We will travel from Chongqing to Shanghai from August 20th to 25th for the World Expo. The main purpose is the World Expo. We live in Yangpu District. We are a group of four. Please ask friends to hel

We will travel from Chongqing to Shanghai from August 20th to 25th for the World Expo. The main purpose is the World Expo. We live in Yangpu District. We are a group of four. Please ask friends to help arrange the itinerary.

Expo Tour The total area of ??the Expo Park is 5.28 square kilometers, which is a miniature world. Through on-site "pre-tour", our reporter listed 3 tour routes for everyone to "see" first. However, you can only get a glimpse of it in one day, and you can only take a quick look at it in three days. To have more fun at the Expo site, you need to spend more time.

The Shanghai World Expo is waiting for you to experience it in person.

August 20-25 is a free itinerary of 6 days and 5 nights.

We will arrive in Shanghai and rest for half a day on the first day.

The next day

AB District Route

Shangnan Road Entrance and Exit—China Pavilion—Chinese Food Street—Theme Pavilion—Expo Center—Pakistan Pavilion—Israel Pavilion— Saudi Arabia Pavilion - Japan Pavilion - South Korea Pavilion - Australia Pavilion - Thailand Pavilion - Watch the show at the Cultural Center

The entrance to South Road at Gate 6 of the Expo Park is the main entrance to the Expo Park and is located at the southern end of the Expo Axis. The Expo Park usually operates from 9:00 to 24:00. It is recommended to allow sufficient "entry time" for queuing, security check, ticket inspection, etc., especially the main entrance, which is one of the entrances and exits with the largest flow of people in the Expo Park. In addition, when making travel plans, it is best to avoid peak passenger flow days.

Many people come to the Expo and want to see the China Pavilion. This really requires skill and luck. Since the China Pavilion can accommodate up to 50,000 visitors per day, only visitors with reservations can visit. According to estimates, 90% of the visitors during the World Expo are expected to "pass by" the China Pavilion. Please don't worry. After the 184-day Expo ends, the organizers will keep the China Pavilion and Theme Pavilion for about half a year to a year for people to visit.

If you don’t want to queue in a long line in front of the China Pavilion, you can choose to visit the theme pavilion on the west side of the Expo axis first. Pudong Park is home to the Urban People Pavilion, Urban Life Pavilion, Urban Earth Pavilion, Urban Footprint Pavilion and Urban Future Pavilion in Puxi Park. The theme pavilion can be reserved or queued. Please try not to miss it. Everyone who has visited thinks it is great.

After entering the park, if you walk along the Expo axis to the end, you will find the Celebration Square next to the Huangpu River, and to the west is the Expo Center. This area will be the venue for the opening ceremony of National Pavilion Day. On each country's pavilion day, the country's head of state, celebrities, and celebrities will be invited to the Expo site, and there will also be various exciting performances. Those who are interested can check the National Museum Days of the countries they are interested in. If you choose to visit the park on that day, it will definitely be a worthwhile trip.

The buildings in AB area are mainly based on "grand narrative". The permanent buildings of "one axis and four pavilions" are located in these two areas. The most concentrated catering center in the park is also here - located in the World Expo Between the center and the theme pavilion, on the west side of the Expo axis. If you want to eat a variety of special dining, you might as well dine here at noon. China Food City, China's Eight Major Cuisines, Alley Style, World Food Forest and other food areas make this place always full of fragrance.

When you are tired from walking, there are benches everywhere in the Expo site. Drinking water points and toilets are also easy to find. There are also wonderful performances from various countries in the leisure square. After recuperating, we started our afternoon trip and stepped into the colorful, small and exquisite world of exhibition halls.

Also heading east from the Expo axis, around the China Pavilion, the "Jade Rabbit Palace Lantern" Macao Pavilion, the crystal clear Hong Kong Pavilion, and the "Landscape Heart Lantern" Taiwan Pavilion are all worth visiting. At the base of the China Pavilion, there are also regional pavilions from 31 provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities. They are all pavilions within a pavilion built with a lot of effort, forming a unique Chinese cultural garden.

