The host will pick up travelers to the Bund. Travelers will walk along the Bund, Shanghai’s most famous waterfront, enjoying views of the Huangpu River, historic architecture, and the modern Pudong skyline. This stop offers great photo opportunities and a clear introduction to Shanghai’s past and present.

Travelers will visit Nanjing Road, one of the busiest and most famous shopping streets in the world. Walking through this lively area, you’ll experience Shanghai’s modern urban life, surrounded by department stores, local brands, street food spots, and neon signs. This stop allows travelers to observe everyday local life, enjoy free time to explore, and feel the fast-paced energy of the city center.

Travelers will explore the lively Yu Garden and Old Town area, one of the most traditional parts of Shanghai. Surrounded by historic Chinese architecture, lantern-lined streets, local snack shops, and the famous City God Temple area, this stop offers a glimpse into the old atmosphere of Shanghai. Guests can enjoy a relaxed walk, take photos, try local snacks or dumplings, and experience the contrast between traditional Shanghai and the modern skyline.