Shanghai never sleeps
A few years ago, my daughter and I flew to one of the largest cities in China, Shanghai.We flew to Shanghai Pudong International Airport and by train with magnetic cushion arrived at the nearest Longyang Road Station metro station.
Having reached the city center, we found the Hostel booked through the Booking.com application.
The room was clean, with a large bed, TV, shower and toilet.
After being settled, we went to get acquainted with the city.
After 500 m we went to Nyneng Road, a busy pedestrian street, where shopping centers, restaurants and business suites were located.
In the center of the city there are a lot of skyscrapers, wide streets, many trees, bushes.
Arriving by taxi to the oceanarium, we bought tickets and began to get acquainted with their inhabitants.
In the oceanarium are hundreds of different species of fish
Even behind the glass, the crocodile evokes a sense of apprehension with its terrible form
Directly in front of us floats a curious duck
Children are delighted with sturgeon
Right in front of us floats a fish-saw
A flock of sea turtles are busy with their own affairs
The diversity of marine life is amazing
Crab stared at us in bewilderment
Very beautifully hover in the water jellyfish
Young guys decided to enjoy the beauty of lying on the conveyor track.
After leaving the oceanarium, we decided to climb the Pearl Tower
On the first floor there is a spacious hall with a glass ceiling and high-speed elevators in the central part.
The high-speed elevator immediately lifted us to a height of 350 m, where the observation deck is located
In the Pudong area, where the tower is located, there are the highest skyscrapers in Shanghai
From the height you can clearly see that the city is constantly in smog
Having descended to the floor down we got on a platform with a glass floor
Unforgettable sensation when you walk on a transparent floor at an altitude of 350 m.
In the next post, visit the People's Museum, Shanghai night
350m, glass floor - interesting sensation!
一直呆在上海却从来没有上去过。