Day 12 » A photographS of the town city you live in
I’ve been in Shanghai for two months and I’m loving it so far. I have yet to discover and explore places, but here is a pinned map with the places I’ve been to in the past months. The river in the middle is the Huangpu River.

Transportation
Getting around Shanghai is very simple. You can choose from taking the subway, the bus and the taxi. I always take the taxi wherever I go when I was in the Philippines but it’s not practical here.

Walking to the subway along Dujuan Road.

The subway is the most convenient means of getting around Shanghai. Almost all of the Shanghai spots can be accessed through the subway. Fare starts at 2 RMB.

Another way of going around Shanghai is by taking the bus. It only costs 2 RMB. It can get you to places that the subway train can’t reach. One challenge here is to remember the characters of the bus you’ll be taking to go to a specific place. Another challenge is to run and dive into a bunch of people all wanting to catch a ride. I’ve done three times already.
Food
The best and worst of Shanghai.

Best: Soy chicken. Yum!

Best: Poached jellyfish. Yum yum!

Roasted ducks.

Grilled mutton and everything else.

Cakes in the coffee shop near the apartment. Lucky me.

Steamed soup bun. 15 RMB for sipping the soup. I have no idea if I should be eating the bun.

Worst: Stinky tofu. Worst after taste I’ve had. I just tried for the sake of trying.
Places

At the back of the office (that looks like a university campus) while snowing.

Pearl Tower in Lujiazui.

Shanghai World Financial Center. The ICBC Building on the left was the one in Mission Impossible 3.

Jing’an Temple. Entrance fee is 30 RMB.
Now, my top 4 places in Shanghai.

Top 4: Hershey’s Store in Nanjing Road.

Top 3: Ikea Store in Caoxi Road.

Top 2: Lomography Store in Jinxian Road.

Top 1: Taikang Road. Coffee shops, artsy stuff, vintage-y scenes. Love it! This Teddy Bear Thai Restaurant is just one of the nice spots found in Taikang Road.
Shanghai is love.
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