Whenever the history of Shanghai and China as a whole is written, Shanghai Nanjing Road take a whole page if not a chapter. The three and a half miles stretch, which was built in the mid-19th century at the heart of Shanghai, serves as China’s longest and busiest shopping street. It is estimated that more than a million people from all walks of life flock this road on a daily basis to shop in its post-modern malls enjoy local and international meals in the hundreds of food joints, or for sightseeing in the ten Shanghai Metro Line trains. The road also serves as a prime celebrations center for important holidays both in the Chinese and Christians’ calendar. Since 1945, the road has had two wings- East Nanjing Road and West Nanjing Road- both of which diverge from the People’s Square and run to The Bund on the East and Jing’an District on the west. The West Nanjing Road This is the section set aside for fashion-seeking shoppers, high-end offices, and restaurants. Among the notable fashion brands in this region include Calvin Klein, Gucci, Adidas, and Timberland among hundreds of others. It also serves as Shanghai’s historical hub, with the Shanghai […]
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Places you can visit in Wuzhen water town. Wuzhen water town is among the top city in south China. These are ancient towns in southern China. These states have been praised and also known as the land of abundance. The Wuzhen fully conserves the water town style and also the pattern in the Republican period and even in the late Qing Dynasty. The entire Wuzhen water town can be divided into 4 part that is; northern part, southern region, eastern part and also a western part. In these parts, there are many things you can see thus they are the best place to visit. To visit this site, you should know about different places to see. The following are some of the places you can visit in Wuzhen water town. The Ancient Bed Museum: This museum is the first museum that is devoted to many collections and also displays of the antique beds. In this museum, there are many exquisite’s examples of the unique or original style, the oldest dating which is back to the Ming Dynasty. The Folk Customs Museum: In this museum, it efficiently displays the Wuzhen’s customs concerning birthdays, childbirths, weddings and also seasonal change reflecting […]
The fascinating beauty of the Ancient Tongli water town Tongli Water Town initially called Futu (meaning a fertile land), is a well-preserved water town located on the outskirts of Suzhou, Shanghai. With a history of more than 1000 years, the town has recently become a tourist attraction center with its main attraction sites being canals. The town is approximately 24 square miles and has an estimated population of about 33 thousand residents. True to its reputation, this water town is quite a fantastic travel destination ideal for adventurous activities and holidays with an ultimate traditional Chinese’s cultural experience. With its network of waterways and lakes, Tongli town was initially inaccessible, and therefore, it never went through the devastating war experience that other places faced. As a result, several of its ancient buildings are still conserved. These old structures include temples, several scenic stone bridges, houses and private gardens. Some of the Tourist Attractions you shouldn’t miss when visiting Tongli town include: The Garden-Style buildings Most of the famous gardens in Tongli exhibit a perfect combination of artistic gardens and practical residences. These structures include the Jiayin hall, the Chongben hall, and the Tuisi garden. The fascinating ancient stone bridges While this water town is well known for its river-lanes […]
Zhujiajiao water town is an ancient town located in the suburbs of Shanghai city. Zhujiajiao is reputed as Venice of Shanghai and is considered as one of the top cultural sites in Shanghai. The town is believed to have started 1700 years ago, and it is still bright and flourishing to date. With beautiful scenery brought about by the clear water canals and ancient architectural buildings, Zhujiajiao water town provides an exquisite experience for both the locals and the tourists that visit the town. What to see at Zhujiajiao water town Zhujiajiao water town is home to many beautiful sites that include historical sites, private gardens, a monumental bridge and business streets and alleys that attract a large number of tourists to the town. Any visitor traveling to Zhujiajiao water town must visit the some of the following places to get the full experience. 1. Kezhi garden Kezhi garden is considered the hidden treasure of Zhujiajiao water town. Kezhi garden is made up of two areas; the study area (ke) and the farming area (zhe) symbolizing the two main activities in the garden. With over 200 iconic buildings, the garden offers beautiful scenery to behold. 2. The Fangsheng bridge […]
上海浦東国際空港は、上海市内にある2つの国際空港のうちの1つです。上海の中央ビジネス地区から東に30キロの場所に位置し、面積は約10,000エーカーに及びます。この空港は、世界で最も急速に成長している交通ハブの1つであり、アジアの主要な玄関口として称賛されています。ここ何年か、旅客数の多い空港のトップ10に連続ランクされています。この空港には、ターミナル1とターミナル2の2つのターミナルがあります。ターミナル1は国内線と国際線の両方に対応し、28のゲートがあり、年間2,000万人以上の処理能力があります。ターミナル2は、中国国際航空とスターアライアンス航空会社に対応しており、年間6,000万人以上の乗客の処理能力があります。空港の貨物システムは、毎年最大600万トンの貨物を処理できます。70の搭乗橋と200以上の駐機場を備えた上海浦東国際空港は、他に類を見ない空港です。全長3000メートルを超える4本の滑走路と6本のタキシングウェイを備えています。これらすべてがハイエンドな […]
