A guide to enjoying the Jing'an Temple attractions in Shanghai during the summer vacation

Jing'an Temple cares for all beings, providing a sanctuary for the soul in the bustling city. When you arrive in Shanghai, there's no reason not to visit Jing'an Temple. The thousand-year-old Jing'an Temple is located on the bustling Nanjing Road, one of the busiest commercial areas in Shanghai. Jing'an Temple is resplendent and magnificent, with its unique golden light illuminating the surroundings. Compared to the surrounding hustle and bustle, it appears particularly solemn and serene, adding a touch of tranquility to the bustling city. At night, when the lights are on, Jing'an Temple looks even more solemn and majestic, creating a picture of historical and modern interweaving with the busy traffic in front. Photography Spots: 1. The pedestrian bridge on the south side of Jing'an Temple: This is considered the most classic spot, with no obstructions. You can shoot from day to night, capturing the distant Jing'an Temple and the nearby busy traffic, creating a picture of historical and modern interweaving. This spot is also great for time-lapse photography with a tripod, capturing the flow of traffic. 2. The fountain pool at the exit of Jing'an Temple Metro Line 14: The fountain pool at Wheelock Square International Plaza can capture the reflection of Jing'an Temple. However, the downside is that there are too many street lights, utility poles, and pedestrians. The zebra crossing next to the fountain pool is very suitable for wide-angle shots of Jing'an Temple. 3. Opposite the road from the fountain pool at Wheelock Square: There is a metro entrance, which is very suitable for close-up shots of Jing'an Temple. Notes: Lighting time: The lights are only on Fridays and Saturdays, so don't go on the wrong day. In summer, the lights turn on at seven o'clock.