Shanghai is the largest city in China, and it is a comprehensive industrial base and the largest port in China, with Shanghai occupying an important place in the country’s economy. Among its main industries are mining, machinery manufacturing, ships, chemicals, electronics, metrics, light industry, spinning, weaving, and other industries. Also known as trade, banking, and marine transportation services, Shanghai is also a modern city, and this is evident in the engineering of its buildings, such as banks, office buildings and the headquarters of international companies. The city is also full of many tourist and cultural attractions.
Yuyuan Gardens
Yueyuan Gardens are sparkling with sparkling swimming pools filled with fish and pine girls sprouting beside the rocks. Yuyuan Gardens is one of the scenes of Shanghai's prime minister, but it becomes increasingly crowded at the weekend. Spring and summer blossoms bloom, bringing beautiful aromatic and floral scents that fill the garden, especially the luxurious petals of Magnolia Graniflora, and Changi flower. Other trees include pine, willow, ginkgo, and cherry trees. It is believed that these gardens were established during the Ming Dynasty more than 400 years ago in 1559, where they were built to enjoy wonderful planning, beautiful views and a unique architectural style, which made it one of the most beautiful and important parks in Shanghai. The park covers an area of approximately 5 acres and includes some interesting historical halls and buildings, in addition to many artworks and ornamentations dating back more than a century. These large gardens were designed by a Chinese officer during the Ming Dynasty for his parents to spend a quiet and happy life, so he called it the Garden of Happiness.
Yuyuan Gardens
The garden was expanded after that in the Qing Dynasty in 1784, and throughout its years the garden was subjected to many events that led to its neglect to some extent, especially with the Opium Wars in 1842, which exposed it to severe damage until 1961, when the park was reopened to the public and developed to be in its current form . The park hosts many art galleries, sculptural and flower exhibitions, tea celebrations and others. It is located next to the park entrance, in the middle of the Lake Tehouse Pavilion, as well as the adjacent bazaar.
Yuyuan Gardens
The Bond
This place is a symbol and a historical site in Shanghai, which is the waterfront in downtown Shanghai, and it is a place for trade and lost wealth, as the place gradually turned into a huge sweep of the most powerful banks and commercial houses in Shanghai. It is the perfect place for a walk and the place also symbolizes the ancient past and the history of the city with future engineering. Most of the art deco and neoclassical buildings have been built in the place since the early twentieth century, in addition to the beautiful sea destinations that can be seen by boat in the port of the city. Today that region has emerged because of its most distinctive restaurants, shops and hotels in the city, and visiting the region also includes other options such as taking a boat tour in the Huángp River or relaxing in some wonderful bars and restaurants. Or visit the region's humble history museum, which contains a collection of pictures and distinctive maps.
The Bond
Jìng’ān Temple
The temple dates back to 1216 AD, and the temple is located in the place of many bold skyscrapers and shopping centers. Today it stands like a high glistening mirage, characterized by modern architecture. The temple is a sacred gateway to the Buddhist world, it supports the Buddhist religion in the city with a population of 24 million people. Whereas resonance and ringing bells, along with the smell of burning incense, cannot compete with vehicle emissions. This temple was built to a large extent from Burmese teak, and contains some impressive statues, including a huge silver Buddha statue of 8.8 meters long and 15 tons, and that statue is located in the main Mahavira Hall with 46 columns of that hall at a height 3.87 meters made of white Burmese. In addition to the many statues that are located in the side hall and carved from the 1000-year-old camphor tree, the temple complex has been designed to include the shops and restaurants that surround it, including a wonderful vegetarian restaurant located at the back.
Jìng’ān Temple
Jade Buddha Temple
This place is one of the few active Buddhist monasteries in Shanghai, and this temple was built between 1918 and 1928. The temple sheds light on the various Buddha statues that were made of pure jade, and this place is a popular destination for tourist buses, and the temple will be very crowded during the Lunar New Year as a huge crowd arrives about 20 thousand of Chinese Buddhists who come to pray when entering the temple you will find To the left of the Hall of Heavenly Kings, which are four statues of the Heavenly Kings who look at all the four main points of the temple.
Jade Buddha Temple
On the other hand, the great hall of the temple is located, and it is the most important building in the temple, where worshipers pray to Buddha for the present and the future through their religious belief. You will also find the great hall, which is exquisitely sculpted, as well as copper wire and statue on the walls. Through the Great Hall you will pass through to a quiet walled courtyard completely, where the stairs lead to the Jade Buddha Hall.
Jade Buddha Temple
Shanghai Tower
The Shanghai Tower is the tallest building in China, and it is 632 meters long. It opened in August in mid-2013. The tower has a spiral shape and is also composed of homes, offices, entertainment places, shops, a conference center, and a luxury hotel. This tower is the second tallest building in the world. The observation deck, located on the 118th floor, is the highest peak in the world. And all the layers of the tower are formed from the outside, a transparent interface, in addition to containing retail spaces, and immediate meetings that are located at the base of the tower, the transparent interface of the tower is characterized by a unique design, because most buildings only have one facade using very reflective glass to reduce heat absorption However, the Shanghai Double Layer of Glass eliminates the need for any layer to be opaque. The upper floors of the tower also maintain the highest ski summit in the world above ground level, and the tower contains 106 lifts, each of which operates a distance of 1080 meters in a minute, equivalent to 64.8 kilometers per hour. The tower extends from the 84th floor to the 110th floor and contains 258 hotel rooms, thus this hotel will be the second highest hotel in the world.
Shanghai Tower
The Chinese city of Shanghai enjoys making it a wonderful tourist destination for many tourists from all over the world, so we wish you a visit for a fun holiday.
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