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How to travel and backpack Shanghai on a budget?
Q: One of my friend will travel to Shanghai next month, his top choice is DIY travel, is there anyone have the good idea?
A: If your friend can speak chinese laguage that i think it is a good choice, otherwise i suggest to get some help from the tour guide. This website provides you Shanghai tourism information for your reference.
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How to get to the expo site from the railway station of Shanghai?
Q: How to get to the expo site from the railway station of Shanghai?
A: Trust me. Don't go to the Expo. It looks really cool, but its really not worth it. The lines are long and its really hot there. Theres not much to see. It's a waste of money. Trust me. Don't go there. Instead, so to the Oriental Pearl. It amazing, it even has a revolving resturant.
Good Luck
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Which station are you in? Because there are many railway stations in Shanghai, I don't know which one you are in. Here is a map of Shanghai, you can get some ideas from them.
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by cab
by subway
by bus
by foot
by air ( if you are mighty or rich enough to get a helicopter)
If you have a more specific station in mind, you may find out more here:
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From the main Shanghai railway station take metro line 1 to Peoples Square, change to line 8. Get off at South Xizang Road. There is a gate to the Expo right opposite. The Expo park is huge, bring comfortable shoes and a sunhat or umbrella.
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Surrounding traffic: 5 Metro Lines (Line 4, Line 6, Line 7, Line 8 and Line 9) and 10 stations (For details please refer to the Expo Site Periphery Map on Page 53-54), with Line 1 in the Expo Site. In addition, during the Expo, a total of 90 bus routes are planned, including 16 routes whose terminals are in the Expo Site, there will also be 1,000 dedicated Expo buses directly leading to the Site.
Traffic to the Media Accreditation Center (Building 9, Administrative Area of the Bureau of Shanghai World Expo Coordination, No. 3588, Pudong (S) Road) : Bus routes 454, 785, 818, 974, 981, 82, 314, 576, 786 and Tunnel line 1. You may also get off Metro Line 7 at Yuntai Rd. Station and take a 15 minutes’ walk to reach the Media Accreditation Center.
It takes 15-20 minutes' walk form Changqing Road Entrance or Shangnan Road Entrance to reach the Press Center, which is located within the west side of the Expo Center.
Both the Bus Routes “Circle Line” and “Expo Avenue Line” in the Expo Site are provided with a stop at the Expo Center, where you get off and a 50 meters’ walk will lead you to the entrance of the Press Center.
Note:
1. The Press Center of Expo 2010 Shanghai China provides Storage Battery Cars for accredited media personnel carrying large-sized equipment (mainly broadcast journalists) in the Site.
2. The Reception Desk in the Press Center provides booking services for flight tickets and train tickets.
3. Designated Media hotels of Expo 2010 Shanghai China provide Media Shuttle Buses to and from the Expo Site according to the operation plan.
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Out from the Shanghai Railway Station, in the South Plaza, directly take Metro Line 4 can direct the Expo. 4 line ring, where the South Xizang Road Expo is basically a station on the opposite loop, it can take two directions, sit down South Xizang Road Station, out of the subway station exit, is the Expo on the 2nd door. Journalists take a moment, in less than half an hour to.
In addition, from the train station take the Metro Line 1 is also available at Expo, but it half-way interchange. Take Line 1 to People's Square Station and take Line 8, and also to Xizang Road. Although have to change, but choose the route the road a short time have less to spend.
There is also a reminder of Shanghai's subway ride away by ticket sales, first to the ticket buying tickets to the Expo from the train station take the line according to different needs of three yuan to 4 per month. If you want to visit more than a few days in Shanghai, the reader can do a Shanghai transportation card, you can do in the subway ticket, subway, bus, rental, ferries are available
How to find Professional Exhibition interpreter & translator in Shanghai China?
Q: I’m travelling in Shanghai and looking for an exhibition interpreter for my stand. Please let me know how to find a qualified one.
Many thanks!
A: You can contact me by mail.
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There are a lot of people in Shanghai who speak English, many in Universities/Upper School.
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Many event companies in China offers interpretation services for business or travel. Contact these companies and finding an exhibition interpreter is not so difficult.
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you can find local independent tour guide who can speak well English, they could be your Shanghai Expo interpreters. Budget and much fun than join a tour group.
They can be touched at synotrip.com
Is Shanghai bike friendly? Is it easy to get around to the main tourist sites on a bicycle?
Q: Is Shanghai bike friendly? Is it easy to get around to the main tourist sites on a bicycle?
A: Traffic in Shanghai and most Chinese cities is a complete nightmare. Congested roads are shared by unruly cars, trucks, scooters, bikes, and the ubiquitous motorized tricycle carts. Traffic rules are generally ignored, vehicles routinely cross the center line into oncoming traffic, and pedestrians beware of traffic coming from 360 degrees around them.
People from western countries should not drive bikes in China. The likelihood of being killed during a 1 hour bike ride in Shanghai is extremely high.
Where can I find all the foreign biotech companies in Shanghai?
Q: I am looking for all the foreign biotech companies in Shanghai because I would like to work at one of them. I'm looking for foreign companies only, not Chinese ones.
Or, maybe a list of ALL foreign companies that have branches in China would be ok too. There should be sth like that somewhere.
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Does Shanghai have Beach, Nearby?
I answered the question Does Shanghai have Beach? before: No.
Wendy and I have been searching beach in Shanghai many times. We went to many claimed beach in Shanghai - the Jinshan Beach, or the Fengxian beach. So far, the nearest real beach is at Shengsi.
This time, we continued our search to the north side of the Yangtze River, and arrived at Changshazhen, at Rudong, Nantong.
To our disappointment, there is so no beach there. What we see is very like the scene at Dishui Lake in Shanghai.
My car, Bandenger, with wind mill as background.
We finally confirmed that in lands formed with sands from rivers, like Yangtze River, there is no way to form beach. Beach can only be found when waves of sea or ocean hit hard rock of mountains.
The next time, we may need to go to places as far as Shandong to find beach. Rizhao, or Qingdao is good candidate.
We will report when we finally find beach near Shanghai.
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This is for 2 reasons
1. There is a lot to see
2. Getting around can be a bit confusing sometimes
However for independent travelers staying in backpacker orientated places means they will help you buy train tickets, book local tours and so on.
Shanghai is not really a backpacker friendly city, but head off to Hangzhou, Suzhou and Nanjing there are plenty of backpacker hostels and a lot to see just by walking around.
The preferred backpacker route is actually Hong Kong, Guangzhou, Guillin and Yangshou, Kunming, Dali, Lijiang and Shangrila. These cities are connected by buses that often pull up to the door of backpacker hotels, lots of English speaking waiters in restaurants and shops.