In the morning, your tour guide will pick you up at the location you choose and start the journey. To ensure a pleasant experience, we have arranged a recommended itinerary for you. However, since this tour is completely up to you, you are welcome to discuss with your guide if you want to customize your own itinerary. According to your itinerary, the first stop is the Bund, a must-visit spot for capturing classic views of the Huangpu River. Strolling along the riverside promenade, behind you lies Western-style buildings of various architectural styles, while in front of you is the skyline of the skyscraper cluster in Lujiazui, Pudong.

Next, you will visit Shanghai City God Temple, a place that perfectly captures the charm of old Shanghai street life. Here, you can participate in the traditional incense-offering ritual. During the ritual, you can offer incense and candles to the City God who has protected Shanghai since the Ming Dynasty, praying for peace, health, and prosperity.

At noon, you can enjoy authentic Shanghai-style street foods at a popular restaurant near Yu Garden. Here you can savor classic Chinese dim sum such as pan-fried buns or wontons to experience the most genuine flavors of Shanghai.

After lunch, we will head to Xintiandi. This area was transformed from traditional Shikumen alleyways, where exquisite boutique shops and art spaces are gathered, allowing historical charm and modern fashion to coexist perfectly. Stroll along Xingye Road to admire the elegance of the old buildings in the North Block and the modernity of the glass curtain walls in the South Block- at every step, you will appreciate the unique charm of Shanghai-style culture.

Next, we will take you to Jade Buddha Temple. This tranquil ancient temple is renowned for housing two jade-carved Buddha statues. The sound of Buddhist chants lingers through the halls, and a stroll within seems to wash away the noise of the city, bringing a rare moment of peace and serenity.

Finally, you will make your way up Shanghai Tower, China's tallest skyscraper. Riding the elevator to the highest floor, you will feel like you're heading straight into the clouds, with the magnificent skyline of Shanghai spreading beneath your feet. From the 118th-floor Top of Shanghai Observatory, you can gaze through the floor-to-ceiling panoramic windows at the winding Huangpu River below. You'll get a sweeping view of both the Bund's historical architecture and the modern skyscrapers of Lujiazui, immersing yourself in the extraordinary thrill of walking among the clouds. If you don't want to follow your recommended itinerary, you can also request to explore other attractions, such as Tianzifang, Former French Concession, Oriental Pearl TV Tower, etc. After all, the purpose of a customized tour is to make the itinerary fully serve your interests and time.