Jinjiang Inn (Shanghai Luwan Liyuan)
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SHANGHAIIII BABYYYYY!!
... for about 2pm so I had a good 3 hours to find where I needed to do and I had extremely vague instructions off the Internet, but we were all hungry so we headed to the metro station where where I needed to be (or so we thought) and entered Shanghai city for the first time. WOW! Big glass skyscrapers everywhere we looked and lots of people! We then went and got lunch at Peoples Square. It turned out I was sort of close to where I needed to be but the metro exit had ...
Day 7
... luggage barely fit ...then we were off on another scenic trip back to Qidong...and do mean scenic. After less than helpful suggestions from Gail and I, our poor driver finally managed to find our hotel . Think he was happy to see the last of us and Qidong . Met up with Norm after his workday, caught up on our news and called it an early night...but had to catch a few fireworks....every night they spring up all over the city. We have prime views from our 18th floor ...
Steak & Kidney Pie - Shanghai!
... explained that they had no idea where it was almost as if it may have left the plane of its own accord, she then pointed the finger at us suggesting we never ordered one before standing confused in the aisle and pondering what Boff could possibly eat. We suggested that the fruit, croissant, yoghurt, juice and coffee would be fine which she thought was a great idea and Boff finally got a breakfast.
And so ended our exciting sometimes tumultuous but never boring trip round China!
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Bundi on the Bund
... that I was unable to buy anything as we couldn’t fit it in our luggage anyway!
We rode the bullet-fast Maglev train which was the first commercially operated high speed (300 km/hr) levitation line in the world. Expensive compared to the metro but well worth the 7 minute ride!
Sham soon got his appetite back with the mouth watering smell of Huanese food and popular fried dumplings. We ate in the French Concession, the most graceful part of ...
As West as East gets
... the old city side there are many of the buildings built 100 years ago by the Europeans still standing which have now been revamped into fancy restaurants. On the opposite side of the river is the new financial district which over the last generation has gone from farmland to home to some of the tallest and flashiest buildings in the world. Some of the most recognisable being the Pearl TV tower and the one-time highest building in the ...
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