A Different Perspective of Shanghai: The Three Towers in the Streets and Alleys

🌇In a small, unremarkable park in Pudong, Meiyuan Park, there is a "past and present" photo spot where you can take a photo with the three towers. The park is quaint and perfect for taking Chinese-style photos. Start your city walk from the park, and you will find some interesting photo spots in the streets and alleys. 🗺City Walk Route: Meiyuan Park - Qixia Road Overpass - Lizibaking - Laoshan Fruit and Vegetable Market 1️⃣Meiyuan Park Meiyuan Park is not big, but its most distinctive feature is the ancient gate of Meiyuan Park. Standing inside the park, you can take a "past and present" photo with the three towers. 2️⃣Qixia Road Overpass A classic photo spot for photographers, with the three towers in the distance and residential areas on both sides. You can take time-lapse photos of the traffic on the bridge. On the stairs on the side of the overpass, you can take photos of old Shanghai houses and the three towers together. 3️⃣Lizibaking The orange walls and buildings of the nearby neighborhood can be used as a frame to take photos of the three towers. 4️⃣Laoshan Fruit and Vegetable Market Navigate to "Laoshan Fruit and Vegetable Market," and you will see the three towers at the end of the road. Get closer or use a telephoto lens to feel the spatial oppression brought by the tall buildings. 📌Tips: The whole journey is 1-2 km. If you have enough time, you can walk to the Huangpu River to see the night view.