dinner • Don’t over-plan. Let Shanghai slow you down This wasn’t the trip I planned. But it’s the one I needed. #CoucouHotpot #ShanghaiChill #TravelToFeel #UrbanCalm #HotpotHealing #MassageBreak #SlowTravelChina #HiddenJoy #SoloTravelVibes #TripMoments

🏨 Accommodation Most attractions are in Huangpu, Xuhui, and Jing'an districts. Staying near Shanghai South Station is super convenient! Direct access to all core areas via Metro Line 1, with rooms around ¥150/night during off-peak season - unbeatable value💰 🗓️ Itinerary ✨Day1: Shanghai South Station → The Bund → People's Square → Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street Head straight to The Bund upon arrival! The riverside breeze and colonial architecture make perfect photo ops. Feed pigeons at People's Square, eat your way through Nanjing Road, and don't miss the breathtaking night views🌃 ✨Day2: Sinan Road → Anfu Road/Wukang Road → Site of the First CPC National Congress → Lujiazui "Three Pieces" → Duoyun Bookstore Visit Zhou Enlai's former residence and Sinan Bookstore on artsy Sinan Road. Anfu/Wukang Roads offer French concession vibes - Wukang Building is a must! Feel revolutionary history at the Congress site, admire Lujiazui's skyscrapers at dusk, then enjoy panoramic views from Duoyun Bookstore (reserve 1-2 days in advance via "Shanghai Citizen Cloud" app - different but equally stunning perspective than Oriental Pearl Tower)📖 ✨Day3: Sihang Warehouse → 1933 Old Millfun (North Bund) → Departure The historic weight of Sihang Warehouse (featured in movie "The Eight Hundred") hits hard. 1933 Old Millfun's industrial architecture is super photogenic - return home with unforgettable memories~ 🎫 Tickets & Reservations Use the official "Shanghai Citizen Cloud" WeChat account! All ticketing/reservation info is clearly listed. Only Yuyuan Garden (¥30/person, half-price for students/seniors) and Duoyun Bookstore require reservations - others are walk-in friendly~ 🍜 Food Recommendations - Shen Dacheng: Must-try qingtuan (glutinous rice cakes) and tiaotougao - best eaten hot! Sticky rice lovers' paradise~ - Xie Xiang Yuan Crab Noodles: Their crab roe noodles are to die for! Pricey but worth every penny~ - Dong Tai Xiang: Perfect combo of pan-fried buns and scallion oil noodles - great value for Shanghai! - Xian De Lai: Locals' favorite! Pork chop with rice cakes paired with Shanghainese borscht - nostalgic flavors~ (All personally tested, no sponsors!) 💡 Pro Tips 1. With extra time, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai Museum, Paramount Theater, and Shanghai Film Park ("Awakening Age" filming location) are highly recommended! 2. Subway is king! Taxis are expensive and tricky - metro covers everywhere conveniently~ Shanghai's romance hides in every street corner - 3 days are enough to fill your camera roll! Start planning now📸