Most vibrant nightlife in Shanghai

Shanghai, which is bustling and busy throughout the day, comes alive at night with millions of neon lights. Thousands of luxury cars line the city's streets, but people now go to have fun rather than work, so Shanghai at night has a nice festive atmosphere.

While it is widely assumed that Shanghai's nightlife is the most turbulent and lively in all of China, when you participate in this universal holiday, it appears that not only in China, but also in no other city in the world, there are as many parties and dances as there are in Shanghai.

Elite nightclubs on the rooftops of skyscrapers, complete with crystal chandeliers and shark aquariums, Cuban bars with Latin American dances, elegant jazz, a raucous crowd dancing to rock and roll, karaoke, and friendly pubs - there is something for everyone in night Shanghai.

Hundreds of neon skyscrapers light up around the Huangpu River after sunset, reflected in the water. You can completely appreciate the night view of the city in the silence of the river during evening and night cruises.
The Huangpu River, a landmark of Shanghai, flows into the Yangtze River from the freshwater Lake Shianshan. The water in the river does not freeze during the year. Huangpu has played an important role in Shanghai's history, serving as a silent witness to the city's growth and development.