When is the best month to travel in Shanghai?

1. Which month is the best for traveling in Shanghai?

Hello, everyone. I'm Dong Xia. I-I'm happy to answer this question. When is the best time to travel to Shanghai? As a person who likes to travel, no matter where you travel, you will first understand the climate, temperature difference and so on.

Then Bian Xiao will show you the climatic conditions and geographical location of Shanghai.

Shanghai, referred to as Shanghai for short, is located in the front of the Yangtze River Delta, bordering the East China Sea in the east, Hangzhou Bay in the south and Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces in the west, with convenient transportation and vast hinterland. Shanghai is the largest economic center, trade center and port in China and the largest comprehensive industrial city in China. Shanghai has a subtropical monsoon climate with four distinct seasons, abundant sunshine, mild and humid climate, short spring and autumn, long winter and summer, and an average annual rainfall of about 1200mm. 60% of the annual rainfall is concentrated from May to September, and there are three rainy seasons in the flood season: spring rain, plum rain and autumn rain. Therefore, Bian Xiao suggested that June 10 and June 1 10 are the best time for everyone to visit Shanghai. Of course, if you want to go to Shanghai, you must have come to the wrong peak.

Of course, it is essential to visit the scenic spots in Shanghai. Bian Xiao will give you a detailed introduction to the famous places in Shanghai. With a long history, Shanghai is one of the second batch of 38 famous historical and cultural cities announced by 1986 the State Council. The western part of Shanghai became land 6000 years ago, and the urban land was completely formed before 10 century. So there are many scenic spots worth visiting in Shanghai. Shanghai's scenic spots include: Shanghai Bund, Disney, Madame Tussauds Wax Museum, Shanghai Museum, Oriental Pearl, Jade Buddha Temple, Qibao Ancient Town, Sheshan Forest Park, Luxun Park, Xujiahui Catholic Church, Yuyuan Garden, Longhua Temple, Confucius Temple, Fangta and many other places of interest. The following small series will give you a detailed introduction.

1. Yuyuan Garden: Located in the center of Shanghai, Yuyuan Garden was founded in the 38th year of Jiajing in Ming Dynasty. It has a history of more than 400 years (A.D. 1559) and is a famous classical garden in the south of the Yangtze River. There are 48 scenic spots in the park, which combine the architectural art of Ming and Qing Dynasties and are known as urban mountains and forests. After years of accumulation, Yu Garden has collected thousands of precious cultural relics, such as paintings, furniture and ceramics.

2. Longhua Temple: Located in Xuhui District, it is said that it was built in the Three Kingdoms period in 274 AD and has a history of 1700 years. It is the oldest, largest and most magnificent Buddhist temple in Shanghai, with precious cultural relics such as scriptures, seals and Buddha statues in the Tang, Five Dynasties, Ming and Qing Dynasties. Dragon Palace is a tourist attraction, including ancient pagodas, Longhua Temple Fair and Longhua Night Bell.

3. Confucius Temple: Located in Jiading District, it was built in the 12th year of Jiading in the Southern Song Dynasty (A.D. 12 19), and is known as the first in Wuzhong. There is an exhibition hall of Chinese imperial examination system in the temple, and there are three archways, namely, cultivating talents, promoting talents and promoting talents, which represent cultivating talents, selecting talents and worshiping Confucius respectively.

4. Square Pagoda: Located in Songjiang District, it was built in the second year of Han Dynasty (AD 949) after the Five Dynasties. It is a nine-story square tower with a height of 42.5 meters. Because it is a brick tower structure in the Tang Dynasty, there are pot doors on all sides of the brick body, and most of the bucket arches retain the original materials of the Song Dynasty. It is the best preserved ancient pagoda in Jiangnan, with many original components. There are classical gardens around the tower, including Wang Xianqiao in Song Dynasty and Lan in Ming Dynasty.

5. Oriental Pearl: Located in Lujiazui, Pudong, Shanghai, facing the Bund across the river, it is a landmark building in Shanghai.

6. Disney: Located in Chuansha Town, Pudong New Area, Shanghai, it is the third largest Disney theme park in Asia and the sixth largest in China.

Finally, Bian Xiao wishes everyone a pleasant journey in this golden autumn season. Shanghai is not only a super metropolis, but also a big family.

