Pudong Shanghai International PVG Airport Shuttle

Take a breath before you delve into the massive metropolis, whether you’re traveling to the clockwork city on business or simply want to experience something different with the family. Book a shuttle to make it all happen, choosing between a handful of on-site hotels including the Ramada Pudong Airport Shanghai and the more low-cost Jinjiang Inn. You can also reserve a private ride to see things through an intimate lens, either alone in a small car or together in a roomy vehicle.

For honeymooners or small families looking to get through the cramped streets with ease, reserve a sedan to take your time, whether you’re heading to Yu Garden for an afternoon stroll or the renowned Shanghai Museum for ancient relics. Reserve an SUV to make things even more comfortable, hugging the Huangpu River for awesome shops and street vendors, afterward making it to the glimmery Waibaidu Bridge for sunset. For business travelers simply interested in a drop-off to the Shanghai World Expo Center, schedule a meet-and-greet with either a speedy taxi or smooth limousine chauffeur. Open your mind to things unseen by getting a local personal driver to guide you through the foggy terrain instead, looking forward to quiet cafes in the suburb of Hongkou as much as the best karaoke joints in Zhabei.

The Shanghai Jiaotong Card is available at any subway station and some convenience stores and they come in varying sizes. You can reload at the service counter or at a recharge machine. Fares for the metro can range from 3 to 9 Yuan 49 cents to $1.47 USD or a day pass for 18 Yuan $2.93 USD. If you take the bus the far is usually around 2 Yuan 33 cents USD and transfers are 1 Yuan 16 cents USD. You can also take a taxi, sightseeing bus, bike, and scooter, rent a car or Ferry.

Shanghai Restaurants
Shanghainese cuisine blends freshness with sweet and sour characteristics plus a meld of bright colors and original flavors. Typical cuisine will include fresh fish and shrimp like boiled eel, fried shrimp, and Shanghai crab. To get these local favorites the way the locals do try Xiao Yang Sheng Jian reasonably priced at 15 Yuan $2.44 USD. If you want to enjoy a fine dining restaurant try UnTour Shanghai or Yang’s Dumpling.

About Shanghai Airport
The airport serves as the main hub for Shanghai Airlines and China Eastern Airlines; it’s also Air China’s major international hub. The airport serves approximately 80 million people each year. Shanghai itself has a population of more than 23 million people. The word Shanghai means above the sea. It’s the largest metropolis in Mainland China and it is a popular tourist destination since hosting the World Expo in 2010. Shanghai is divided separated by the Huangpu River, which creates two districts: Puxi west of the river and Pudong east of the river.

Hotels near PVG
There is a wide variety of places to choose from when you stay in Shanghai including backpacker’s havens, reasonably priced hotels, luxury hotels, and serviced apartments similar to the luxury Jinjiang Hotel. Both have multiple locations throughout Shanghai. For 5 star luxury stay at The Langham Xintiandi Shanghai; for moderately priced accommodations the Cachet Boutique, Oriental Riverside Bund view Hotel Shanghai, and the Tongji Guest House are all priced moderately.

Things to do in Shanghai
There are plenty of things to see and do in Shanghai. Start your journey in Fuxing Park where you see an eclectic range of people. Enjoy the shady sycamore trees as well as the quirky sight of people in the park. Just around the corner visit Sun Yat-sen House, and relive Shanghai the 1900’s and early birth of China. There are also temples, museums, and market to check out.