8 great days trip out of Shanghai

31/08/2018   973  5/5 trong 7 rates 
8 great days trip out of Shanghai
Shanghai is a glorious city full of hustle and bustle. That’s why it’s so popular.


But if you're a visitor who is ready for a respite from skyscrapers, crowds and stimulation, there are plenty of other ways to spend your time. Here's a quick guide to some of the best destinations outside of Shanghai where you can slow down a bit in the countryside of China:
  • Anji Bamboo Forest

    Anji Bamboo ForestAnji Bamboo Forest

    Anji's Bamboo Forest has been seen by millions - it provided scenery for the film "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" - but is visited by few. Very much worth your travel time.

  • Jiaxing

    JiaxingJiaxing

    Jiaxing, the main waterway of North and South China for 1,700 years, offers a day trip from Shanghai for those looking for peace, quiet, a delicious meal and oddly shaped rocks.

  • Putuoshan

    PutuoshanPutuoshan

    Although better known as Shanghai's local beach town, Putuoshan is also a hidden Buddhist escape for local devotees and culture seekers.

  • Shanghai Film Studios

    Shanghai Film StudiosShanghai Film Studios

    For a "reel" escape from Shanghai's urban chaos head for Shanghai Film Studios in Sonjiang, where you can walk through the scenes of your favourite movies and possibly see your idols in action.

  • Holland Town

    Holland TownHolland Town

    The Expo isn't the only place in Shanghai where you can sample some international culture. Skip out to Holland Town for some European charm.

  • Thames Town

    Thames TownThames Town

    If you're tired of Shanghai's concrete monotony, take the metro to nearby Thames Town for some quaint English charm.

  • Shengsi Island

    Shengsi IslandShengsi Island

    This Shanghai day trip has sun, sand and lots and lots of seafood. Skip breakfast, don your crocs and hop on a boat to gorge yourself on fresh fish, wriggling shrimp and the speciality, hairy clams.

  • Wuzhen

     Wuzhen Wuzhen

    The Old City in Wuzhen is a dreamscape of old brown Chinese buildings settled alongside green waters. It's also a great culinary getaway, and you'll also find modern, fanciful touches such as a giant fish sculpture in shades of pink.

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