Lujiazui / Pudong, Shanghai

Favorite thing: Shanghai Ocean Aquarium

Fondest memory: It is known as the biggest Aquarium of asia. I finally visited it on a broiling Sunday afternoon. Actually it is better than another Aquarium of Shanghai. There are so many wonderful fishes, which shining my eyes time after time. However, the ticket is quite expensive, RMB110 for adult...:)

Favorite thing: Pu Dong

Fondest memory: Pudong New Area is part of the city of Shanghai. It is located on the eastern side of Huangpu River, which cuts through the city. Pudong has a land area of 533.44 square kilometers and a permanent population of 1.63 million. In the past, due to the lack of bridges and tunnels across the river, Pudong was lagging far behind the old downtown of Shanghai in term of economic growth, though it lies just across the river from the latter.

Favorite thing: Pudong the pioneer of China's reform and market economy, is developing with unrivalled momentum. Within its boundary, the four development zones such as Lujiazui are leading the country in the development of finance, banking, real estate,etc. With its economic strides, hundreds of high-rise buildings are springing up; streets lined with shady trees are constructed; infrastructure is being improved...

Fondest memory: PU DONG LuJiaZui Finanicial and Trade Zone, covering Oriental Pearl TV Tower, International Exhibition Centre (where they have the APEC meeting), JinMao Building (Grand Hyatt Hotel),... the future heart of whole China.

Favorite thing: I was impressed by the Pu Dong zone. This is the new Manhattan for the XXI century.
In other way the Old Shanghai in the night was a strong experience. It seemd to me to be in the colonization times, when Shanghai was the golden door to China.

Fondest memory: Walking the Bund in the evening was a refreshing experience of live.

Favorite thing: You can never miss Shanghai's night view when you are there!

Fondest memory: TOP 5 BEST VIEWS
Cloud 9 Unbeatable vista's from the Hyatt's toppermost bar.
M on the Bund Classy restaurant, classier view
Shanghai Panorama Recently opened 30th floor view of the Bund
Okura Hotel View from 32 storeys above the old French Club
Novotel Art 50 Moving view of the Pudong, plus great contemporary art.

Fondest memory: When I visit Shanghai, I am always amazed by the modern architecture. If you are into modern building design and visiting nice hotels and stuff like that, Shanghai is really kewl! The new Grand Hyatt in Pudong is a spin out. 88 floors high, with an enormous 30 storey atrium that starts from the 50th floor. And the view is amazing. Although the Pearl TV Tower is a 1990's tackorama original, it kind of epitomises the spirit of Shanghai, and it is well worth a visit. It is hard to imagine what Shanghai will be like in 20 years time, so it is a good idea to go there now!

Favorite thing: Test to see if you are afraid of heights! Climb up to the Oriental Pearl Tower and experience its glass floor, where you can look down directly to the street underneath your feet.