One-Day Tour - Shanghai-Puxi

Private tour in Shanghai

Tour Price : $400 Duration : 10-14 hours Languages: English, Chinese Discount: 10% discount if only one person

One-Day Tour – Shanghai (Puxi Area)

8:00–9:00 – Hotel Pickup and Traditional Breakfast
Start your day with hotel pickup and enjoy a traditional Shanghai-style breakfast at a local spot.

9:00–10:00 – Jing'an Temple
Visit one of Shanghai’s most famous and ancient Buddhist temples. A peaceful place with golden roofs, incense, and cultural atmosphere.

10:00–12:00 – Xintiandi and the French Concession
Take a stroll through Xintiandi and the French Concession. Admire historic architecture blending Chinese and Western styles. Relax with a coffee in one of the charming local cafés.

12:00–13:00 – Lunch: Cantonese Cuisine
Enjoy a delicious lunch featuring Cantonese dim sum and classic regional dishes.

13:30–16:30 – Yu Garden and Tea Experience
Explore Yu Garden, a beautiful example of classical Chinese landscaping. Visit a traditional tea house for an authentic tea-tasting experience. You’ll also have time to shop at the nearby small commodity market.

17:00–18:30 – Dinner: Traditional Shanghai Cuisine
Savor classic Shanghai dishes in a cozy local restaurant, discovering the flavors of the city.

18:30–20:30 – Night View Sightseeing
Experience Shanghai at night with a visit to The Bund and Nanjing East Road. Take in the skyline and neon lights, and enjoy a walk along the vibrant streets.

21:00 – Return to Hotel
After a full day of discovery, you'll be transferred back to your hotel.

Highlights

The Bund
A historic waterfront along the Huangpu River. Once China’s main trading center, it now features a stunning mix of Western and Chinese architecture — ideal for an evening stroll.

Yu Garden
A classic example of traditional garden design in Southeast China. The area also includes the Taoist City God Temple, an old street, and a bustling bazaar where you can find souvenirs and gifts.

French Concession
This neighborhood reflects its colonial past with tree-lined streets, charming cafés, art galleries, and designer boutiques. A cultural hub with a European touch.

Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street
One of China's busiest shopping streets. Whether you're browsing or buying, it's a fascinating place to experience the pace of local commerce.

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