2. What month is the best place to visit in Shanghai?

Shanghai has a subtropical monsoon climate with four distinct seasons, abundant sunshine and rainfall. The climate in Shanghai and America is mild and humid, with shorter spring and autumn and longer winter and summer. 60% of the annual rainfall is concentrated in the flood season from May to September, and there are three rainy seasons: spring rain, plum rain and autumn rain. The four seasons change obviously: winter and summer are long, and spring and autumn are short. Winter is about 126 days, summer is about 1 10 days, and spring and autumn is about 130 days. The annual average temperature is about 16, the highest in July and August, with a monthly average of about 28. The lowest is 1, with an average of about 4 per month. It's not cold in winter and not hot in summer. You can travel all year round, and spring and summer are the best tourist seasons.

3. When is Shanghai suitable for traveling?

Around Shanghai, 165438+ 10 is suitable for traveling to Qiandao Lake West Village.

Shangxi Village in the west of Zhejiang Province has unique scenery of red leaves and waterfalls in the south of the Yangtze River. Starting from Qiandao Lake, you can drive 70 kilometers to get there. It is called Xanadu, and the picturesque scenery of Shangxi Village is composed of huge waterfalls, majestic stone dragons and Jiangnan Dazhai. Every late autumn, red leaves are dotted with white walls and black tiles, like an idyllic landscape painting.

English learning accumulated over time, and the weather began to get warmer at the end of April. In May, you can wear a T-shirt on the road.

Every winter, when the temperature rises in Shanghai, everyone will ask. Although it used to be beginning of spring in February, it began to pick up at the end of April. Cold is one of the natural disasters that affect Shanghai. The average number of days when the temperature drops below 5 under the influence of cold air is 3 days. 2 days per year, with a maximum of 13 days and a minimum of 0 days per year. The common cold that affects Shenzhen generally occurs between 65438+February and February of the following year. In fact, you don't need a thick scarf, but it depends on how afraid you are of the cold. Most of them just wear coats for the winter.

When is the best time to travel to Shanghai?

No problem at all. 202 1, the epidemic situation in Shanghai is well controlled. In August, I felt I could take my children and family to Shanghai to play.

When is a suitable time to travel to Shanghai? Personally, I feel that when I travel to Shanghai from April to June, the temperature is just right, flowers and plants are in full bloom and the scenery is good. The temperature in September-165438+ 10 is also suitable, and the crisp autumn is also suitable for tourism.

Shanghai, known as Paris in the East, is a modern Shanghai-style cultural city with traditional cultural characteristics. Shanghai is rich in cultural resources, charming urban characteristics, bustling commercial streets, happy festivals and popular local dishes. In recent years, the key projects completed in Shanghai have shown the elegance of Shanghai as an international metropolis, and you can also feel the bustling and brightly lit vitality of Shanghai.

Let me give you a brief introduction to Shanghai and some must-see attractions:

Shanghai, referred to as Shanghai for short, is the provincial administrative region of People's Republic of China (PRC) (China). Shanghai is the birthplace of China's * * * production party, a famous national historical and cultural city, and a center of economic, financial, trade, shipping and scientific and technological innovation between China and the United States.

Shanghai is located in the east of China, bounded by east longitude12052-12 and north latitude 3040-3 153, at the mouth of the Yangtze River, across the East China Sea from Kyushu Island, with Hangzhou Bay in the south and Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces in the north and west, with a total area of 6340.

Shanghai is located on the west coast of the Pacific Ocean, the east coast of the Asian continent, the front of the Yangtze River Delta, the middle of the north-south arc coastline of China and the alluvial plain of the Yangtze River Delta, with an average elevation of 4m. There are relics of tianmashan, Xue Shan and Phoenix Mountain in the west, and tianmashan is the highest point in China. Shanghai spans the Yangtze River estuary, Dianshan Lake, Huangpu River and Wusong River, and there are rivers, lakes and ponds in the territory. Shanghai has a subtropical monsoon climate with four distinct seasons, abundant sunshine and rainfall.

English name: Shanghai

Mbth: Shanghai.

Alias: Shencheng, Magic Capital, Shanghai, Oriental Paris.

Administrative category: municipality directly under the central government

Region: East China

Jurisdiction: 16 municipal district.

Climate: subtropical monsoon climate

famous

The Bund, a picturesque seaside in Shanghai, is called the Bund, where you can find classic photos of the skyline. With the Oriental Pearl TV Tower, Shanghai World Financial Center and other skyscrapers standing on the other side of Huangpu River, the scenery is dazzling (sunny). Behind you, gorgeous European-style buildings, restaurants and shops (Nanjing Road is nearby) are arranged along the seaside avenue, providing rich activities.

