Shanghai is located on the East China Sea and was once a seaport teeming with traders and colonial ships. Now, you can see the cityscape of electric lights and skyscrapers protruding into the air.
For those who enjoy delving into traditional experiences, don't miss the historical Huxinting Teahouse. During the Ming period, this iconic teahouse was constructed on a majestic lake overlooking tranquil grounds. Since then a range of guests, including Queen Elizabeth II, have visited Huxinting Teahouse to taste the pure and delicate tea. Enjoy a peaceful afternoon of tea amongst magnificent surroundings including the traditional architecture of the pavilion and the Yu garden.
For more peace, take a break from the dense city crowds and find solace at the Yuyuan Garden. Established by a wealthy family during the Ming Dynasty period, visitors to the iconic garden are free to wander the bazaars and admire the beautifully manicured gardens featuring a range of flowers and pools that are home to fish. An afternoon in the gardens is an ideal way to revive before another Shanghai adventure.
Shanghai Airport (PVG)
Flights from Australia to Shanghai will disembark at Shanghai Pudong International Airport.
Shanghai Pudong International Airport (PVG) is Shanghai's primary international airport and a major hub for travel to China. Spanning 40 square kilometres, Shanghai Pudong International is open 24 hours a day and is also a main hub for China Eastern Airlines.
Airport Accommodation: There are a number of hotels located in close proximity to Shanghai Pudong International Airport. Book your Shanghai Airport accommodation.
Airlines that fly to Shanghai
Airlines that offer cheap flights to Shanghai from Australia include:
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