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Shanghai on 79th Floor: Arriving at China's Richest City
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China is one of the world’s oldest and most influential civilizations, with...
China is one of the world’s oldest and most influential civilizations, with a history that stretches back thousands of years. It is a country where ancient traditions and modern innovation exist side by side, creating a unique atmosphere that feels both deeply historic and strikingly futuristic. From imperial landmarks and classical architecture to cutting-edge skylines and high-speed rail networks, China offers an impressive blend of heritage, progress, and national ambition.<br>As the world’s second-largest economy, China plays a major role in global trade, manufacturing, technology, and infrastructure. The country is known for its remarkable development over recent decades, lifting hundreds of millions of people out of poverty and building some of the most advanced transportation systems in the world. Its high-speed rail network is the largest on Earth, connecting major cities with speed and efficiency, while its urban centers showcase major achievements in engineering, innovation, and public development.<br>China is also rich in cultural depth and diversity. Its cuisine is celebrated worldwide, its festivals are vibrant and meaningful, and its regional traditions vary greatly across the country’s vast landscape. From the Great Wall and the Forbidden City to the mountains, rivers, megacities, and historic towns, China presents extraordinary variety in both scenery and cultural identity. The country has made significant contributions to world civilization, including inventions such as paper, printing, gunpowder, and the compass.<br>What makes China especially fascinating is its sense of scale, confidence, and transformation. It is a nation that continues to invest heavily in science, technology, clean energy, infrastructure, and education, while...
Davud Akhundzada lands in Shanghai, China's dazzling megacity of superlatives. From the moment he steps into the skyline, the sheer scale and futuristic energy are overwhelming. With a jaw-dropping stay on the 79th floor, he gets a bird's-eye view of the city's relentless ambition. This is not just a travel vlog; it's a vertical adventure into the heart of modern China.
China is one of the world’s oldest and most influential civilizations, with a history that stretches back thousands of years. It is a country where ancient traditions and modern innovation exist side by side, creating a unique atmosphere that feels both deeply historic and strikingly futuristic. From imperial landmarks and classical architecture to cutting-edge skylines and high-speed rail networks, China offers an impressive blend of heritage, progress, and national ambition.<br>As the world’s second-largest economy, China plays a major role in global trade, manufacturing, technology, and infrastructure. The country is known for its remarkable development over recent decades, lifting hundreds of millions of people out of poverty and building some of the most advanced transportation systems in the world. Its high-speed rail network is the largest on Earth, connecting major cities with speed and efficiency, while its urban centers showcase major achievements in engineering, innovation, and public development.<br>China is also rich in cultural depth and diversity. Its cuisine is celebrated worldwide, its festivals are vibrant and meaningful, and its regional traditions vary greatly across the country’s vast landscape. From the Great Wall and the Forbidden City to the mountains, rivers, megacities, and historic towns, China presents extraordinary variety in both scenery and cultural identity. The country has made significant contributions to world civilization, including inventions such as paper, printing, gunpowder, and the compass.<br>What makes China especially fascinating is its sense of scale, confidence, and transformation. It is a nation that continues to invest heavily in science, technology, clean energy, infrastructure, and education, while...
DAVUD AKHUNDZADA's journey begins at Chongqing’s domestic terminal, where he is immediately struck by the thoughtful, high-tech amenities. He points out a baby bed at the security check, futuristic luggage carts with charging ports, and a vast array of luxury brand stores. The airport’s nap hubs, massage chairs, and comfortable seating create a business-class experience for an economy ticket. He enjoys a freshly made meal for just $10, a stark contrast to typical international airport prices. The domestic flight to Shanghai arrives 30 minutes early, and Davud notes the efficiency of both the airport and the airline. Upon landing, he marvels at the organized luggage carousel, where staff line up suitcases for easy pickup. He then buys a VIP ticket for the Shanghai Maglev train, a 300 km/h marvel of magnetic engineering. The journey takes only 7-8 minutes to reach the city center, a fraction of the time a taxi would take. From the Maglev station, he orders a premium Didi taxi for $10, impressed by the clean, electric car with a Tesla-style roof. He arrives at the Grand Hyatt Shanghai, located in the Shanghai Tower complex. The check-in is on the 54th floor, and his room is on the 79th floor. The room offers breathtaking views of the city, including the Shanghai Tower, the bottle-opener-shaped World Financial Center, and the Oriental Pearl Tower. He pays $250 for the night, finding the price justified for the experience and space. The hotel gym, on the 57th floor, provides a stunning backdrop for a workout. After settling in, Davud explores the neighborhood, crossing the Lujiazui pedestrian bridge to take in the futuristic skyline. He notes the quietness of the city, attributing it to the widespread adoption of electric cars. He reflects on his three Chinese cities so far—Beijing, historical; Chongqing, adventurous; and Shanghai, futuristic and modern. He emphasizes the walkability, thoughtful design, and friendly people in China, ending his first impressions with a sense of overwhelming excitement for the adventures ahead.
