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0Steeped in history, Shanghai has a rich cultural heritage and gives visitors a chance to experience the old world charm of the city amidst modern development. Home to picturesque gardens, ancient temples and lively markets, the city offers countless hours of sightseeing fun and adventure. The People’s Square, the Shanghai Museum, Shanghai Zoo, The Bund, the Oriental Pearl Tower, Nanjing Road and Yuyuan Market are among the many attractions here. Not to be missed however, …
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