Travel Guides & Tips in this video
- Tip 1Utilize Shanghai's affordable and efficient metro system for convenient travel around the city. Purchase tickets easily from vending machines using Alipay. (0:23)
- Tip 2Rent bicycles using a mobile app for an eco-friendly and cost-effective way to explore Shanghai's streets and dedicated bike lanes. (1:43)
- Tip 3Experience a traditional and incredibly affordable haircut at a local barber shop. Be prepared for a quick and efficient service. (10:37)
- Tip 4Venture beyond the city center to discover authentic local food stalls and restaurants offering incredibly cheap and delicious meals. Don't be afraid to try new things! (14:15)
- Tip 5Explore the unexpected – you might stumble upon a hidden temple with free entry, offering a peaceful escape from the city's hustle and bustle. (17:34)
- Tip 6Compare local coffee shops to international chains to find surprisingly affordable and delicious coffee options. (19:39)
- Tip 7Immerse yourself in the local culinary scene by dining at small, family-run restaurants for an authentic and budget-friendly food experience. (21:49)
Join ZingwiBrothers as they embark on an exhilarating $10 challenge in Shanghai, China! This isn't your average travel vlog; it's a whirlwind tour of budget-friendly adventures, from navigating the extensive metro system to discovering hidden culinary gems and experiencing a uniquely affordable haircut. Witness their interactions with locals, uncover surprising discoveries, and share in their authentic experiences as they explore the vibrant streets of Shanghai, proving that incredible adventures can be had without breaking the bank.
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This video documents ZingwiBrothers' $10 challenge in Shanghai, China, showcasing their budget-friendly adventures in the city. The vlog begins at a Shanghai metro station, highlighting the city's extensive public transportation system and its affordability. They then rent bicycles, navigating the city's dedicated bike lanes and observing the prevalence of electric vehicles, contributing to a cleaner environment.
Exploring the Old Town, they contrast the juxtaposition of modern skyscrapers and traditional architecture. A unique experience is encountered at a mall featuring robot bartenders, offering a glimpse into Shanghai's technological advancements. They also explore local markets, discovering unique snacks and everyday items, providing insights into local life.
The vlog also includes a visit to a traditional barber shop, where ZingwiBrothers receive surprisingly affordable haircuts. This is followed by exploring a more local area outside the city center, where they sample local street food, including a unique type of meatball.
Further adventures take them to a temple, where they find no entrance fee, showcasing a peaceful contrast to the bustling city. They also visit a local coffee shop, comparing prices and offerings to international chains. The vlog concludes with a visit to a local restaurant, where they enjoy a delicious and affordable noodle soup, completing their $10 challenge. Throughout their journey, ZingwiBrothers interact with locals, capturing authentic moments and providing viewers with a unique perspective on Shanghai's diverse offerings and affordability.
FAQs (From the traveler's perspective)
- Q: How much does the metro cost in Shanghai?
- A: The metro ticket cost us three Yuan, which is about $1 USD.
- Q: What's the easiest way to pay for things in Shanghai?
- A: We paid for everything using Alipay; we didn't use any cash at all during our 5-day trip.
- Q: What was the most unusual thing we saw?
- A: Probably the robot that made our drinks! Or maybe the turtle hanging from a bamboo stick outside the temple... that was pretty random!
- Q: How much was the haircut?
- A: It was 4 Yuan, which is super cheap!
- Q: What was the food like?
- A: We tried a lot of different things, some spicy, some oily, some with ingredients I'd never seen before. The noodle soup was especially good!
- Q: What about the rice wine?
- A: It was delicious! Sweet, and tasted a bit like plum wine and apple. It was a great way to end our day.