2. Shanghai Museum

Shanghai Museum is located in S Square near Renmin Nanjing Road. Because of its unique architecture (circular building on a square foundation) and extraordinary scale, it is hard to miss it. You really shouldn't miss this historical treasure. This huge museum is often called one of the best museums in China. It has a collection of various cultural relics (more than 6,543,800 pieces) and depicts the history of this country. Highlights include gorgeous calligraphy, exquisite jade carvings, Millennium bronzes and traditional China costumes.

3. Zhujiajiao

Zhujiajiao, located 29 miles west of downtown, is Zhujiajiao in Venice, Shanghai. This ancient water town reached its peak in the Ming Dynasty, when its success as a commercial center led to the construction of its picturesque waterways. The area is still made up of many canals, and bridges connect tourists to dozens of charming narrow streets. Looking forward to finding a small cafe in the alley, friendly staff providing amusement facilities and cave shops wearing souvenirs. Although recent tourists find Zhujiajiao's stroll lovely, critics strongly recommend going this week, because the crowded crowd at weekends may hinder the experience.

4. Shanghai World Financial Center

Like a giant bottle opener, Shanghai World Financial Center is one of the tallest buildings in the world, shining in the sky. Competing with the Oriental Pearl TV Tower for the best bird. This building shows a series of descriptions of digital Shanghai and the rapid development of the city. And that's only on the ground floor. Take the 49-second elevator, one of the fastest elevators in the world, and reach the 94th and 97th floors, where you will enjoy the amazing panoramic view of the city. However, the real bright spot is on the 100 floor. Here, the "Sky Corridor", the highest observation deck in the world, makes tourists marvel at this China metropolis, which is 1555 feet off the ground.

5. Yuyuan Garden

Yu Garden covers an area of 5 mu and is the most respected green space in this city. Its history can be traced back to16th century. The garden took nearly 20 years to build. The original purpose was to become the private garden of Pan Yunduan, an official of the Ming Dynasty, and his family. However, in the end, the garden suffered some blows and was once again occupied by the British during the Opium War and the Taiping Rebellion. Despite the chaos, the garden is still intact. Today, it is a beautiful leisure place, and many people like it. Here, you will find six scenic spots and 30 exhibition halls, including ornate buildings, such as decorative bridges and colored pagodas, and dragon walls (with a stone dragon partition at the top).

6. Longhua Temple

Longhua Temple, as the oldest and largest religious complex in Shanghai, is a natural tourist attraction and attracts many tourists. This temple was built in the 10 century, and was named after the bodhi tree. It is said that Buddha has been enlightened. The shocking seven-story pagoda is easy to find, although there are more things in it. Spend time exploring the five main halls, each filled with gorgeous sculptures, including countless Buddha statues. I also took time to marvel at the bell tower near the entrance, which rang 14000 kilograms. If you come to Shanghai in spring, you can expect many peach blossoms to appear in your photos. Regrettably, the most photogenic scenic spot, the pagoda, is not open for exploration.

7. Jade Buddha Temple

Jade Buddha Temple is one of the most popular scenic spots in this city, and it has left a deep impression on tourists with its large number of statues. This temple was originally built to accommodate two jade carvings imported from Myanmar. But as time went on, it collected more and more magnificent statues and then it was crowded with people. Although you should definitely pay tribute to the Jade Buddha, there are some other figures worthy of your attention. In the audience, three golden buddhas represent the incarnation of buddhas (past, present and future), while in the Heavenly King Hall, four heavenly kings surround more buddhas and act as sacred protectors. There is also the reclining Buddha Temple, where there is a second jade statue, which is carved from a piece of white jade.

8. Shanghai maglev train

Shanghai maglev train is one of the fastest passenger trains in the world. The speed of this train is 270 miles per hour, which is equivalent to that of adults in theme parks, especially because it is also very convenient. Passengers on the Shanghai maglev train exploded between the downtown area and Pudong International Airport in about 7 minutes. This 18 mile drive is very suitable for travel. In addition, there is a museum that shows the history of trains and the engineering technology needed to build them. At Longyang Road Station where the maglev train stops, you will find a small museum. In other words, most tourists recommend trains for more practical purposes.

9. Oriental Pearl TV Tower

As the most famous landmark in Shanghai, the Oriental Pearl TV Tower occupies a prominent position in the urban landscape. This building is located in Pudong District, with a revolving restaurant, three legs, 1 1 sphere and several viewing floors. The most exciting idea comes from the highest observation deck of the capsule, which is 1 148 feet above the ground. The Shanghai Museum of History also lives here and is worth visiting.

