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Cruise ports in Cruises in China – Understanding Shanghai’s Cruise Terminals
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For a cruise calling at Shanghai, the exact terminal matters: the Shanghai International Cruise Terminal is on the Huangpu River, while Wusongkou is in Baoshan District. Both are associated with Shanghai, but they offer different starting points for going ashore. Check the terminal listed for your cruise before planning sightseeing, transportation, or an overnight stay.
Shanghai and the right terminal
The passenger terminals are located in different parts of the city. The name Shanghai alone therefore does not tell you where your stay begins. Base your plans on the confirmed port, especially if you intend to stay in the city before or after your cruise.
Planning your time ashore and your stay
If you plan to visit Shanghai before or after your cruise, coordinate your hotel and preferred destinations with the actual starting or ending point of your trip. This will help you make the most of the time available, taking into account where your ship docks.
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