Travel Guides & Tips in this video
- Tip 1Take the Maglev train for a quick and efficient journey to the city center. Younger children travel for free, making it a family-friendly option. (1:13)
- Tip 2Shanghai's streets are remarkably quiet due to the prevalence of electric vehicles, offering a peaceful urban experience. (2:00)
- Tip 3Explore Pudong by ferry, metro, or the Bund Sightseeing Tunnel, each offering a unique perspective and price point. (2:26)
- Tip 4Take a ferry across the Huangpu River for a scenic and budget-friendly way to travel between areas. (10:56)
- Tip 5Visit the Yuyuan Gardens for a tranquil escape from the city's hustle and bustle. It's a beautiful classical Chinese garden with pagodas, plants, and rock formations. (14:13)
- Tip 6Explore the historic town of Qibao, a charming water town with traditional architecture, easily accessible by metro from central Shanghai. (17:47)
Our Travel Days' first China adventure takes you on a whirlwind tour of Shanghai! From the iconic Bund skyline and futuristic skyscrapers to the tranquil Yùyuán Gardens and charming Qibao water town, this vlog captures the city's captivating blend of modern marvels and ancient charm. Experience the thrill of the Maglev train, savor delicious noodle soups and dumplings, and marvel at breathtaking night views from the Shanghai Tower. This is a family-friendly exploration of a truly unforgettable city!
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This video follows Our Travel Days family's first trip to Shanghai, China, a metropolis teeming with a blend of modern architecture and traditional culture. The journey begins with a taste of authentic Chinese noodle soup, setting the tone for a culinary adventure throughout their stay. They efficiently navigate the city using the Maglev train, a testament to Shanghai's advanced transportation system. Their exploration encompasses iconic landmarks like the Bund, offering breathtaking views of the city's skyline, and the futuristic skyscrapers of Pǔdōng.
The family immerses themselves in the traditional heart of Shanghai, visiting the Yùyuán Garden, a serene oasis amidst the urban bustle, and Qibao, an ancient town with well-preserved architecture and canals. The video highlights the unique experience of traversing the Bund Sightseeing Tunnel, a kitschy but memorable journey. Throughout their adventure, Our Travel Days savor the local cuisine, from dumplings to various noodle dishes, providing viewers with a glimpse into Shanghai's rich culinary scene.
Their exploration extends to the Shanghai Tower, one of the world's tallest buildings, offering unparalleled panoramic views of the city, especially striking at night. The family also visits the Oriental Pearl Tower, another iconic landmark, showcasing its unique architectural style. They take a ferry across the Huangpu River, a cost-effective and scenic mode of transportation, highlighting the city's accessibility. Evenings are spent enjoying the vibrant atmosphere of the Bund and People’s Square, with its charming children's fairground.
The vlog also showcases their hotel, conveniently located near the East Nanjing Road, a bustling shopping street. They share their experience at a local Family Mart, providing a relatable touch to their journey. Despite encountering rainy weather on their last day, they still manage to explore Qibao, highlighting its historic water town charm. The video concludes with a relaxing tea experience, perfectly encapsulating the balance of exploration and relaxation that defined their Shanghai adventure. The entire experience is presented with a family-friendly perspective, focusing on budget-conscious travel and showcasing the diverse experiences available in Shanghai. The family's enthusiasm and genuine enjoyment are infectious, making the video an inspiring watch for anyone considering a trip to Shanghai.
FAQs (From the traveler's perspective)
- Q: What's the Maglev train like?
- A: It's super fast! Gets you across the city in just 8 minutes. Younger kids ride free!
- Q: How's the food?
- A: The noodle soups and dumplings are delicious! Be careful with the hot ones though!
- Q: What about the views from the towers?
- A: Amazing! Especially from the Shanghai Tower and the Oriental Pearl Tower, but the fog can sometimes affect visibility.
- Q: What's Qibao like?
- A: It's a beautiful historic water town, even in the rain!
- Q: What's the best way to get around?
- A: The metro is convenient, and the ferry is cheap and scenic!