Where can I watch the sunrise in Shanghai? What is the best place to watch the sunrise in Shanghai?

Shanghai Jinshan City Beach

The artificially laid golden fine sand complements the clear seawater, and nestled against the beach is the already built landscape corridor. Above the long corridor is a white wave shaped ceiling. When the morning sky is hazy, the entire corridor is like a long rolling pearl belt, with undulating waves, which looks really beautiful. The sun appeared, casting a golden hue on the coast. Walking on the coast, blowing the cold wind, passing through the hair tips, gently caressing the face, feeling really comfortable.

Address: Haibin, Shihua Town, Jinshan District, Shanghai

2. Yingdong Village, Chongming Island, Shanghai

Yingdong Village, located at the eastern end of Chongming Island, is reclaimed from mudflat and is the first village on Chongming Island to see the sunrise. 52 households in the village live in well-planned farmer villas, where the unique fish pond, blue waves, and green trees and flowers complement each other. The charm of watching the sunrise on the Shanghai embankment and catching crabs in the reeds at night, as well as the tranquil, peaceful, comfortable, and safe rural charm of staying overnight, make urban tourists linger and forget to leave.

Address: Yingdong Village, Chenjia Town, Chongming County, Shanghai

3. Shanghai Dongtan Wetland Park

In winter, the climate in the north becomes colder, and a large number of migratory birds migrate south to spend the winter. The Dongtan Wetland Park has also become lively. During the arrival of migratory birds, thousands of various types of migratory birds come to the park to settle and fatten. At sunrise, sparrows sing incessantly in the forest, their clear and melodious calls lingering like lingering sounds, while geese and ducks often leisurely rest and forage on the water surface.

Address: Chongming Dongwang Road, Chongming County, Shanghai

4. Shanghai Nanhuizui Luchao Port

Luchao Port is located at the southernmost point of Pudong (formerly Nanhui), at the intersection of the East China Sea and Hangzhou Bay. It faces Putuo Mountain, Shengsi, and Xiaoyang Mountains across the sea to the south. The climate is pleasant, with red flowers and green waters. In addition to watching the waves and sunrise here, you can also taste seafood and game, taste peaches, pears, and oranges, explore the forest, and pick up at the seaside.

The black velvet like sky in the east gradually fades away the stars and the crescent moon, revealing a faint white fish belly&hellip& Hellip;

The sky above began to be deep blue, so charming that it was like an unusually calm sea, with no waves rising.

Looking along the Huangpu River waterway and the river embankment, the sky gradually fades away, and further away, there are a few rays of morning glow, reflecting the sky like ripe oranges, red and yellow.

The morning glow gradually dispersed, and the sky in front of me was also diluted by the gentle orange red color&hellip& Hellip; Fade&hellip& Hellip;