Day Tour: Shanghai Private Tour A

Chenghuang Temple
Cheng Huang Temple is in the area known as "old street." It refers an old block that has more than 100 temples, restaurants, and shops. This area contains narrow laneways and small squares in an "old China" setting.

Jade Buddha Temple
Jade Buddha Temple is one of the best-preserved temples in China; the Jade Buddha Temple contains two Burmese jade Buddha statues for which it was built in 1882. An active temple, you are able to view the monks during their ceremonies throughout the day. The main hall contains three magnificent Buddhas of gold as well as figures of Buddhist disciples lining the walls. Photography is allowed in all but the room containing the jade Buddha.

Shanghai People's Square
People's Square is the biggest public square in Shanghai. It is a political and cultural center combining culture, history and beautiful landscaping.

Shanghai Yu Garden
Yuyuan Garden, a place of peace and comfort in the heart of bustling Shanghai, dates back to the fabled Ming Dynasty. Today, Yu Garden is a popular tourist destination.

The Bund
The Bund is a section of riverfront along the Huangpu River in Shanghai, which, until the early 1800s, was undeveloped. The British set up their consulate and other buildings there after the Opium War. In the early 1900s, the Bund sprouted up with buildings designed by architects from Britain, France, China, America, Russia, Japan, and others, including Jews from various countries. The Bund is a record of architecture of the times from around the world, and many of its buildings were the best, in Asia, for their time.