Further east, national pavilions and international organization pavilions from Asia and Oceania come into view. The Saudi Pavilion, Japan Pavilion and Israel Pavilion are not to be missed. The "Silk Road Treasure Ship" Saudi Arabia Pavilion suspended in mid-air is the most expensive foreign self-built pavilion in the Expo site. It houses the world's largest IMAX theater, which is as big as two basketball courts. What is even more shocking is that you are hanging Watch movies while walking on the cinema's skywalk. It surrounds the screen in all directions, making the audience hooked.

The Japan Pavilion is characterized by its delicate and vivid display. "Purple Silkworm Island" has a "skin" that can breathe and "tentacles" that can collect rainwater.

There is a "universal camera" with ultra-high definition and super telephoto functions, an entire "living wall" beyond imagination, a robot that can play the violin...

There is a "sea shell" The Israeli pavilion is known for its eye-catching shape. In the "Whispering Garden" exhibition area, there will be 54 citrus trees displaying Israel's famous "drip irrigation technology". There is also a swallowable "capsule" on display to perform a physical examination on your body.

You can stay at the Expo site until 12pm at the latest, and you can feast your eyes on various wonderful performances in the evening. When night falls, the various lights in the park will allow you to experience the park's style that is completely different from the daytime scene. The UFO-shaped Expo Cultural Center hosts performances every night by the China Oriental Performing Arts Group, as well as superstar concerts on weekends. If you are still not satisfied, you can also go west. At the Baosteel Grand Stage, an old factory building near Lupu Bridge, various wonderful performances are performed every day. If you want to know the specific performance information, just go to the information desk to ask for information.

The third day

Route to Area C

Enter the park from the entrance of Changqing North Road—Belarus Pavilion—Bosnia and Herzegovina Pavilion—Hungary Pavilion—Portugal Pavilion—Finland Pavilion - Norway Pavilion - Belgium Pavilion - Poland Pavilion - Spain Pavilion - Germany Pavilion - Switzerland Pavilion - UK Pavilion - Italy Pavilion - African Pavilion - Egypt Pavilion - Canada Pavilion - United States Pavilion - Mexico Pavilion - European Pavilion

After entering the park from the Changqing North Road entrance, walk west about 300 meters, pass under the Lupu Bridge, and arrive at Area C. It is best to make reservations in advance, and you can reserve three or four venues.

Zone C is rectangular in shape. The area where the exhibition halls are densely packed is about 1 kilometer long and about 700 to 800 meters wide. It is divided into three long strips from east to west by the roads in the park. It is recommended to go from the Changqing North Road entrance to the southeast corner of Area C and visit in a counterclockwise direction without turning back.

Let’s start with the Belarus Pavilion in the southeast corner. The facade of this square building is very "fancy" - a colorful and bright picture of a small town. The Bosnia and Herzegovina Pavilion next to it is also decorated with colorful children's paintings, which is bright and lively. Going north from the Belarus Pavilion, you come to the "European Square" in this area. There are several venues around the square: the two European Union Pavilions, the Hungarian Pavilion with a wooden sleeve appearance, the Czech Pavilion, the Slovak Pavilion, and the ones decorated with dark brown cork. The Portuguese pavilion has unique colors and textures.

Continuing to walk north, the "curling" of the Finland Pavilion is right in front of you. The color is polar ice and snow, white and pure. There is a Santa Claus Post Office in the museum, where you can send letters with "Santa Claus' signature" and the postmark will be "North Pole Santa Claus Post Office".

The nearby Norwegian pavilion has a Nordic style; the Turkish pavilion uses ocher-colored ancient murals and petroglyph patterns; the Iceland pavilion is small, like a square box. Under the backlight at night, it looks wonderful." Ice Cube”.

Go straight ahead. When you are tired, there is a small "Irish Pub" between the Belgian Pavilion and the Polish Pavilion where you can take a rest. The Spanish Pavilion, the “rattan basket” in this area, is not to be missed. The Spanish National Pavilion covers an area of ??more than 7,600 square meters and is one of the largest self-built pavilions at the Shanghai World Expo. 8,000 rattan boards of different textures and colors. The performances here are worth watching, including opera, flamenco, etc.

