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Fanming Travelled to 10 countries / regions
- There are 3 cellphone service providers in China - China Mobile, China Unicom, and China Telecom. Of these, the best option for foreign travelers is Unicom because they're…
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1. Taxi - no Uber in China, local version is called DiDi, available in English works similar to Uber
2. Metro - need to get off at…
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Fanming Travelled to 10 countries / regions
Shanghai is an immense city with many different neighborhoods. It's impossible to see them all without spending 2-3 weeks there.
But the most iconic ones are only a…
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ben boyd Travelled to 10 countries / regions
Having visited Shanghai numerous times since moving to HK, it's pretty obvious that the air pollution has gotten a lot better in recent years (the worst was in…
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Shanghai is a really big city with many diverse districts and areas. It's worth mentioning that it's convenient everywhere in Shanghai - the metro system is wide spread…
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Shanghai is generally pretty safe, however pay attention to the following:
- traffic: obey the traffic light, don't follow the local's bad example. that being said, many locals don't…
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Melissa C Travelled to 24 countries / regions
There's a self-service luggage storage station inside the Shanghai Train Station. Mind that this is NOT Shanghai Hongqiao Train Station, but the old train station of Shanghai. Also…
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- Make sure you are on the right train as the metro splits into 2 routes at Longxi Station (see photo)
- Hongqiao Airport: It goes first to T1…
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From Pudong Airport:
- Take the maglev (CNY 40 for one way with an e-ticket) and transfer to the metro.
- Use the airport shuttle bus.
From Hongqiao Airport:
- The…
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ben boyd Travelled to 10 countries / regions
- Most nationalities require visa to visit China properly, but most people don't know that China offers what's called Transit Without a Visa (TWOV) that lets you visit China…
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