Travel Guides & Tips in this video
- Tip 1Shanghai has free public toilets, unlike many European cities. This is a great money-saving tip for travelers. (0:33)
- Tip 2Purchase subway tickets using the convenient machines available at most stations. This is particularly helpful for those unfamiliar with the local transport apps. (0:58)
- Tip 3Shanghai's subway system is efficient and safe, unlike the experience in some other cities. It's a reliable and affordable way to get around. (2:03)
- Tip 4The Shanghai subway is generally safe, so you can relax and even rest during your commute. This contrasts with some other cities where theft is more prevalent. (2:34)
- Tip 5Download Alipay to easily scan and pay for your subway tickets, saving you time and effort. (9:17)
- Tip 6Even in the busy tourist areas of Lujiazui, you can find free and clean public restrooms. This is a surprising and helpful amenity for travelers. (11:37)
Zina姿娜 takes on the exciting challenge of exploring Shanghai on a budget of just £10! This video captures her unique journey through iconic landmarks like Jing'an Temple and Yu Garden, offering a glimpse into the city's rich culture and vibrant atmosphere. From navigating the efficient subway system to savoring delicious street food, Zina姿娜's adventure is full of surprising discoveries and heartwarming interactions with locals. Don't miss her insightful observations and personal experiences that make this Shanghai exploration truly unforgettable!
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This video documents Zina姿娜's thrilling challenge: exploring Shanghai for under £10. The journey begins at Jing'an Temple, although budget constraints prevent entry. Zina姿娜 highlights the free public toilets, a stark contrast to European experiences. Navigating Shanghai's subway system proves surprisingly easy, contrasting with her past experiences in Tokyo and Los Angeles.
The adventure continues at Yu Garden, accessible via the efficient subway. The cost of entry is affordable, and Zina姿娜 captures the garden's serene ambiance. A search for cheap food leads her to a delightful discovery: affordable and delicious buns near the garden. The video showcases the bustling atmosphere of the area, with preparations for the upcoming London Festival visible.
Next, Zina姿娜 explores the Old Town, noting the unique blend of Chinese and European architecture. The journey takes her to Nanjing Road, a popular tourist destination. She finds affordable and tasty sheng jian bao (pan-fried buns) at a local store, sharing tips on how to enjoy them. The video continues with a subway ride to the Lujiazui area, home to the iconic Pearl Tower.
Zina姿娜 marvels at the city's skyline, including the Shanghai Tower and Jin Mao Tower, appreciating the stunning light shows. Even in tourist areas, Zina姿娜 finds free public toilets, a recurring highlight. She ends the day with a coffee and free sandwich, enjoying the illuminated skyscrapers. The video concludes with Zina姿娜 successfully completing her challenge, underscoring the affordability and accessibility of Shanghai's attractions.
FAQs (From the traveler's perspective)
- Q: How much did Zina姿娜 spend in total?
- A: I managed to stay within my £10 budget and even saved a little!
- Q: What was the food like?
- A: The buns were crispy and delicious, and the sheng jian bao were perfectly cooked, not too oily or salty.
- Q: How easy was it to get around?
- A: Shanghai's subway system is super easy to use, much better than Tokyo's!
- Q: What was the most surprising thing?
- A: Probably the free toilets everywhere, even in the most touristy spots!
- Q: What was your favorite part?
- A: I loved seeing the Pearl Tower light show at night. It was magical!