The German Pavilion is known as a "building suspended in the air". Its lines are twists and turns, but they are reasonable. There will be two virtual commentators in the exhibition hall - the German young man "Yan Si" and the Chinese girl "Yan Yan", who will interact with visitors in the exhibition hall. The nearby Polish Pavilion has a hollowed-out facade that resembles Chinese paper-cutting. The Polish Pavilion holds Chopin piano recitals every day in the central square and concert hall to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the birth of the famous Polish composer and pianist Chopin.

At noon, you can choose to have lunch at a nearby restaurant.

The Swiss Pavilion is shrouded in a curtain with red balls, with nature on top and city on the bottom. This "covering yet revealing" curtain is actually made of soybean fiber, which can not only generate electricity but also naturally degrade.

Now we go west. The luminous tentacles of the British Pavilion create a downy "gentle touch" - these are more than 60,000 tentacles growing outside the "Seed Temple". During the day, light is transmitted into the interior through the tentacles; at night, the light source built into the tentacles illuminates the building.

The "Olympic Corner" in the British National Pavilion allows us to see the prototype of the London Olympics and communicate with many famous British sports stars.

The Dutch Pavilion to the south of the British Pavilion is called "Happy Street". The appearance reveals whimsy, a bit of willfulness and humor. Walking around the "Happy Street", you will find that it has no gate and can be entered from any direction of the exhibition hall. The interior fully demonstrates the Netherlands' innovation in space, energy and water conservancy.

Next, the Italian Pavilion with transparent concrete is also quite impressive, where there will be fashion shows of world-famous fashion brands. Continuing to the west, the African Joint Pavilion is already in sight. This huge square building is the largest joint pavilion at the World Expo. The outer wall is an African acacia tree, and the colorful sky is full of African style.

Going south from the African Union Pavilion, there are Tunisia Pavilion, South Africa Pavilion, Angola Pavilion, Libya Pavilion and many other small pavilions. Among them, the Egyptian Pavilion has authentic antiques from the Pharaonic era and slideshows. Films, documentaries, and music showcase Egypt’s material culture, folk traditions, etiquette and customs over thousands of years.

Dinner is available near the African Union Pavilion. Coming to the Canada Pavilion, it is full of three-dimensional interactive display devices, such as the "Magic Water" that reflects the city in children's dreams. The American Pavilion has a restaurant and a variety of surrounding supporting services.

The Mexico Pavilion is a fantasy world composed of "kites". You can enjoy the tenderness and romance of flying among butterflies and kites. Passing through the area of ??the European Union Pavilion, the entrance and exit of Changqing North Road is right in front of you

Day 4

DE District Route

From No. 3 Bansongyuan Road Entrance to the park—Urban Best Practice Area—Restaurant Lunch—Urban Future Pavilion—Enterprise Pavilion—Vanke Pavilion—Shanghai Enterprise Joint Pavilion—Jiangnan Park—State Grid Pavilion—Dinner—Dockyard Theater Children’s Play—Variety Hall—Urban Footprint Pavilion

Puxi Park *** has 3 entrances. Gate 2 has a larger passenger flow. You may wish to exit the South Tibet Road Station and follow Zhongshan South Road east to Baotun Road and then south to No. 3 Bansongyuan Road. Enter the park and walk for about 5 minutes.

After passing the security check and entering the park, you can go to the left to the nearest information desk to get a free park guide map. Then walk north and go up when you see an overpass. There are classic urban ecological cases from more than 10 countries. The most important thing is that there is almost no waiting in line to visit there.

