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Expo two-day tour! Perfect guide

The time for the two-day tour is also precious, and it is necessary to plan the route reasonably, so before visiting You need to understand the following things:

1. Even if you travel non-stop, you will not be able to see all the venues in a two-day trip, but you can visit them all in two days

< p>There are all the best venues in one place. When you encounter a venue you like, you might as well walk around, see and play, so as not to leave any regrets. Tips: Generally, self-built libraries require more investment and effort than rented libraries, so it is recommended to pay more attention to those self-built libraries.

2. The entire Expo pavilion is divided into Pudong and Puxi. Pudong is divided into three areas: A, B, and C. The most important Expo axis, Expo

Center, and Performing Arts Center and Celebration Square, as well as all venues from various countries, including the China Pavilion, are located in these three districts of Pudong. Puxi is divided into two areas, D and E, which are mainly the future pavilion, enterprise pavilion and urban best practice area. See the Expo map for details

3. The two-day tour itinerary we provide aims to cover all the best venues through reasonable route arrangements. The recommended venues in the itinerary may not necessarily meet the requirements. Everyone's appetite, specific exhibition halls can be chosen according to their own preferences near the route we provide.

4. Buy tickets before going, and understand the transportation and opening and closing times of the park (9:00-24:00).

Day 1: Just arrive before the park opens at 9:00. Don’t rush in after the park opens. There is a row of reservation machines at the entrance. You must make a reservation here first for today’s China Pavilion. The reservation time is around three in the afternoon. There is only one reservation opportunity for one ticket. Making a reservation at the reservation machine requires valid ID and tickets.

Theme pavilions: Not long after walking along the Expo axis, you will see the theme pavilions on the left (at the end is the Celebration Square). The theme pavilions include the Urban People Pavilion, the Urban Life Pavilion and the Urban Planet Pavilion. Wait for 3 more.

City People Pavilion: tells the stories of people in the city. The Life Sunshine Pavilion is the first disabled pavilion in the history of the World Expo. The volunteers and commentators are all disabled;

City Life Museum: tells the journey of life in the city. The LCD monitors in five kiosks scroll and broadcast real-time information on flights, trains, stocks, foreign exchange and other information from around the world;

City Planet Museum: It tells about the ecological problems caused by excessive urban development. There is an earth under one of the overpasses. If you continue to visit, you will find that there is a large dome cinema inside the earth.

New Zealand Pavilion: After seeing the theme pavilion, walk north along the World Expo Pavilion Road. As you approach Bocheng Road, you will see the New Zealand Pavilion. Before you enter the pavilion, you will be welcomed by a warm Maori dance performance. , the biggest attraction here is the breathtaking New Zealand scenery created by the "Lord of the Rings" special effects team using imaging technology, which is immersive.

Singapore Pavilion: Next to the New Zealand Pavilion is the Malaysia Pavilion, and to the west of the Malaysia Pavilion is the Singapore Pavilion. The shape of the Singapore Pavilion is an open music box. Sweet music is played in the pavilion. There are various performances by Singaporean artists on the second floor. The most attractive thing is the small fish in the cold pool around the pavilion. Visitors can Put your feet in for a "fish treatment" of exfoliating dead skin.

Australian Pavilion: The Australian Pavilion is right next to Singapore. The "travel" activity area here has a 160-meter fully enclosed glass passage surrounding the exhibition hall, showing the history of Australia to visitors. There are also rich performances by art groups.

Thailand Pavilion: Walking south from the Australia Pavilion is the Thailand Pavilion. The rich Thai style makes it easy to find here. There is a mascot called "Atai" inside, and you can take photos with it.

Lunch: After visiting these venues, your stomach must be growling. When you walk along the World Expo Pavilion Road to the World Expo Avenue, you will find a Chinese food street between the Expo Center and the theme pavilion, where you can find specialties from 31 provinces, cities, autonomous regions and municipalities in China, as well as the eight major Chinese cuisine restaurants. There are all kinds of cuisines.

World Meteorological Museum: After leaving the restaurant and walking west along Expo Avenue, you can see the World Meteorological Museum. The 4D theater here shows how water droplets transform into clouds, fog, typhoons, thunder and lightning, and rainbows. , go through the "Climate Change Corridor" and feel the profound changes in the wind, clouds, thunder and lightning.

Other pavilions in Area B include: South of Bocheng Road are the Malaysia Pavilion, Cambodia Pavilion, Philippines Pavilion, Brunei Pavilion, Indonesia Pavilion, etc.; to the north of Bocheng Road are the Pacific Joint Pavilion and the United Nations Pavilion. Joint Pavilion, Red Cross and Red Crescent Society Joint Pavilion, International Information Development Network Pavilion, etc.

Cultural Center: After coming out of the World Meteorological Museum, if you still have time before making an appointment for the China Pavilion at 3 pm, you can go to the Expo Cultural Center to watch a performance and take a break by blowing off the air conditioner. The cultural center is located northeast of the Expo Center. There are multiple performances here every day, from the passionate and unrestrained Spanish flamenco singing and dancing to the large-scale ethnic song and dance show "African Footprints" that makes people feel like they are on the land of Africa.

