Step aboard the commercial maglev levitation train and brace yourself for a lightning-fast ride unlike any other. Glide effortlessly on magnetic fields as this engineering marvel floats you from the airport to downtown Shanghai in just 8 minutes for a single trip. Experience the exhilaration of traveling at speeds of up to 300km/h, all while enjoying a smooth journey unlike anything you've ever encountered.

Spanning across the Huangpu River, the Nanpu Bridge is among the world's longest cable-stayed structures, a testament to the city's resilience, ambition, and enduring spirit. Don't miss the opportunity to capture breathtaking photos and videos, showcasing the beauty of Shanghai from a unique perspective.

The Bund is a renowned waterfront area in Shanghai. You will marvel at an array of architectural styles that once housed major financial institutions and trading houses, ranging from neoclassical and art deco to modern skyscrapers. Today, you can take leisurely walks along waterfront, snap photos, dine at high-end restaurants, shop for souvenirs or simply enjoy the scenery at your own pace. With panoramic views of the Huangpu River on one side and the glittering skyline of Pudong on the other, these vistas capture the essence of Shanghai's past and present, offering a mesmerizing glimpse into the dynamic evolution of Shanghai.

During your exploration of Shanghai's Old City, you'll uncover a wealth of cultural heritage and significance. One option is to visit Yuyuan Garden, a classical Chinese garden that dates back to the Ming Dynasty in 1559. Adjacent to the garden is the City God Temple, a Taoist sanctuary steeped in history and tradition. As you wander through the "Nong Tang" alleyways, you'll encounter narrow lanes lined with traditional courtyard houses, small shops, and local eateries, providing a glimpse into daily life in centuries past.

As you stroll through the bustling aisles of the wet market, you'll find yourself surrounded by a colorful array of fresh produce, meats, seafood, and other locally sourced food items, each bursting with flavor and vitality. Engaging with locals adds an extra layer of authenticity to the experience, providing insight into their way of life. Whether you're haggling over prices, sampling snacks, or simply soaking in the lively atmosphere, wet markets offer a truly immersive and enriching experience that fosters a sense of connection and community among residents and visitors alike.

Additionally, our tour may include visits to nearby food stalls or eateries, where you can taste authentic Shanghai cuisine, from steaming bowls of noodles to savory dumplings or aromatic stir-fries, there's something to tantalize every palate.