You can go from north to south and look at the exhibition halls one after another. There is Shanghai's "Shanghai Eco Home", which tells visitors about the innovation of modern living environment. There is also a century-old pawnshop - Macau's "Tak Seng Pawn". There is the Jin Yong Library on the second floor. You will meet your favorite martial arts characters. If you are lucky, you may come across Jin Yong's book signing. In addition, the Daming Palace in Xi'an is the only antique building in the park, where you can enjoy traditional Chinese performances and have a bird's-eye view. Foreign urban cases are also very exciting. The Zero Carbon Pavilion in London enables the entire building to achieve zero carbon dioxide emissions, the "Passive House" of Hamburg House reaches the maximum environmental protection, and the 600,000 tent city in Mina, Saudi Arabia is magnificent. In addition, the urban best practice area itself is an exhibit. The lighting effects are designed by Lyon, France, and a beautiful light show will be staged at night.

After seeing so many wonderful urban cases, it was already lunch time before I knew it. Next to Case Union Hall 2, there are KFC, Pizza Hut and Oriental Jibai Fast Food, as well as high-end restaurants such as Xiao Nanguo, with prices ranging from more than ten yuan to hundreds of yuan. If you want to taste special meals, you can go to the "Creative Kitchen" on the north side of the City Future Museum.

The first stop after lunch is the Urban Future Museum. Here you can learn about future urban life, as well as "the past future", which are the problems faced by urban life now. The Museum of the Future is very large, so you can experience it slowly.

After visiting the Future Pavilion, walk west along the river towards the Enterprise Pavilion. Along the way, you can visit the China Aviation Pavilion, Information and Communications Pavilion and SAIC General Pavilion. If the case of the "Urban Best Practice Area" is about static beauty, then the interactive experience of the Enterprise Pavilion allows you to truly "touch" the wonderful life. The Information and Communications Museum is built by China Mobile and China Telecom. You can experience unlimited communication in the information age by bringing your mobile phone. At the SAIC-GM Pavilion, you can experience the urban traffic conditions in 2030.

To the north of the Enterprise Pavilion, the Vanke Pavilion has the most unique shape. Its five huge conical exterior walls are all made of wheat straw. You can imagine what Chinese cities will look like in 2049. To the west of the SAIC-GM Pavilion is the only corporate pavilion that will be preserved after the Shanghai World Expo - the China Shipbuilding Pavilion. This was rebuilt from the old factory building of the Jiangnan Shipyard, a century-old factory in China. You can see the history of China's shipbuilding inside. and a model of Zheng He’s treasure ship.

After that, we went to the Greenland Expo Plaza to watch the show, and play next to the old dock of the original Jiangnan Shipyard. If you love collecting, then the Aurora Pavilion next is your first choice. Exiting the Aurora Pavilion is the China Railway Pavilion, where you can be a railway driver. There are 5 automatic ticket vending machines opposite, where tourists can buy train tickets to the whole country. The facade of the Shanghai Enterprise Joint Pavilion next to it is made of discarded CDs and has many high-tech elements. There are the world's most advanced robots there to cook delicious food for you.

Jiangnan Park is available for resting and dining. After dinner, we went to see the Coca-Cola Pavilion. The building is shaped like a big Coca-Cola bottle. Then go to the Space Home Museum next to it, which displays the most advanced aerospace technology. Then go to the State Grid Pavilion. There is a reservation on the State Grid Pavilion’s website, so you don’t have to queue. There are some interactive exhibits inside, and the exhibition hall design is also very novel, which is worth looking forward to. Close to the Huangpu River is the Korean Enterprise Joint Pavilion, where Emart, Samsung, Hyundai, LG and other companies are exhibiting. It is recommended that you take photos outside the venue, because after the Expo, building materials will be made into environmentally friendly bags and given away. to the public.

Finally, you can go to the World Expo Museum to learn about the 160-year history of the World Expo. The World Expo Museum and Variety Hall is a building where you can watch the performance of the acrobatic drama "CHA". Finally, you can go to the City Footprint Museum to learn about the city’s yesterday. If you are tired of walking, you can take a pure electric bus and experience a zero-emission, low-noise new energy vehicle, which will be a perfect end to a wonderful journey of the day.

On the fifth day, we took a one-day trip to Shanghai to visit the Oriental Pearl Tower, Wuzhen, and City God Temple.

At the end of the sixth day, we returned to our warm home.