China Pavilion: After you have had enough rest, you can go to the China Pavilion to queue up. Even in the afternoon when there are relatively few people, even if you have made a reservation, it is inevitable that you have to queue for about 30 minutes. However, due to the unique design of the China Pavilion, you will find that the sunlight is blocked when queuing. This is called "self-shading". The China Pavilion was designed with everyone queuing in mind.

49m floor: After entering the venue, take the elevator and go to the 49m floor first. Surrounded by a tempered glass floor like the Oriental Pearl Tower, at the foot is a waiting square that looks very small now, where movies are being screened at the same time. There is also a "Riverside Scene at Qingming Festival" on this floor, which is more than 100 meters wide and the people inside can move around.

41m floor: After watching 49m, you can go to the 41m floor. You can visit here by rail tour bus. There is a long queue but it is worth a try. You will have a special experience.

33-meter floor: Introducing China’s low-carbon cities in the future and seeing what kind of environment you will live in in the future.

Domestic museums: If you have time, you can go shopping. Each province, region, and city has 600 square meters of space, each with its own characteristics. It’s okay to just skim it if you’re not interested. Coming out are the Taiwan Pavilion, Macao Pavilion and Hong Kong Pavilion. LED dome sky lanterns, lying on the ground and watching movies on the ceiling, and glass exterior walls and mirror reflection designs are the biggest features of the three pavilions respectively.

UAE Pavilion: After leaving the Hong Kong Pavilion and walking northeast along the National Exhibition Road, a undulating sand dune suddenly appeared in front of you. This is the UAE Pavilion. It is said that after the World Expo, this pavilion will be dismantled and transported back to Abu Dhabi. Build it up again. Someone in the museum will lead you to experience a virtual dream trip to the United Arab Emirates, overlooking the beautiful scenery of the Middle East. Don’t forget to enter the lucky draw here to make your dream a reality and the grand prize is a week-long trip to the UAE.

Israel Pavilion: Just next to the UAE Pavilion, there are all kinds of high technologies here. It is not uncommon to extract diesel from plants and install smart shoes on cows to get a glimpse of their thoughts. The most amazing thing is You can swallow a photography capsule to take various photos of internal organs to complete a painless physical examination.

Dinner: There is a dining place next to the Saudi Pavilion. The Saudi Pavilion is located to the north of the Israeli Pavilion, just across Bocheng Road.

Saudi Pavilion: After dinner, visit the Saudi Pavilion. This is the largest investment among foreign pavilions, spending 1.3 billion yuan. There is the world's largest IMAX 3D theater in the Saudi Pavilion, with a 1,600-square-meter screen surrounding it. It would be so shocking if "Avatar" was screened here.

India Pavilion: Next to the Saudi Pavilion is the India Pavilion, where you can feel the rich South Asian style and taste traditional Indian food. The amphitheater performs cultural programs from all over India. Don’t forget to buy some Indian specialties to take home when you leave.

Korea Pavilion: From the Indian Pavilion, pass through the Saudi Pavilion and then walk northeast to the Korean Pavilion. The first floor of the Korean Pavilion is a 1:300 scaled-down version of Seoul. The restaurant here serves Korean fried rice cakes and spicy sauce. Korean specialties such as pork belly, as well as some special performances and fashion shows.

Japanese Pavilion: Walking northeast from the Korean Pavilion is the Japanese Pavilion. It looks like a space fortress in the cartoon. High-tech living inside is the highlight, including high-definition and telephoto universal cameras. and a violin-playing robot, among others.

That’s it for today’s itinerary. It’s a good idea to go home and go to bed early to prepare for tomorrow’s itinerary. But if you are a complete night owl, you might as well go to the cultural center to hang out. There might be a wonderful performance. Waiting for you.

Other Asian pavilions in Area A include: Nepal, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Turkmenistan, Qatar, Lebanon, Iran, North Korea, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Vietnam and three Asian joint pavilions.

The next day: Just arrive before the park opens at 9:00. But today we will start visiting the Enterprise Pavilion in Puxi. You can take Metro Line 8 and get off at Xizang South Road Station, which is the entrance to the Puxi Expo Park. After the park opens, go to the reservation machine to get a reservation number. The British Pavilion and the Belgian Pavilion are very popular in the afternoon and evening today, so choose one to make a reservation. Making a reservation at the reservation machine requires valid ID and tickets.

China Shipbuilding Enterprise Pavilion: When you enter from the entrance, you will first see the Jiangnan Shipbuilding Museum that was renovated from an old factory. This is the China Shipbuilding Enterprise Pavilion. Inside, you can see the history of China's shipbuilding, as well as a model of Zheng He's treasure ship, and the glory of Zheng He's fleet more than 400 years ago.

China Private Enterprise Pavilion: After coming out of the China Shipbuilding Pavilion and walking towards Nanpu Bridge, you will see the China Private Enterprise Pavilion, where private enterprises such as Alibaba and Red Star Macalline will jointly exhibit. Then there is the Vanke Pavilion. As China's largest real estate developer, the pavilion is made of wheat stacks. You can see what Chinese cities will look like in 2049. Next to Vanke is the Yuanda Pavilion, and to the south of Vanke is the China Aerospace Museum. If you are interested, you can go and see it.