Davud Akhundzada's Shanghai arrival is a futuristic shock: from a baby bed at Chongqing security to a 300 km/h Maglev ride, it's clear China does domestic travel differently. His 79th-floor hotel room at the Grand Hyatt offers unreal skyline views, making the 250 USD price tag feel justified for the experience alone.
Davud arrives in Shanghai via a futuristic Maglev train, checks into a 79th-floor hotel, and explores the city's stunning skyline.
Shanghai Arrival: Maglev Train & 79th Floor Hotel Experience
17:21 Use the Maglev train from Pudong Airport to the city center. It reaches 300 km/h and takes only 7-8 minutes, costing around $12.
32:16 Order a Didi taxi (China's Uber) for a premium experience. Clean, electric cars are common, and drivers help with luggage. A 30-minute ride costs about $10.
38:48 Grand Hyatt Shanghai offers stunning skyline views from rooms on the 79th floor. The hotel is in the Shanghai Tower complex, the third tallest building in the world.
1:05:28 Take a walk on the Lujiazui pedestrian bridge for panoramic views of the Shanghai Tower, World Financial Center, and Oriental Pearl Tower.
0:04 China's domestic airports are incredibly advanced. Look for free charging ports in luggage carts, nap hubs, and affordable, freshly made food (around $10 for a meal).
17:21 Use the Maglev train from Pudong Airport to the city center. It reaches 300 km/h and takes only 7-8 minutes, costing around $12.
32:16 Order a Didi taxi (China's Uber) for a premium experience. Clean, electric cars are common, and drivers help with luggage. A 30-minute ride costs about $10.
38:48 Grand Hyatt Shanghai offers stunning skyline views from rooms on the 79th floor. The hotel is in the Shanghai Tower complex, the third tallest building in the world.
1:05:28 Take a walk on the Lujiazui pedestrian bridge for panoramic views of the Shanghai Tower, World Financial Center, and Oriental Pearl Tower.
0:04 China's domestic airports are incredibly advanced. Look for free charging ports in luggage carts, nap hubs, and affordable, freshly made food (around $10 for a meal).
0:04 Airport baby bed discovery
1:26 High-tech luggage carts
2:46 Luxury brands at domestic terminal
5:05 Nap hubs and massage chairs
9:02 Affordable airport meal
17:35 Maglev train VIP experience
13:51 Arrival at Pudong Airport
39:05 Hotel check-in at floor 54
44:17 Room tour on 79th floor
55:04 Gym with skyline views
0:04 Airport baby bed discovery
1:26 High-tech luggage carts
2:46 Luxury brands at domestic terminal
5:05 Nap hubs and massage chairs
9:02 Affordable airport meal
17:35 Maglev train VIP experience
13:51 Arrival at Pudong Airport
39:05 Hotel check-in at floor 54
44:17 Room tour on 79th floor
55:04 Gym with skyline views
domestic travelairport experiencemaglev trainskyscraper hotelshanghai skylineelectric carschinese hospitalitybudget luxurytravel technologyWhat was the airport experience like in China?
The airport had nap hubs, massage chairs, and even a baby bed at security. The staff was very organized and helpful.
How did the Maglev train ride feel?
The Maglev train felt smooth and incredibly fast, reaching 300 km/h in seconds. It was like flying on magnets.
What was the room like at the Grand Hyatt Shanghai?
The room was spacious with a bathtub and a separate shower, but the technology felt a bit outdated. The views were absolutely stunning.
