Pudong, located east of the Huangpu River, has transformed from an agricultural area into Shanghai’s modern business and financial hub. This district now boasts an international airport, the largest park in Shanghai, and a vibrant culinary scene. Visitors can explore luxury shopping venues and marvel at the city’s tallest and most distinctive skyscrapers. The skyline, dominated by these architectural wonders, offers a stark contrast to the historic areas across the river, making Pudong a symbol of China’s rapid urban development.
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