The Bund

🌷The springtime on the Bund always carries a hint of enchanting romance. This year, the tulips here have become a dreamy landscape in the hearts of many. 💐Strolling along the Bund, a sea of dazzling tulips comes into view. Red, yellow, pink, purple... it's as if nature has overturned its palette, sprinkling the most beautiful colors upon this land. 🌺Each tulip is like a meticulously carved piece of art, standing elegantly. They sway gently in the breeze, as if telling the stories of spring. 📸This place is undoubtedly a paradise for photography enthusiasts. Whether with a professional camera or a smartphone, one can capture the beautiful moments of the tulips. Taking a photo with the flowers, you can create your own springtime memories. 🤩Moreover, the historic buildings of the Bund, set against the backdrop of the tulips, add a unique charm. While admiring the sea of flowers, one can also feel the cultural heritage of the city. 🌸This spring, why not come to the Bund in Shanghai and have a romantic encounter with the tulips? Let the beautiful flowers brighten your mood and become an everlasting beautiful memory in your heart.

Many people know but still want to share the route Places where few people know will soon become crowded through Ctrip... Share some places that are already very popular Take a city walk from afternoon to evening Shanghai Postal Museum - Zhapu Road Bridge - North Bund Riverside - Fair Road Ferry - Taitong Ferry - Pudong Art Museum - Tianshui Love - Dongchang Road Ferry - The Bund The whole journey is about 6km I used to like cycling along this route. I tried to measure it with my feet and found it was not bad~ Can't rush to the mountains and fields, the feeling of long-distance walking in the city is also good

Weekends at the North Bund offer a unique charm where history and modernity blend. In March, there are no tulips or cherry blossoms at the North Bund, but violets bloom from winter into spring. After 18:00, when the lights come on, you can also see the large cruise ships docked. This place was once an important port and trade center in Shanghai, but it has now become a modern business center and tourist destination. Grab your camera and come capture the beautiful moments of this springtime scenery! 📍Location: Manner Coffee National Guest Riverside Store 📅Photography Date: 2024.3.12

After the first sentence, there's a break. The Bund is a place I never tire of, and I like to take a stroll here when the weather is nice. Here are a few spots where even the average person can snap a stylish photo👇 Photo 1️⃣～3️⃣: No. 60 Fuzhou Road Photo 4️⃣: No. 32 Fuzhou Road Photo 5️⃣: In front of the Bund Art Museum Photo 6️⃣～8️⃣: In front of Luneurs at the Bund Source Store Photo 9️⃣: In front of La Bourriche 133 Restaurant

Comparing with the Bund in Shanghai, I feel sorry for Guangzhou!|||I recently went to Shanghai, and visited the Bund again. I have to say, the cultural and historical heritage, the modern architecture, and the bustling business, all contribute to the unique charm of the Bund. Many buildings actually feel similar to those on Yanjiang West Road in Guangzhou. But the scale and volume are far from Shanghai. - Historically speaking, Guangzhou, the millennium business capital, was the earliest commercial port. The history of opening to the outside world is clearly the longest, but it was quickly replaced by Shanghai who came from behind. The conservation efforts of Guangzhou for the west bank of Yanjiang West Road are far from Shanghai. Now it has become various wholesale markets and warehouses. I really feel it's a pity.

On the Bund in Shanghai! Spend a little money to pretend to be a big shot! Dazzling and extravagant~||Checked in at the popular photo spot on the Bund📸 Dazzling and extravagant~ It really has the taste of a wealthy daughter! Just at 👉2nd floor of No.6 Bund. Order a drink and cry😭 But for the sake of taking beautiful photos, I can only take photos for 5 minutes. The lights are off at 10 o'clock. Sisters, pay attention to the rhythm. You can search for poses in advance. It's also nice to take pictures of the Oriental Pearl Tower through the window hehe~

