Photographs of The Bund Citywalk, inundated with inquiries from friends after posting on social media!!!

Greetings! I am Xiao Xiao Tian, a former television host who quit after a decade to pursue my love for travel. I am eager to share with you the most delightful and photogenic places I discover on my journeys. 🌃 I have a penchant for Shanghai, a city that never fails to captivate me with its charm. Whether it's sipping coffee, exploring shopping malls, or simply observing the bustling streets, I find myself utterly enchanted. Despite my numerous visits, I regret not having captured the city's beauty through my lens more often. 🥺 I've heard that Nanjing Road and the Bund are teeming with people, and Wukang Road is always crowded with photographers. However, the areas near Suzhou River and the northern bank of Hongkou District are less frequented by tourists, offering picturesque and photogenic spots. 📸 😪 There's no need to rise early and rush. Wake up naturally, have a hearty lunch, and set off on your journey. Spend half a day exploring old western-style houses, churches, the Bund, and river views without retracing your steps. This is the ideal way to enjoy your trip! ❗️ 📝 I recommend saving this guide and sharing it with your friends. Simply follow my suggested spots for a perfect check-in. You'll be the talk of your social circle! 🙀 🚇 Start at Tiantong Road Station on Metro Lines 10/12 and end at Hailun Road Station on Metro Lines 4/10. Here are some must-visit spots: 📍P1: Shanghai Post Museum 📍P2: Zhapu Road Bridge 📍P3: Huqiu Road on South Suzhou Road 📍P4: Yuanmingyuan Road on South Suzhou Road 📍P5: Waibaidu Bridge 📍P6: Shanghai Securities Museum 📍P7: Century Square 📍P8: Changzhi Road and Nanxun Road 📍P9: East Changzhi Road and Jiulong Road 📍P10: East Changzhi Road and Lushun Road 📍P11: North Bund Riverside Green Space 📍P12: Harbin Road and Liaoning Road ⚠️ I recommend renting a bike to travel from North Bund Riverside Green Space to Liaoning Road. It's a 20-minute walk or a 5-minute bike ride. 📸 Here are some photography tips: ▪️ A smartphone will suffice, but a medium to long focal length camera is recommended for a stronger sense of architectural compression. ▪️ Visit in the afternoon when the light shines from the west onto the Pudong side. ▪️ Keep in mind that it gets dark early in Shanghai, so plan your sunset shots accordingly. 🔒 The Bund Citywalk has extended an invitation to you. Remember to prepare for your journey. #thingstodoshanghai