The Best Tourism Season in Shanghai
Shanghai, referred to as "Shanghai" or "Shen" for short, is a municipality directly under the Central Government of the People's Republic of China, a national central city and a megacity. When is the best time for us to travel to Shanghai? The following is the best season for traveling in Shanghai that I have carefully prepared. You can refer to the following! Travel time in Shanghai
Tourism season
The best travel time in Shanghai is spring and autumn, usually from March to May and from September to October.
The spring with catkins and peach blossoms and free-flying warblers is most suitable for outing in the suburbs. Peach blossoms in Nanhui, cherry blossoms in Gucun Park and tulips in Shanghai Flower Harbor are in full bloom, which is the best time to enjoy flowers. Autumn with red leaves all over the sky is the best time to taste hairy crabs. The so-called "autumn wind rings and crab feet itch". At this time, hairy crabs have yellow feet, thick crab fat and delicious crab meat, which makes people drool. It is worth noting that around Qingming Festival, Shanghainese families go out to sweep graves, and the traffic to surrounding cities will be very tight. The first ten days of May and before and after the National Day are traditional tourist peak seasons and long holidays, and there are bound to be a sea of people at that time, so it may not be the best choice. Visitors who come to visit may consider avoiding the most dense crowds and not missing the best season.
The first ten days of June-July is the rainy season, with continuous rainy days. From the end of August to the beginning of September, typhoons are frequent, and there are often sudden storms. You must take an umbrella when you visit Shanghai during these two periods. Festivals
Lantern Festival in Chenghuang Temple
Time: Around the Lantern Festival on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month
Every year around the Lantern Festival on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month, there is a grand lantern festival in Chenghuang Temple. The whole Chenghuang Temple was decorated with colorful lanterns, giving off a soft light. Colorful lanterns and antique palace lanterns hung all over the street, and the house was decorated with shiny colored lights. There are also New Year's mice, flying dragons, flying birds, and jubilant lions. These colorful works with different shapes and vividness decorate the Chenghuang Temple into a sea of lights.
Shanghai Peach Blossom Festival
Time: Every year in March and April,
Shanghai locals have always had the custom of enjoying peach blossoms in spring, and Nanhui is one of the most important places to enjoy flowers. In recent years, Nanhui Peach Blossom Festival has become a popular place for Shanghai people to travel in spring. In the spring of March, tens of thousands of acres of peach blossoms in Pudong compete for beauty and compete for opening, attracting countless people to come for sightseeing, tourism, leisure and vacation.
Peach Blossom Festival can not only enjoy flowers, but also arrange various festival activities in Peach Blossom Village in Nanhui and nearby attractions such as Taoyuan, Binhai Xanadu, Shanghai Flower Harbor, Shanghai Wildlife Park, Binhai Golf Club and Pudong Shooting Club, which will make people enjoy themselves at once.
Shanghai International Film Festival
Time: June every year, lasting for 9 days.
Shanghai International Film Festival, founded in 1993, is the first international film festival in China, which is of great importance in China. The Shanghai International Film Festival consists of four main activities: the selection of "Golden Goblet Awards" international films, the international film screening, the international electricity trading market and the selection of Jin Jue International Film Forum and "Asian Newcomer Award". This is the only annual world film collection in China's film market, which is not yet fully open. Therefore, the annual Shanghai International Film Festival is undoubtedly a long-awaited film pilgrimage for the audience in Shanghai and surrounding cities.
Shanghai Tourism Festival
Time: It starts on the first Saturday in September every year and lasts for more than 21 days.
It covers nearly 41 projects in several categories, such as sightseeing, leisure, entertainment, culture and sports, exhibitions, food and shopping, including traditional brand activities such as the opening parade, the float contest, the Pujiang float parade and the Shanghai International Music Fireworks Festival.
New Year's Day Countdown on the Bund
Time: February 31th every year
The annual New Year's Countdown is the most lively festival. In order to welcome the arrival of the New Year, the Bund, one of the most classic landmarks in Shanghai, will hold a grand countdown to the New Year. The activity is based on the Bund International Building Complex and the beautiful night scenes on both sides of Pujiang River, with three-dimensional projection on the wall running through the audience, using 4D means and combining images with physical performances, which will give the audience a brand-new audio-visual experience and bring subversive and shocking visual presentation. During the event, many artists will bring wonderful entertainment performances to the audience, leading all the audience to listen to the customs bells, enjoy the visual feast and release the New Year's wishes. Overview of Shanghai
Introduction
Shanghai, a place called the magic capital, where the eastern and western cultures blend with each other, and the western architecture on the Bund and the skyscrapers in Lujiazui complement each other; Xintiandi not only retains the old Shikumen and old villa, but also displays the latest popular elements; Nanjing Road, Huaihai Road, Jing 'an Temple, People's Square, Zhongshan Park, Wujiaochang, Xujiahui and Yuyuan Mall are shopping centers in Shanghai. The burlesque, one-man show, Shanghai opera and today's Shanghai style clear mouth hiding in the small theater make people laugh; Authentic local dishes in the old hotel, authentic French dishes in the red house, and snacks in the Town God Temple are even more famous. You can also find antique teahouses in the old streets and alleys, and there are also various surprising bars in the houses in hengshan road.
regional distribution
Shanghai consists of central city, suburbs and Chongming county. Huangpu River originates from Dianshan Lake in Qingpu District, flows through Shanghai, divides Shanghai into Puxi and Pudong, and finally flows northward into the Yangtze River through Wusongkou. Traditional scenic spots are mainly distributed in Huangpu, Xuhui, Jing 'an, Changning and other districts in the downtown area. There are Bund, Old Wharf, Yuyuan Garden, Shanghai Museum, Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street, Huaihai Road, etc. in Puxi, and petty bourgeoisie places such as Tianzifang and Xintiandi are also nearby. In Pudong, the Oriental Pearl, Jinmao Tower, World Financial Center and Shanghai Tower in Lujiazui area lead Lujiazui high-rise buildings, facing the buildings of all countries across the river, and there are parks and theme pavilions suitable for all ages, such as Disneyland, Century Park, Shanghai Science and Technology Museum and Wildlife Park. The "four pavilions and one axis" retained after the World Expo has become a new tourist attraction.
There are large and small business districts scattered in the central city, while there are cultural and natural landscapes such as amusement parks, ancient towns and beaches in the suburbs. There is a Catholic church at the top and mountainside of Sheshan Mountain in Songjiang, Happy Valley and Chenshan Botanical Garden are good places for weekend trips, and there is an ancient town of Zhujiajiao with small bridges and flowing water in the adjacent Qingpu District. There are Gucun Park and Wusongpao Taiwan Province Wetland Park in Baoshan District. On the other side of the river is Chongming, an ecological county. Xisha Wetland and Dongtan Wetland face each other in Chongming Island, which is a paradise for bird watching and water playing. ;