Shanghai
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Hotel Map, Shanghai
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About Shanghai
The city which needs no introduction, shanghai is the largest centre of commerce and finance in the mainland china. Located at the mouth of the Yangtze River, the city is a major tourist hub and renowned for both its historical and modern architecture. One of the most famous places is the Bund which houses 52 buildings of various architectural styles ranging from Roman, Gothic to Neo classical and Art deco. Another not to be missed place is the Pudong skyline. It is china’s financial and economic hub and home to the shanghai stock exchange. Its skyline which houses the symbolic oriental pearl TV tower (tallest in asia), the Jin Mao Building and the Shanghai tower clearly define the rapid economic development of China in recent times.
The city has other appealing spaces which include churches, temples, museums and gardens. The Yuyuan Garden is one of the principal ancient gardens of Shanghai, with architectural styles similar those of the Ming and the Qing dynasties. The Shanghai Museum is the authentic wealth house of the Chinese art and historic relics. The Jade Buddha temple is one of the most famous Buddhist temples of Shanghai and houses the beautiful white Jade Buddha. Evenings see people strolling along the Huangpu River when the region is entirely lit up along the banks. Shanghai has various cheap hotels to offer thousands of tourists which visit its shores all year long.
The city is a boon for shoppers with shopping areas divided into four cities and four streets. The Nanjing Road, which is an all pedestrian road, enjoys the reputation of being the number one commercial street of China. The North Sichuan Road is the choice of the masses in the city as it offers excellent affordable merchandise. The Huaihai road is an expensive shopping destination, featuring top designer brands from across the globe and finally, the Middle Tibet road where tourists can shop for inexpensive souvenirs to take back home. The four famous shopping cities are The Yuyuan shopping city which offers the visitors authentic Chinese goods and antiques, the Xujiahui shopping city where one can get both expensive and middle range priced items, Jiali sleepless City which is the most happening commercial area of China and the New Shanghai shopping city which is surrounded by a variety of retail outlets. Other places of interest are the Dongtai Road Antique market and the north Shaanxi road.