ShangHai Fu Xing park

This is one of the most popular route, whether you are a domestic traveler or oversea visitor to shanghai. You will find out the tour informative and entertaining, get ready to discover shanghai like you have never experienced it before.You will cycle along the backstreet which are normally not see by visitors, but also the most famous landmarks. Pass through the ancient garden bridge, then head to the bund the most amazing skyline in the world. Stop for a while on the bund, view the exotic colonial architecture of the bund. It’s well know as the Shanghai epitome for 19th century. Afterward head off to Yu Garden area and hang around in its labyrinthine back alleyways and find a lot of funny and interesting hidden gems and so on.Discover the local life and see a city with its past and future. The tour is a unique combination of sport, exploring and culture education. 

Shanghai Oriental Pearl TV Tower 

Huangpu river cruise

Shanghai Tower

Yu Garden and old market

Confucius Temple

Shanghai museum

Shanghai Circus show

The Bund area

East Nanjing road

The Oriental Pearal TV tower is situated on the Huangpu River bank Pudong land point, constructs with Bund’s Wan Guo reads extensively the group to separate the river to face one another. The tower height 468 meters, are situated Asia first, world third Gao Ta and about two sides Nampo bridges, the Yang water’s edge bridge same place, the shape form a pair potential of the Long Xizhu, becomes the Shanghai reform and open policy the symbol.

The Bund (Wai Tan) is one of the symbols of Shanghai.

Located along the Huangpu River, the Bund shows off Shanghai’s outstanding foreign buildings, most of which were erected before 1937. To the Europeans, the Bund was

Shanghai’s answer to Wall Street.

The Yu Gardens are a classical landscape in the Southern Chinese style with a history of more than 400 years. Pavilions, halls, rockeries and ponds display the finest in landscaping from the Southern style as seen in the Ming and Qing dynasties. More than 40 landscapes were ingeniously separated by latticed walls, winding corridors, and lattice windows.