Tourist Attraction

Open from September 6th to November 3rd, approximately 120 minutes long. The specific operating status is subject to the daily opening situation.

The Lost Pharaoh Exhibition is a 45-minute immersive exploration experience that takes visitors on a tour of the Great Pyramid of Giza, the foremost of the Seven Wonders of the World. Visitors can stroll through a 1:1 replica of ‘The Great Pyramid of Khufu’, closely understanding the internal structure and historical context of the pyramid.

The event will commence on Saturday, November 23rd, starting at 20:00 and lasting approximately 120 minutes, subject to the actual performance duration.

Located in Shanghai, this scenic spot dates back to the Sui Dynasty, was constructed during the Song Dynasty, and flourished in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. At its zenith, Panlong was renowned for having ‘Nine Dragons and One Phoenix’, which referred to ten bridges. During the renovation of the ancient town, apart from restoring the

Jigao Rabbit’s Nest Family Park is a family-oriented amusement park in Shanghai that primarily features large-scale unpowered play equipment, integrating parent-child entertainment, educational science exploration, and leisure activities. Located within the Lavender Park of the Shanghai International Tourism Resort, adjacent to the Disney Station on Line 11 of the subway, it covers nearly 50,000 square

Opening time: Friday, November 01. Starts at 19:30. Approximately 90 minutes (subject to on-site conditions).

Hongkou Football Stadium is the first professional football stadium in China. It is also the home stadium of Shanghai Shenhua Football Club in the Chinese Football Super League (formerly Jia-A League). Lu Xun Park, Cloud Nine Shopping Center and Shanghai International Studies University are all nearby and can be reached on foot, which is very

The new round of exhibitions at the Shanghai Urban Planning Exhibition Hall is centered on the concept of ‘The People’s City is Built by the People and for the People’. With the theme ‘Shanghai • A Global City Pursuing Excellence’, it focuses on the overall goal of ‘Shanghai 2035’, comprehensively interpreting Shanghai’s grasp of the

Open from July 13th to October 26th, with actual times subject to the venue.

Although Huqiu is just a small hill, it has natural landscapes such as cliffs and gullies. Due to construction over the ages, numerous cultural attractions have been formed. The buildings and plants in the park set off each other, presenting the elegant style of a Jiangnan garden. Here, you can learn about stories from the