Time Travel Through Old Shanghai

🌈 Highlights: Shanghai Film Park, formerly known as Chedun Film Base, is one I had never visited before. It's one of China's top 10 film bases (along with Hengdian World Studios, Shanghai Film Park, Zhongshan Film City, Changchun Film Century City, North Putuo Film City, Tongli Film Base, Xiangshan Global Studios, Zhenbeipu Western Film City, Jiaozuo Film City, and Zhuozhou Film City). The park recreates 1930s Shanghai, featuring Nanjing Road, Iron Bridge, Shikumen houses, old streets, and Moller Villa. It's great for photography as it's usually not crowded, though indoor scenes are limited. 🚗 Driving Information: The scenic area has a parking lot (near the West Gate). The parking lot is spacious - you can drive all the way in near the visitor center. The parking fee is CNY 20 per time, which is reasonable. ✨ Tips: △ The sightseeing cars in the scenic area are free - great for those who have difficulty walking. Horse carriages are also available for a fee. △ Food options in the scenic area are limited and not very popular. It's recommended to bring your own snacks or self-heating meals. There are tables and chairs available for dining. △ The tram on Nanjing Road is supposed to run every 30 minutes, but when there aren't many visitors, it seems to run less frequently. We only saw it once from a distance in the afternoon.