Lunch: If you are tired from walking, you can enjoy the cool under the tent of World City Plaza. There is a stage in the center of the square where you can watch performances. Under the chimney is the Future Pavilion. The restaurant near the overpass of the Future Pavilion is the largest in Puxi. It is recommended. Dine there.

Back to Pudong: There will be free shuttle buses or shuttle boats in the park, and you can cross the river to Pudong Area C.

Finland Pavilion: The Finland Pavilion is located under the junction of the elevated platform in Area C and the Lupu Bridge. It looks like a huge curling stone. There is a Santa Claus post office inside the pavilion, where you can have close contact with Santa Claus. Send a card or letter signed by Santa Claus and stamped by the North Pole Santa Claus Post Office for a special gift.

Denmark Pavilion: The Danish Pavilion is right next to the Finland Pavilion. Friends who can ride bicycles can ride their bicycles on the circular track. Those with children can also play in the playground. Enjoy a picnic filled with organic food. The bronze statue of the Danish national treasure "The Little Mermaid", which left the country for the first time and traveled across the ocean, will also be unveiled.

Belgium-EU Pavilion: The Belgian Pavilion is located on the north side of Bocheng Road, across the street from the Danish Pavilion. There is a fantastic chocolate factory here, where you can watch the chocolate making process and taste it for free. There are draws for Belgium tours every day, and there is a lucky diamond draw every Saturday.

The Spanish Pavilion: The Spanish Pavilion is just north of the Belgian Pavilion. The appearance of the pavilion looks like a rattan basket. The outer wall of this basket is composed of 8524 rattan panels of various colors. While savoring Spanish history in the museum, you can also enjoy Latin music and dance in the small indoor square.

Swiss Pavilion: The Swiss Pavilion is right next to the Spanish Pavilion. There are 20 cable cars running in the pavilion. The three "T-shaped" guardrails will protect your safety very well. You can circle around with confidence. On the top of the exhibition hall, you can ascend from the bottom floor of the exhibition hall and pass through the natural space on the top of the hall. You can complete a wonderful journey from the Swiss city to the countryside in eight minutes.

French Pavilion: The French Pavilion is just west of the Swiss Pavilion. The entire French Pavilion is like a palace of art. There are many art treasures in it, including Rodin's "The Bronze Age" and so on. If you are lucky, you can also witness the romantic French wedding held by 2010 couples inside.

Dinner: Across Tangzijing Road from the French Pavilion is the British Pavilion. The restaurant is to the south of the British Pavilion and next to the Luxembourg Pavilion.

British Pavilion: When the lights come on after dinner, I believe you can see the dazzling British Pavilion at a glance. Tens of thousands of luminous tentacles swing in the wind. During the day, they illuminate the interior through optical fiber transmission, and at night they use built-in light sources. Light up the entire building.

Russian Pavilion: From the British Pavilion, walk west along the Expo Avenue to the south on Shanggang Road. You will see the Russian Pavilion in about 7-8 minutes. The layout here is based on "The Adventures of Little Ignorance" by the famous Russian writer Nikolai Nosov, the ideal country in the author's mind. The owner of Baihua City is a child who is no taller than a cucumber. You can enter this fairy tale land and start a wonderful fairy tale journey.

Canadian Pavilion: The Canadian Pavilion is right next to the Russian Pavilion. When you see three independent buildings, you can ride a bicycle in front of the three-dimensional image as if you are traveling in Canada. There is also the famous Cirque du Soleil here, don’t miss it.

Brazil Pavilion (rental pavilion): From the Canada Pavilion, walk south along Shanggang Road to Guozhan Road and you will see the Brazil Pavilion. The pavilion is dedicated to the live broadcast of the 2010 World Cup; 180-degree Semi-circular theater with large screen. There may be mysterious guests: Kaka, Ronaldinho and other stars will come to sign autographs in person, which is enough to make people who like football scream loudly.

U.S. Pavilion: The U.S. Pavilion is right next to the Brazilian Pavilion. The exterior wall of the U.S. Pavilion is a media waterfall flowing down. The media displays inside the museum will include Chinese-American youths on the screen. Let's imagine the future together.

Africa Joint Pavilion: After exiting the United States Pavilion and walking north along Houtan Road, you will see the last venue - the African Joint Pavilion, which is the largest venue at this World Expo. The patterns outside the exhibition hall have strong African elements. There is an African market inside the exhibition hall, where you can buy some souvenirs to take home.

Other pavilions in Area C include: Turkey Pavilion, Luxembourg Pavilion, Norway Pavilion, Netherlands Pavilion, Sweden Pavilion, Italy Pavilion, Germany Pavilion, Kenya Pavilion and other European, African, North and South American venues.

Watergate: Just outside the African Union Pavilion is the Watergate Pier Square. You can sit on the boat and enjoy the night views on both sides of the Pujiang River, while looking at the panoramic view of the World Expo that you have been running around for the past two days.