• Nanpu Bridge - Nanpu Bridge is an over-river passage in Shanghai, connecting Huangpu District with Pudong New Area. The Nanhui Bridge was constructed in 1988. The total length of the line is 8,364 meters, with the main bridge spanning 836 meters. The bridge deck features a six-lane urban expressway for two-way traffic, designed for a speed of 60 kilometers per hour.
• Lujiazui - Lujiazui is the core functional area of Shanghai’s International Financial Center, home to the headquarters of numerous multinational banks for China (including Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan) and East Asia. The area features modern skyscrapers such as the Oriental Pearl TV Tower, Shanghai Tower, Shanghai World Financial Center, and Jin Mao Tower, with the site of the old wharf along the river.
• Yangpu Bridge - Yangpu Bridge was constructed starting on May 1, 1991. The entire line is 8,354 meters long, with the main bridge spanning 1,172 meters. The bridge deck features a six-lane urban expressway for two-way traffic, designed for a speed of 60 kilometers per hour.
• The Bund (Wai Tan) - The Bund’s history dates back to 1840 which represents Shanghai’s glorious past. Seventeen Europen Style constructions standing along Zhang Shan Road describe how prosperous in Shanghai “called East Paris” in 1920s and 1930s.
• Mercedes-Benz Arena - The Mercedes-Benz Arena is located in the Shanghai Expo Park, featuring a main venue with seating for 18,000, along with a music club, cinema, ice rink, restaurant, and retail areas. During the World Expo from May 1 to October 31, 2010, the Expo Cultural Center hosted tens of thousands of cultural performances from around the world. After the Expo ended, the Expo Cultural Center, along with the China Pavilion and the Expo Axis, became permanent pavilions of the Shanghai World Expo, continuing to be used.
• Waibaidu Bridge - The Waibaidu Bridge (Shanghai Garden Bridge) is a river crossing that connects Huangpu District with Hongkou District in Shanghai, located near where Suzhou River flows into Huangpu River. It is China’s first fully steel riveted bridge and one of the few remaining bridges with an unequal height truss structure. It is also listed as one of Shanghai’s outstanding historical preservation buildings and among the first batch of projects on the ‘China Industrial Heritage Protection List’

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Would you like to enjoy the breathtaking night view along both sides of the Huangpu River? Here are two fantastic options for you. The first option, without a buffet, includes a one-hour cruise from Shiliu Pu Pier, passing Yangpu Bridge, Lujiazui Financial Center, Shanghai International Cruise Terminal, Waibaidu Bridge, and the Bund, before returning to Shiliu Pu Pier. The second option, with a buffet, offers a two-hour cruise from Shiliu Pu Pier, passing Nanpu Bridge, Mercedes-Benz Arena, Lujiazui Financial Center, Yangpu Bridge, and the Bund, before returning to Shiliu Pu Pier. Pickup and guide services are also available. Which route do you prefer after viewing the cover photos? Let us know.

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