10. Nanjing Road

No matter whether you have money or not, you can consider going to Nanjing Road to witness the hustle and bustle of business in China. Shanghai is equivalent to the Fifth Avenue in new york, and Nanjing Road stretches for 6 miles. It has world retailers from all over the country, except local shops and department stores. During the day, you will appreciate the elegance of the surrounding buildings. At night, you will marvel at the light signs and brand names on the avenue.

Huangpu dusty, Oriental Pearl Baidu spring, flowers, Europe full of wine, Bund Wan Li smoke.

I hope the above answers can help you!

When is the best season to travel to Shanghai?

Small towns that have always liked fireworks, such as Fenghuang, Pingyao and Quanzhou, which were once super-niche, are now gradually commercialized. Fortunately, there are many such tourist destinations in China. For example, the seaside that Pony wants to share today is a relatively small ancient city in China. In addition, it is adjacent to the seaside, so its 165438+ 10 is a good climate for tourism, and the weather is not cold.

First, the pony's impression of the sea:

My first impression of the sea began a few years ago. Inadvertently opened a magazine and saw a description of the city, simple and ordinary. Stroll around the old streets of Ming and Qing dynasties, cross long alleys and look for authentic food. If I go in person, I will live up to my yearning for fireworks. After I have been to Linhai twice, I love this city even more, because those old streets with no commercial flavor, those Taizhou-style snacks, those century-old city walls that have been buried, and the life flavor hidden in the streets and alleys will always make me remember.

2. Why did Pony suggest going to the seaside in June 165438+ 10?

1. It's not quiet here. T doesn't have much commercial flavor: compared with other ancient cities in the province, the tourist flavor here is not so strong, and there are few commercial shops, so you can visit more scenic spots with less money.

Linhai is the fifth ancient city in Zhejiang Province to be selected as a national historical and cultural city, and it is also the only county-level city in Zhejiang Province. Linhai has been the seat of Taizhou Prefecture since the Tang Dynasty, and it belonged to it in the Southern Song Dynasty, generally referring to the area near the capital. It can be seen that the seaside in the past has always had a special position in history, and there are still many historical sites hidden in the world.

3. Like Quanzhou and Chaozhou, I personally feel that Linhai is also a city where I can walk around and eat food, and the food here has not been completely copied to other cities, so I can only eat here, and the number reaches more than 100.

Third, travel itinerary, that is, sea travel.

As an unconventional tourist city, there seems to be few scenic spots near the sea, but as a famous historical and cultural city, it is more appropriate to spend 2-3 days punching in the historical sites hidden in the streets.

D 1: Shanghai or Hangzhou-Linhai.

D2: One-day tour of Linhai (Ziyang Ancient Street, China People's Bank Taizhou Branch Exhibition Hall, longxing temple, Thousand Pagodas, Ancient City Gate and Old Street).

D3: Half-day tour of Linhai Ancient City (half-day tour of Linhai Ancient Great Wall), return.

Fourth, the disassembly of the itinerary and what are the highlights?

Ziyang ancient street

Recommended pony index: four stars

There has always been a strong plot for Guzhen Street, but after seeing most antique and renovated old streets, I am more and more disappointed with Guzhen Street. However, Ziyang ancient street near the sea is still inhabited by local people, and its shops are mostly used by local people, so it is still a wonderful flower in the ancient street.

We can focus on five squares in Ziyang Ancient Street: Wuzhen Square, Fengxian Square, Yingxian Square, Qinghe Square and Yongjing Square. Of course, Ziyang Old Street still hides a lot of delicious food. The key point can also be egg white sheep tail, laver cake and shrimp bubble, which is worth punching in.

longxing temple

Pony recommendation index: four and a half stars (originally I wanted to give three and a half stars, but I gave one more star because there are thousands of ancient pagodas)

It is an important venue for Tiantai Sect of Buddhism with a long history. It is said that it was built in the Kaiyuan period of the Tang Dynasty, which is 1200 years old. However, today's S longxing temple looks very new and should have been built in the later period. But? There are many antiques to see. For example, four ancient trees 100 years old have been planted on the north and south sides of the release pond.

