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johnnytrav says:
Many people like it and consider it as their favorite city in China.
I don't know. I prefer Beijing. Could be because I have lived there for long time.
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Chokk says:
Usually when you jump into a taxi in a big city you never know where the trip is going to take and especially all the sites you are going to see on the longest way to your destination:-)
Here are the Shanghai taxis something completely different - nice and friendly sometimes doing extreme action ...
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Vanessa_Mun_Yee says:
We took train from HangZhou to Shanghai. We were glad that we had the hotel took care of our train tickets, a little service fee is definitely worth it. We safe a lot of time being in line and may not even get a ticket on the departure date. We booked the tickets 3 days a head. One must be very care...
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markinldn says:
I bought all my domestic flights around China from Ctrip.com.
http://english.ctrip.com/
They provide all major domestic airlines fares and tickets in more than 45 cities and hundreds of domestic itinerary packages throughout China. It is important to book your flights early as the earlier you...
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Ashtonmd says:
Just to let you know, cabs in Shanghai charge different rates depending on the time of day. Something like after 7 pm they are more expensive. The subway is a really cheap and easy way to get around.
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yschung says:
Language Barrier: Before heading to this busy metropolis, be sure to learn a bit of Mandarin . For example, learn all the numbers, the monetary designation, and key phrases such as "How much is this?" Although Shanghai is leaps and bounds ahead of its sister cities in China in terms of westernizat...
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mildrednz says:
Shanghai is a bustling metropolis so full of life and action there is hardly time to stop. There are just so many things to do amongst all the fabulous eating places and great night time hangouts. First things first vegos and meaties alike will love Element Fresh, the food is amazing and they make s...
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