You may think it's for the tourists, but in fact this section is filled with Chinese - many of them from Shanghai,, many from other cities in China. Reading the range of reviews is interesting, because they are all accurate - whether you like it depends on your taste and makeup. Stay away if you don't like crowds, or noise.... More

Good place to visit for some sightseeing & shopping but pls don eat at the big food court as the quality is very poor & expensive. Even the famous dumplings is not worth Q for as the quality as compared to the some other popular restaurants in Shanghai.

I would like to share this experience we had after we visited the place. Just outside the complex at around 7PM, while waiting for the sightseeing bus, a man who was selling roller skates approached us. We bought one pair for CNY20 (the same price with the one we bought at Nanjing Road). We gave him CNY100 but this man... More

There were just people everywhere, but what an amazing experience. Love all the little shop they had to offer. My husband and I went into a small eatery and got some noodles and dumplings. A little hard ordering our food (we deployed a combination of pointing and nodding), but the food was good and dirt cheap. We went into many... More

Title says it all. Be prepared for crowds, touts and high prices. 10% of the initial asking price should be what your paying to most goods (although sad to say, I would suspect that the opening price will be determined by the color of your skin and how well you speak the local dialect). If you don't get what you... More

Great location for food and sightseeing - great place to take some nice photo. Over price for shopping. Very crowded throughout the day especially weekend. Must visit if you are first time in Shanghai.

the main attraction of the temple is actually the shopping area nearby. Wholesale market n souvenir stalls aplenty. Prepare to bargain to as low as 10% of indicated price. All fakes n cheap stuff. Interesting to observe what is available n the intrresting building structures.

This template is not a big one but is famous. It is actually pretty small when compared to the same series of temples. You have to pay a nominal admission fee for the temple. There is not much if you are not a Buddhism follower. The attractions are the ancient style alleys, buildings and shops around it. At the back... More

This is a review of the shopping area only. Honestly, it was so crowded on the Sunday morning we visited that it was hard to realize there was a temple there. Tons of shops, touristy and less so. It was the first place we went in Shanghai after visiting the walk by the river to see Pudong, so the amazing... More