Of course, the oldest one in longxing temple is the Thousand-Buddha Pagoda behind the temple, which was built in the third year of Yuan Dade 1299. There is a Buddha statue on each side of the pagoda, and there are 1003 pagodas carved from the second floor to the seventh floor. The carving technique is amazing and worth seeing.

ancient city

Recommended pony index: four stars

As can be seen from the map of Taizhou ancient city, there are seven gates hidden in the ancient city, which are trapezoidal and wide under the city walls. They are Dong Chong and Men; Xingshanmen and Zhenning Gate in the south; Southeast Jingyuemen; Southwest Fengtai Gate; To the west are Cangmen and Chaotianmen. Today, Xingshanmen, Zhenning Gate and Jingyue Gate are still worth seeing. Because Xingmen and Chonghe Gate are located at the southernmost tip of Ziyang Street, it seems that there are the most celebrities on the Internet, and they are also the places where tourists like to punch in. If you like ethnic minorities, then Zhenning Gate and Jingyue Gate are more suitable, especially since Zhenning Gate looks very small. So what? The most primitive and market-oriented life. Relatively speaking, Chaotianmen is very new. It doesn't look weird at all. If you are in a hurry, you don't need to punch in.

Tips: It is recommended to walk from Xingshanmen to Xingshanmen, and there are not many old streets along the way.

Jiangnan ancient great wall

Recommended pony index: four stars

Speaking of the most famous scenic spots along the coast, it must be the ancient Great Wall in Jiangnan. It is a wall about 4 kilometers long, with East Lake on one side and Chonghemen Square in longxing temple on the other. Standing on the city wall, you can have a panoramic view of the coastal cities, and the old and new ancient buildings alternate, showing the modernization and simplicity of the coastal areas. Although it is not as majestic as the Great Wall in Beijing, it is delicious in the south of the Yangtze River. Personal advice is worth punching in.

East Lake

Recommended pony index: two stars

It seems that the name is comparable to the West Lake, but it is actually a city park. However, if you study it carefully, you will find that the history of this East Lake is not short. In the fourth year of Xining in the Northern Song Dynasty (107 1), Qian Xuan, the county chief, presided over the excavation. Personally, I think it is suitable to punch in. If you look closely, it feels normal. But if I stand on the wall of Taizhou overlooking the East Lake, there will be surprises, especially for tourists from the north. Small bridges and flowing water will make you happy.

make rounds of streets and alley ways

Recommended pony index: four stars

In fact, when I was at the seaside, my personal favorite way was to walk in the streets of the old city. These streets are named after celebrities, such as Ziyang Street, Aurora Street, Wenqing Street, Liudun Street and Leiming Street. The streets and lanes named after numbers include Dong Tian, Sanjing Lane, Santaifang, Sandifu, Wusuo Lane, Jiuqu Lane and Shisan Lane. Streets and alleys named after surnames, such as Zhao Lane, Deng Lane, Zhao Lane and Yang Lane. The streets named after the commercial atmosphere include Zhu Ying Lane, Luoyi Street, Gengpu Lane, Sugar Lane and Wine Lane. Does it look interesting? So you don't need to know in advance to meet these particularly quaint streets.

Every street is endowed with the meaning of coastal characteristics, which makes the old city look more agile. For thousands of years, people in coastal areas have been born and died here, and they got married in the imperial examination.

5. Is there any delicious food that you can go to the sea and don't miss?

As an ancient city surrounded by mountains and seas, it is rich in products and the local people have created many delicious foods. It is said that you can taste 100 kinds of authentic food in this coastal city. As a first-time traveler, you can't miss the pot, rotten soup, egg white sheep tail, wheat cake, wheat shrimp and so on. Of course, wheat oil, flat food, broken bean powder, kelp cake and sheep's hoof are also suitable for punching in.

4-5 star food recommendation: rotten soup, cold rice, wheat cake, wheat shrimp and seaweed cake can be considered as the key points (ponies have their own tastes, and not all of them are suitable for everyone. )

3-4 star food recommendation: egg white sheep tail, pot block, broken bean powder, glutinous rice fried dough sticks, sheep feet, wheat oil, flat food.

It can be said that although linhai snacks have a better reputation in the province than Quzhou snacks, they are not as peaceful and successful outside the province. There are different flavors here, which will definitely make you taste its uniqueness.

6. How to get to Linhai? (Take Hangzhou as an example)

At one time, the traffic by the sea always restricted the opening of tourism here, but fortunately, there is a high-speed rail now. It takes only 2 hours to get there from Hangzhou, which saves a lot of time than before by bus. See the figure below for the specific frequency. When you get to Linhai, there is a direct bus to the old city in high-speed railway station, which is very convenient.

The above is a travel guide shared by ponies who are concerned about the sea. Very suitable for travel before 1 1 month.