Peak season for travelFebruary AU$411 | Off-season for travelJune AU$389 | Cheapest return ticket priceAU$1,767 Sydney(SYD) ⇒ Shanghai(PVG) | Cheapest direct flight priceAU$1,125 Sydney(SYD) ⇒ Shanghai(PVG) |
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| Flight info. | Departure | Arrival | Route | Weekly Schedule | |
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QF129 Qantas Airways | 10:55 SYD 18:30 PVG | Sydney to Shanghai | --T---- | Search | |
MU1662 China Eastern Airlines | 11:00 SYD 19:20 PVG | Sydney to Shanghai | ------- | Search | |
CA176 Air China | 11:30 SYD 19:20 PVG | Sydney to Shanghai | S--W-F- | Search | |
12:00 SYD 19:30 PVG | Sydney to Shanghai | --T---- | Search | ||
21:30 SYD 05:00 PVG | Sydney to Shanghai | ----T-- | Search | ||
Shanghai is a famous destination for visitors to awe at the throbbing advancement of the nation. The city's multicultural style invests in it an exceptional allure and wonder. Here, one finds the ideal mix of societies, the cutting edge and the conventional, and the western and the oriental. New high rises and old Shikumen together draw the horizon of Shanghai. Western traditions and Chinese customs interlaced and shaped Shanghai's way of life, making a guest's stay genuinely impressive.
Shanghai Pudong International airport is the one you should be looking out for a while booking your tickets to Shanghai. There are several options for flights from Sydney to Shanghai. Direct Flights from Sydney to Shanghai are operated usually by China Eastern and Qantas. Other flights and Cheap Flights from Sydney to Shanghai generally operate by Cathay Dragon, Hainan, Xiamen and Asiana.
Tip: Direct flights to Shanghai are few and far between. Book in advance to save time.
Activities here include visiting various world-class historical centres and art displays. For example, the Shanghai Museum and the China Art Museum, walking through exquisite gardens and stops, shopping, and visiting beautiful old sanctuaries and customary pagodas. Zhongshan Lu is a beautiful place along the west bank of the Huangpujiang River. It's especially popular among visitors as the region has held a European vibe that is mainly found in the numerous early English and French structures which are converted in as cafés, boutique stores, displays, and workplaces.
You could go to Anyuan Lu region of Shanghai, and the excellent Jade Buddha Temple houses two Shakyamuni statues, which the monk Huigen carried with him from Burma and then you could go to the Shanghai Museum which remains China's most significant Museum of established Chinese arts and crafts. Feel spirituality engulf you in the Longhua Temple or feed your guilty pleasures with a shopping spree at the Nanjing Road. And even after all these, there will still be a ton to do in Shanghai.
Tip: Communication may be a problem for English speakers. Get your destinations written down on a piece of paper in Chinese from a local/hotel staff to help you get around the city quickly via taxi.
Those who want to have a lavish and luxurious stay can opt for a hotel near the Bund or Zhongshan Lu. Those looking for a fine to place to stay, not to lavish or not to tight on the budget can choose to stay near the Yu Garden, and those who are on a budget can have their happy stay at the Nanjing Road, or you can just find a place near your favourite sightseeing spot in Shanghai.
Sydney to Shanghai flights are many and frequent, so customise your search to get the best prices for your travel dates. If you’d like to travel on a budget, combine your Sydney-Shanghai flight booking with discount hotel reservations for great deals. To experience the best of Business, technology, human-made wonders and a lavish stay, visit Shanghai with Trip.com.
