Huangpu River Cruise(Shiliupu Pier)

 The Huangpu River Tour (16th Pier) tour route is a visual feast! When you step on the cruise ship, slowly drive out of the pier, you are greeted by the magnificent scenery of the Huangpu River. Along the way, you will see the skyscrapers of Lujiazui, Pudong, such as the Oriental Pearl Tower, Jinmao Building, Shanghai Central Building, etc. At night, the high-rise buildings are lit up with the lights of the bedding, like a dreamy scene, which makes people intoxicated.   

the trip there is amazing with the night scenery . try going there at night as you are able to take more beautiful pictures .

Shiliupu Pier, located in Huangpu District, Shanghai, is the most famous pier on the Bund, with 150 years of history. Shiliupu Tourist Pier, once the largest pier in the Far East, is the water gateway of Shanghai, carrying a lot of historical and humanistic memories of Shanghai. In order to welcome the 2010 Shanghai Expo, with the overall transformation of the Bund in the past 3 years, this Bund's most famous old pier has also been re-established, re-exhibited and re-engineered.

Shanghai is very Wonderful. And most good thing there is cruise you can enjoy alot. I am traveling from one moneth in different places and i use trip.com it takes me to there and the place was awesome

Took a Huangpu River cruise from Shiliupu Wharf and it was fantastic! 🌆🚤 The views of Shanghai's skyline, including the Bund and skyscrapers, were stunning at night. A perfect way to experience the city's vibrant atmosphere! 🌟🌉

Huangpu River Cruise Group launched a technology-themed cruise tour on Monday. The one-hour tour passes through Shanghai's landmarks, such as the Nanpu Bridge, Jiangnan Shipyard Site, China Art Museum, and exotic building clusters in the Bund of Shanghai.Measuring 29.55 meters in length and meters in width, the cruise is able to accommodate 200 passengers.

Huangpu River, the last tributary of the Yangtze River before it enters the East China Sea. It is also the largest river in Shanghai. Dianshan Lake, which originates mainly from Dianfeng, Zhujiajiao Town, Qingpu District, Shanghai (it is also said that the source of the upper reaches of Taihu Lake, the source of the Huangpu River, is the source of the Huangpu River [23]), and flows through Qingpu, Songjiang, Fengxian, Minhang, Xuhui, Huangpu, Hongkou, Yangpu, Pudong New Area, Baoshan and other districts. Inject the Yangtze River to Wusongkou. The total length is about 113 kilometers, the basin area is about 2.4 10,000 square kilometers [10], and the river is 300 to 770 meters wide. [1] There are many tributaries, the larger ones are Wusong River, Taipu River, Dazhengtang, etc. The average runoff of the Huangpu River for many years is 319 cubic meters/s, and the corresponding water volume is 100.6 billion cubic meters. The annual variation is large, and the annual distribution of runoff is slightly greater than the flood stage. The Huangpu River is located at the front edge of the Yangtze River Delta. The water is flat and deeply affected by the tide. The maximum flow rate of the incoming tide can reach 2 meters per second, and the maximum flow rate of the ebb tide is1.8 meters per second. [4] The first time in history, the name "Huangpu" appeared in the Southern Song Dynasty Qiandao seven years (1171), when it was called "Huangpu Tang", a tributary of the Wuxu River. It was only in the Southern Song Dynasty (1250), in the Xilin Jishan Temple stele, that the name "Huangpu" was officially known. In the Yuan Dynasty, due to the gradual widening of the river, it is known as "Dahuangpu". At the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, the lower reaches of the Wuxu River were seriously silted. The house department Shangshu Xiayuan Jizuo asked to dredge and transform Dahuangpu, chiselled wide near Fanjiaxuan, forming Huangpu water system. The river body dredged several times, the surface of the Great Huangpu River was constantly widened, and the later name was Huangpu River, replacing the Wuxu River as the main stream of the Taihu Lake system into the sea.

A Huangpu River cruise is one of the most popular and scenic activities for visitors to Shanghai, China. The Huangpu River runs through the heart of Shanghai, dividing the city into two distinct areas: Puxi (west of the river) and Pudong (east of the river). A river cruise offers a unique perspective on the city’s stunning skyline, blending the historic charm of old Shanghai with the futuristic skyscrapers of the modern metropolis.