Elegant and beautiful, the city of Shanghai never fails to charm anybody. With a magnificent view of the city at night, all your worries will be washed away. Shanghai is a very popular tourist attraction, and one of the more popular cities in Beijing. We will be staying in Shanghai for a total of 18 days, and hope that in the mean time, you’ll enjoy your stay in Shanghai.

Week One

(Dates for the Next Package: 30 January 2010 to 5 Feburary 2010)

During week one of our stay in Shanghai, we will choose to visit various different popular attractions in Shanghai, some of these attractions include:

City God Temple

One of the top attractions in Shanghai, the City God Temple is acknowledged as the center of tourism in Shanghai today. With many things inside the City God Temple, it’s almost as if you are in a small town a hundred years ago.

The Bund

To allow our tourist attractions to be as diverse as possible, we will be spending some time in the Bund. The Bund is a whole road of buildings with a restricted height limit, and truly a sight to see, especially at night when all the lights are up.

Shanghai Oriental Arts Center

The Shanghai Oriental Arts Center is a landmark building that displays how western art and art forms have developed in China over the recent years. This attraction was only released as recently as 2005 (actual date was 31 December 2004), but nonetheless, this attraction is something you definitely should not skip out upon.

Shanghai Zoo

Back on our topic of a sustainable lifestyle, the Shanghai Zoo is constantly improving the environments the animals are in. In order to learn more about wildlife, we will be visiting the Shanghai Zoo, which was also praised as one of the best ecological gardens in Shanghai.

Oriental Pearl Tower

The Oriental Pearl Tower is one of the most identifiable features of Shanghai. It’s unique shape and design make it a work of art, yet at the same time, a very beautiful tourist attraction.

Some other places that we will probably visit are:

• Yuyuan Temple
• Jade Buddha Temple
• Shanghai World Financial Center

Week Two

(Dates for Next Package: 6 Feburary 2010 to 12 Feburary 2010)

Since there are about three weeks during our stay in Shanghai, we have decided to dedicate the second week to more tourist attractions. Some of the tourist attractions we will visit during our second week in Shanghai are:

Shanghai Natural History Museum

Being very close by to our residence in China, the Shanghai Natural History Museum is where you can further your history about the world in general. There are many different things inside this museum, not limited to things relating to China, and it is a beautiful sight to see so many things accumalated in one building.

Longhua Temple

Of course, we can’t stay in Shanghai without another visit to a temple! This buddhist temple reflects architecture that dates back to the Song dynasty. This is a rather popular tourist attraction, and one that you won’t regret visiting.

Jin Jiang Amusement Park

Of course, you can never get tired of having a bit of fun with amusement parks, and that’s why we decided to bring you to another amusement park in Shanghai. We hope that you’ll be able to refresh yourself and gain motivation to further your knowledge regarding the language of Mandarin.

Shanghai Museum

Nobody can ever get enough of visiting historical museums. This museum has an enormous amount of artifacts that all reflect on chinese history, it would truly be a shame if you miss out on such a wonderful opportunity while in Shanghai.

Shanghai Science and Technology Musuem

For all the science and technology lovers out there, we have decided to include the science and technology museum in this package. The museum is truly a wonderful collection of information about modern technology, and even models and even real animals.

Some other places we will probably visit are:

• Shanghai World Financial Center
• Grand Theatre
• Jinmao Tower

Week Three

(Dates for Next Package: 13 Feburary 2010 to 16 Feburary 2010)

Of course, it is our tradition in this package to allow you to have the last week of free choice. We can and will offer to bring you to many locations, but in the end, you get to choose where to go, and what you want to do. Of course, we will remind you that anything that has expenses will be at the cost of your own money.

• Confucius Temple of Jiading
• Pagoda of Longevity
• Botanical Garden

Checking Out

(Date for Next Package: 17 Feburary 2010)

On the 38th day of the package, we will be checking out of the Jin Jiang Pacific Hotel in Shanghai, and catching our overnight train to Hong Kong, China.

If you wish to contact the Da Capo International tour agency, contact us through the following details:

Phone Number: 1337-8364-026

Email-Address: [email protected]

Address: Da Capo International Building, 186 Central District, Tourism Road, Antartica 11143