I want to spend two days in Shanghai and would like to ask for some practical travel tips.

Day 1: Shanghai Food Stalls, Nanjing Road, Shanghai City God’s Temple, Yu Garden

Morning: Yu Garden, City God’s Temple

If you don’t go to the City God’s Temple in Shanghai, you have never been to greater Shanghai. . "This shows the status and influence of the City God's Temple in Shanghai

When I went there, it was not yet the fifteenth day of the first lunar month. I happened to catch up with the temple fair. What impressed me deeply was that there are hundreds of kinds of snacks in the City God's Temple. You can find them everywhere in the Temple. What I get from my meals are just delicious memories. When I get to the Chenghuang Temple, I can’t help but talk about the Nanxiang Xiaolong Steamed Buns. If you want to buy Nanxiang Xiaolong Steamed Buns here, you have to queue for at least an hour to get a full meal.

The City God’s Temple is right next to the Bund and can be reached very quickly by walking. Pass through the foreign-made houses and streets. You don’t even know when you passed through the transition zone and walked into the City God’s Temple today. Facts You don’t have to think of this place as a temple or an old street where history pops up every time you step on it. This is a place where Jiaxing rice dumplings and McDonald’s hamburgers are sold together. The Chenghuang Temple is so natural

Yu Garden, adjacent to the Shanghai City God Temple, is the famous Jiangnan classical garden, famous both at home and abroad for its historic sites and tourist attractions.

If you plan to go to the Bund to see the Oriental Pearl Tower in the afternoon, it will be so pleasant to visit the Huangpu River in the evening.

The next day, Happy Valley and Jinjiang Amusement Park are pretty good in the city