When in Shanghai, you must go to the night view sightseeing route of the Bund in Magic City. Recently, some friends from other places asked me if they want to come to Shanghai to play, are there many people? I can only say that there are not a little bit of people, especially in places like Disneyland and the Bund, which are iconic check-in spots. (The last three pictures show the flow of people on the Bund) Friends who have never been to Shanghai are really worth coming to see and feel the atmosphere of Magic City. But recently, Shanghai is either stuffy or rainy, either sunny or humid, and many friends from the north may not be able to adapt to the climate here. I have organized a classic night view sightseeing route, classic three-piece set, four-piece set, Oriental Pearl, Waibaidu Bridge, People's Heroes Monument, Chen Yi Square, Customs Building, many internet celebrity check-in points can be covered, the whole process is free of charge, 360 degrees unobstructed view of the river. Route: Zhapu Road Bridge→Waibaidu Bridge Shanghai People's Memorial Tower Bund Sightseeing Avenue Photo shooting route Taken on Zhapu Road Bridge, the famous Master Bridge P3-8 Bund Sightseeing Avenue can be taken at will Post Office Building, can be photographed on Zhapu Road Bridge The building that looks like a monk's hat is the Westin Hotel in the Bund Center of Shanghai, which is now also an internet celebrity check-in point

🏯Yu Garden🌸 Yu Garden This is one of the oldest and most famous gardens in Shanghai. Here, you can appreciate the traditional Jiangnan garden style, admire the exquisite garden landscape, rockeries and antique buildings. Walking on the stone paths of Yu Garden, you can feel the blend of old and modern. 🏯Shanghai City God Temple🏮 City God Temple Tourist Area This is an ancient temple with a strong cultural atmosphere, and it is also one of the historical and cultural symbols of Shanghai. In the City God Temple, you can feel the traditional religious atmosphere, visit the temple and the statues of gods, and also taste many authentic snacks and special products. 🛍Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street🚶‍♀️ Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street As one of the busiest shopping streets in China, Nanjing Road is a paradise for shopping enthusiasts. It gathers major domestic and foreign brand stores and boutiques, where you can enjoy shopping and taste fashion. 🌃The Bund🌉 The Bund The Bund is one of the landmarks of Shanghai and one of the most famous tourist areas. You can enjoy the magnificent scenery of both sides of the Huangpu River, overlook the skyscrapers and modern buildings on the opposite side, and also experience the history and culture of Shanghai. 🏮1192 Alley Shanghai Style Street🍜 1192 Alley Old Shanghai Style Street This is a retro and nostalgic block, preserving the old Shanghai style. You can stroll here, appreciate the architectural style of old Shanghai, experience the life atmosphere of old Shanghai, and feel the passage of time. 🏛Wukang Road Historical and Cultural Street🔮 Wukang Road This is a historical and cultural street famous for its European architectural style. Here, you can appreciate many well-preserved historical buildings and feel the Western style of Shanghai.

I prefer scenic spots with historical culture, and I like the night view of Shanghai even more. Among them, I think the night view of the City God Temple is more attractive and flavorful than the daytime, whether for taking photos or for tourism, it's very good to come at night. There are many special snacks inside, which are antique and it's nice to come with family or parents. It also has a unique flavor to play by oneself. The subway is very convenient, it is also a good choice to go to the pedestrian street and the Bund nearby before going there.

