Huangpu River of Shanghai

he Huangpu River is known as the “Mother River of Shanghai”, along its central section it is bordered by world-famous Bund and Lujiazui Financial Center of Pudong. Seeing the glittering night view of Pujiang is an indispensable stop for visitors to Shanghai. You can also take a cruise on the river to see the scenery on both sides of the river.

With a total length of about 113 kilometers and a river width of 300 to 700 meters, the Huangpu River flows through various districts of Shanghai. It is a symbol and symbol of Shanghai, and it is the essence of Shanghai’s urban landscape. The Bund and Binjiang Avenue along the Huangpu River are excellent viewpoints, offering the contrast of the colonial era Bund architecture and the modern skyscrapers of Pudong heralding Shanghai’s rise.

Huangpu River Cruise

You can take a ride from the Shiliupu Wharf of Zhongshan East Second Road in Huangpu District and take a cruise on the river. The scenery along the way is unobstructed. The Yangpu Bridge and the Nanpu Bridge across the Huangpu River, the classic Waibaidu Bridge like a jade belt, the beautiful Pudong Riverside Avenue and the unique Shanghai International Convention Center have formed a beautiful landscape under the fascinating lighting.

Chinese, Western, buffet and other services are available onboard, and you can enjoy the food while enjoying the view of Pujiang. The cruise time is 11:00-21:30, 11:00-13:00 every hour, 13:00-21:30 every half hour, and the journey time is about 60 minutes.

If you don’t want to spend too much time on a cruise, the ferry to and from Pudong and Puxi is a bargain option. The ferry boat runs to and from the Jinling East Road ferry next to the Bund to the Dongchang Road Ferry in Pudong. It runs from 7:00 to 22:00 and runs every 10 minutes. There are also ferries to and from Fuxing East Road Ferry to Dongchang Road Ferry. The operation time of Fuxing East Road Ferry is 7:00-19:00, and Dongchang Road Ferry runs from 7:00-18:45, every half hour.