Located in the western outskirts of Shanghai just about 8.1 miles (13 kilometers) from the city’s downtown area, Shanghai Hongqiao International Airport is a very crucial aviation hub of China. As the country’s 7th busiest airport and the world’s 45th busiest airport, Hongqiao International Airport mainly serves both domestic and regional flights, as well a number of international flights. Even though Shanghai Hongqiao International Airport is nearer to downtown Shanghai than Shanghai Pudong International Airport, it’s still not considered the city’s main international airport. It is in fact, located 37 miles (60 kilometers) from Pudong International Airport, which is the city’s main airport. It’s known to serve at least 82 scheduled passenger destinations while handling more than 40 million passengers annually, and is a hub for Shanghai Airlines, China Eastern Airlines, Juneyao Airlines, Hong Kong Airlines, China United Airlines, Tianjin Airlines, as well as other 22 airlines. A Brief History Shanghai Hongqiao International Airport was built more than 90 years ago as the first civilian airport in the city. The airport once became infamous in 1937 in what became known as the Battle of Shanghai between Japan and China. But after a series of renovations, Hongqiao International Airport became an […]
About Hongqiao railway station: If there is one important railway station in China is the Shanghai Hongqiao Railway Station. This railway station is the biggest of them all in Asia. Its location is just opposite the Hongqiao International Airport with an area of 1.3 Million square meters. Any time you are destined into and out of the airport in Minhang District, the simplest channel of transport to use is this railway station because it’s immediate and convenient in equal measure. All you will have to do is to work from terminal 2 of the airport to the station without boarding any other means of transport. For those who want to travel from Shanghai Hongqiao railway station to other stations/road, they shouldn’t be in a worry because you will be connected fast. You can be linked to Nanjing road which is 13 miles away and to Shanghai Railway station which is 12.4 miles away. How about Pudong International Airport? It is 37 miles away from the station. The station has been operational since 2010 and its handling capacity per day is awesome with serving about 210,000 passengers every day and the seat capacity is 10,000. The Shanghai Hongqiao railway station act […]
Shanghai railway station is called “the new railway station” by locals since it replaced Shanghai North railway station (also known as “Old North railway station”, or “Old North Station” – 老北站 by locals) as the city’s main train station in 1987. In the late 80’s, the old North railway station was inadequate to handle the increasing railway traffic in Shanghai. The government then decided to pull down the Shanghai East (freight) railway station and build a new railway station at the same place. On 28 December 1987, the North railway station was closed. At the same time, the new Shanghai railway station was built and started its operation. In 2006, some railway lines of the station were moved to the reopened Shanghai South railway station, which lessened the increasing pressure of passenger traffic. In August 2006, a decision was made to renovate the aging station and its surrounding area. Many new ticket machines were installed to increase efficiency. In June 2008, in order to co-operate with the opening of World Expo Shanghai 2010, Shanghai Government and Zhabei District carried out a new renovation called the “Shanghai Railway Station North Plaza Comprehensive Transportation Hub Project” with a total investment over 4.1 […]
The Shanghai Science and Technology Museum includes three parts.The main hall of the museum is located at No.2000, Century Avenue, Shanghai and the branch museums, the Shanghai Natural History Museum located at No.510, West Beijing Road, the Shanghai Planetarium located at LinGang New City. The Shanghai Science and Technology Museum has a floor area of 68,000 square meters, and a building area of 106,000 square meters. It’s ranked as a first-class national museum and a 5A national tourist spot, besides as an educational excursion demonstration base and one of Shanghai’s landmarks. The museum is also a postdoctoral research center.SSTM was selected as the seventh among the 20 most popular national museums in the world by the Themed Entertainment Association and AECOM in 2016. Focusing on the theme “Nature, Human, and Technology”, SSTM aims to make the science popular with high-techs. There are 11 permanent exhibition galleries on the themes of Biological Diversity, Earthcrust Exploration, Cradle of Designers, Lights of Wisdom, Home Planet,Information Era, World of Robots, Lights of Exploration,Human and Health,Space Navigation,Children’s Fantasyland, and 2 special exhibition galleries on World of Spiders and World of Animals and two relief galleries on Technologies in Ancient China and Science Explorers.There is also […]
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