Some places can't say exactly where they are good, but they are unforgettable. For me, Shanghai is such a place - it is both the first stop of my trip and the city I have visited the most. It has both the prosperity of modern cities and the beauty of Jiangnan water towns. High-rise buildings and alleyways shine each other, elegant and lazy coexist. Various seemingly contradictory but harmoniously coexisting elements are breathtaking, and inclusiveness and diversity are the most fascinating places in Magic City. 🌟Classic check-in route ➡️City God Temple-Yuyuan Garden-Bund-Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street The must-check route for the first time to Shanghai. The "old Shanghai" and the "new era" coexist. Religious buildings, Jiangnan gardens, skyscrapers, snack commercial streets, this route includes them all. If you have time, you can also visit the nearby Shanghai Museum, but the museum has many people during the holidays and needs to be booked in advance. 🌟City walk route ➡️Wukang Road/Yuyuan Road/Hengshan Road/Sweet Love Road/Duolun Road If you don't want to go to the crowded check-in spots, just find a road to see the plane trees and old houses, and you can occasionally find some special small shops or cafes. 🌟Jiangnan ancient town route ➡️Xinchang Ancient Town/Nanxiang Ancient Town/Fengjing Ancient Town/Zhujiajiao Ancient Town You don't need to go to Suzhou and Hangzhou, there are small bridges and flowing water in Shanghai. If you go to Xinchang Ancient Town, remember to bring a postcard, the postal code there is 201314. 🌟Second element route ➡️EVA Unit 0/Gundam Statue/Baolian ZX/Meiluo City Known as China's Akihabara, the city with the highest concentration of the second element in China, arranging a whole day of the second element journey is also a good choice. 🌟Fairy tale route ➡️Disneyland Disney must arrange a whole day, stay near the park one day in advance, or near the subway station near the park, start early the next day, and prepare to welcome a day of many people and happiness. 🚌Transportation Buses and subways are very convenient, Alipay, Cloud Flash Pay and WeChat can all open electronic bus cards, or directly download a metropolis app. 🏠Accommodation It is recommended to stay near People's Square and Nanjing Road, which is convenient for travel and dining, and you can go to the Bund to blow the wind at night. 🍜Food Fried dumplings and small steamed buns are local snacks, and crayfish are also very good. Some special themed restaurants need to be booked, so you can do some homework in advance.

Shanghai is a vibrant and charming city with many attractions worth visiting. Here are my top five recommended must-see attractions in Shanghai: 1. The Bund: The Bund is a landmark of Shanghai, overlooking the skyscrapers and historical buildings on both sides of the Huangpu River, and it is an excellent place to shoot Shanghai's night view. 2. Shanghai Museum: The Shanghai Museum is one of the largest museums in China, displaying a wealth of Chinese culture and historical heritage, including ceramics, calligraphy, painting, bronzes, jade, etc. 3. Oriental Pearl Tower: The Oriental Pearl Tower is another landmark of Shanghai. It is the tallest tower in China and overlooks the entire Shanghai urban area. It is an excellent place to shoot the beautiful scenery of Shanghai. 4. Shanghai City God Temple: The Shanghai City God Temple is an ancient Taoist temple and one of the oldest buildings in Shanghai. It is a good place to understand Shanghai's historical culture. 5. Tianzifang: Tianzifang is the old city of Shanghai, retaining many traditional buildings and cultures, and it is a good place to feel the old city style of Shanghai.

Hi~ I'm Heimao I've been to Shanghai more than 10 times, and only then did I discover Pudong This place seems like a replica of the movie 'La La Land' Sunset, evening glow, ferry Feeling the gentle autumn breeze by the river Watching the city lights flicker in the distance This is the correct way to enjoy the night view of Shanghai Location: Xiepu Road Ferry Terminal ■How to get there: Depart from Shanghai Hongqiao Railway Station, take Metro Line 2 to Jing'an Temple Station, transfer to Metro Line 14 to Exit 4 of Xiepu Road Station, and walk straight to the river for 10 minutes ■Time: The period from dusk to blue hour is the most beautiful, approximately 17:30-18:30 Photography spots Sunken runway: You can capture the city's night view in the distance There's a bicycle lane on the left, with the spectacular 'three-piece suit' as the backdrop The arc-shaped runway on the right is very design-oriented There's a red bridge at the back, which gives off a great atmosphere when paired with the yellow light Use a telephoto lens to capture the distant ships, it's like being in Hong Kong Note Avoid going on weekends, as it can get crowded ■Check the weather in advance, if there's a high chance of an evening glow, go for it .The Bund lights up around 7 o'clock, you can wait for it •The evening glow in the first picture is photoshopped, and the construction in the background has also been edited out