Reasons to visit Shanghai

1. Shanghai is the biggest and the most important economic center of China.
2.  Experience the No. l  Shopping Street of China ---- Nanjing Road.
3.  Travel the Bund, which is the symbol of old and new Shanghai.
4.  Visit Oriental Pearl TV Tower ---- the highest tower in Asia and the third highest in the world.
5.  Tour Jinmao building and see the tallest building of China and the third tallest one in the world.
6.  Experience the first commercial Maglev train of the world.
7.  Explore the Yu Garden and bazzar nearby.
8.  Enjoy the high taste of the fashionable Shanghai night lifes.

Oriental Pearl TV Tower

Three nine-meter-in-diameter cylinders, which are supported by three tilted standings seven-meter-in-diameter with an oblique angle of 60, tower to the sky. With eleven steel spheres in various sizes inscribed, the body of the tower creates an admirable image, which is described in an ancient Chinese verse as: Large and small pearls dropping on a plate of jade.
The tower is 468 meters high which is highest in Asia.viewing platform, which can accommodate I,600 people in the Pudong New Area.

The Bund

The Bund, which extends from Jinling Road in the south to the Waibaidu ridge over the Suzhou Creek in the north, is on the western bank of the 114-kilometer-long Huangpu River,a tributary of the Yangtze River. It is a 1.5-kilometer boulevard and used to be called the Huangpu Shoal. Walking along Zhongshan Road, visitors can enjoy the fade grandeur of old Shanghai, for this was the bund, where the great trading houses and banks had their headquarters. On one side is a line of imposing 1930s European buildings, While the other is the Huangpu River. The Bund underwent a face-lift several years ago, which included raising the level of the breakwater to prevent flooding. The raised pedestrian promenade gives a wonderful view of the Huangpu River with the futuristic-looking buildings of the New Pudong Area rising on the.other side. The architecture, along the Bund is unanimously honoured as a "World Architectural Fair".