Shanghai Basic Information
Shanghai Weather and Festivals
Smartphone Checkpoints

Part 1 Inside Shanghai

Sightseeing

Shanghai travel keywords
Shanghai by theme
Shanghai Night View
Shanghai's representative museum
A small museum in Shanghai
Shanghai's art district
Shanghai Bucket List 10
Cruise ships and tour buses
The essence of Chinese circus

Eating

Shanghai's Best Food
Using Shanghai restaurants
All About Chinese Tea
Learn about Chinese liquor
Shanghai's Famous Cuisine Competition
Xiaolongbao vs. Shengjian
Dazhaxe VS Hongshaorou
Mararongsha vs. Hot Pot
Shanghai Dim Sum Menu
Chinese Cuisine Magnifier
Shanghai Dessert Menu

Shopping

Shanghai Shopping List
Learn about Shanghai Mart
Shanghai Mart Food

Course

All About Shanghai 2 Days & 1 Night
All About Shanghai 2 Nights 3 Days
All About Shanghai 4 Nights 5 Days
All About Shanghai 5 Nights 6 Days
Eat and Die: A Gourmet Journey
Experiential family trip
A goosebumps-inducing couple photo trip for lovers
A Pilgrimage to Art Museums for Art Enthusiasts
A shopping trip for shoppers

Part 2 Transportation Guide

Airport Guide in Korea
Departure Process at a Glance
Entering Shanghai
Getting from the airport to the city center
Shanghai city transportation

Part 3 Shanghai Guide

Shanghai at a glance Quick View
The Bund and East Nanjing Road
People's Square and Nanjing Road
Pudong / Shanghai Disneyland
Yewon and Shanghai Castle
Huaihai Road and the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea
French Concession
Xu Jiahui and Hongqiao
Japanese Concession and Shanghai Station
Jiading and Songjiang, suburbs of Shanghai
Shanghai accommodation

Part 4: Suburb Guide

Zhouzhuang
Tongli
Uzen
Sitang
Suzhou
Hangzhou
sulfuric acid

Part 5: Preparing for Your Trip

Travel Preparation Process ABC 434
Planning Your Itinerary 435
Travel Information Collection 436
Making a Passport and Visa 438
Buy a plane ticket 440
Budgeting Your Trip 442
Finding a Place to Stay in Shanghai 444
Sign up for travel insurance 445
Currency Exchange and Easy Payment 446
Packing 448
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Shanghai's Key Attractions in Photos

"Seeing is believing!" Inside Shanghai provides a variety of photos explaining Shanghai's key attractions so you can get a quick overview of what Shanghai is like and what to see when you visit.

Perfect recommended courses to choose from according to your taste

The most worrying thing before going on a trip is the schedule.
It offers a variety of recommended courses to help travelers ease their worries.

A local guide that even novice travelers can understand at a glance.

We've made travel more convenient by including a checklist that clearly organizes essential sights, food, and shopping, as well as a hexagonal chart that shows sights, accessibility, and congestion levels at a glance.

Travel more conveniently with upgraded QR codes

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A gourmet guide to all things Chinese cuisine

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