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    <title>sightseeing bus shanghai</title>
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    <description>Shanghai Tourism Bus routes 
&amp;nbsp;Shanghai Tourism Line 1 
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&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp; Shanghai Stadium -&amp;gt; Sheshan, Songjiang District tourist spots 
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&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp; 35 kilometers throughout the entire process about 60 mi</description>
    <pubDate>2008-09-02</pubDate>
    <category>Shanghai Transportation</category>
    <author>Anonymous</author>
    <comments>Live in Shanghai</comments>
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    <title>Shanghai Transport Card</title>
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    <description>Introduction 
            
        
        
            
            Shanghai Public Transportation Card (SPTC), or 一卡通 (yi1ka3tong1)/交通卡 (jiao1tong1ka3), is convenient and popular in Shanghai. The 8</description>
    <pubDate>2008-08-07</pubDate>
    <category>Shanghai Transportation</category>
    <author>Anonymous</author>
    <comments>Live in Shanghai</comments>
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    <title>Shanghai Maglev Train Info</title>
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    <description>In August, 2000 Shanghai Maglev Transportation Development Co., Ltd. (SMTDC) was established with a registered capital of RMB3.0 billion jointly invested by seven shareholders of Shanghai Shentong Holdings Co.,Ltd., Shenergy (Group) Co.,Ltd., Shangha</description>
    <pubDate>2008-08-07</pubDate>
    <category>Shanghai Transportation</category>
    <author>Anonymous</author>
    <comments>Live in Shanghai</comments>
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    <title>Shanghai Maglev Train</title>
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    <description>Shanghai Maglev Train (Shanghai Transrapid) (Chinese: 上海磁浮示范运营线; pinyin: Shànghǎi Cífú Shìfàn Yùnyíng Xiàn; literally &quot;Shanghai Magnetic Levitation Demonstration Operatio</description>
    <pubDate>2008-08-07</pubDate>
    <category>Shanghai Transportation</category>
    <author>Anonymous</author>
    <comments>Live in Shanghai</comments>
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    <title>Shanghai Railway Station South Station</title>
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    <description>Shanghai Huojunanzhan, or Shanghainanzhan, is within the original Shanghai-Hangzhou Railway Link (also known as the Shanghai New Line) Longhua new re-construction site near the railway station Principal passenger, a total of seven sites 13, is transl</description>
    <pubDate>2008-07-17</pubDate>
    <category>Shanghai Transportation</category>
    <author>Anonymous</author>
    <comments>Live in Shanghai</comments>
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    <title>Shanghai metro Line 9</title>
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    <description>Line 9&amp;nbsp; Gui Lin Road - Song Jiang Xin Cheng&amp;nbsp; 
29.1 km, 12 stations (approx. 16 km above ground)
29 Dec 2007: Gui Lin Road - Song Jiang Xin Cheng
Metro Line 9 (Shensong Line) was conceived as a regional express line (R4), to run from Xu Ji</description>
    <pubDate>2008-06-21</pubDate>
    <category>Shanghai Transportation</category>
    <author>Anonymous</author>
    <comments>Live in Shanghai</comments>
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    <title>Shanghai metro Line 8</title>
    <link>/Shanghai-Transportation/Shanghai-metro-Line-8.html</link>
    <description>Line 8&amp;nbsp; Shi Guang Road - Yao Hua Road&amp;nbsp; 
22.6 km, 20 stations (all underground)
29 Dec 2007: Shi Guang Road - Yao Hua Road
The 'Yangpu Line' runs from New Jiangwan City in the north to Zhongshan South Rd via People's Square.
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    <pubDate>2008-06-21</pubDate>
    <category>Shanghai Transportation</category>
    <author>Anonymous</author>
    <comments>Live in Shanghai</comments>
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    <title>Shanghai metro Line 6</title>
    <link>/Shanghai-Transportation/Shanghai-metro-Line-6.html</link>
    <description>Line 6&amp;nbsp; Gang Cheng Road - South Ling Yan Road&amp;nbsp; 
31.5 km, 27 stations (12.1 km above ground)
29 Dec 2007: Gang Cheng Road - South Ling Yan Road
Like Line 5, also referred to as 'Light Railway' with 80 m long platforms, and operated by Shan</description>
    <pubDate>2008-06-21</pubDate>
    <category>Shanghai Transportation</category>
    <author>Anonymous</author>
    <comments>Live in Shanghai</comments>
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    <title>Shanghai metro Line 5</title>
    <link>/Shanghai-Transportation/Shanghai-metro-Line-5.html</link>
    <description>Line 5&amp;nbsp; Xin Zhuang - Min Hang Development Zone&amp;nbsp; 
17.2 km, 11 stations
25 Nov 2003: Xin Zhuang - Min Hang Development Zone (all elevated)
The present Line 5 was designed as a southern extension of Line 1 (XinMin Line) to Minhang, but is wa</description>
    <pubDate>2008-06-21</pubDate>
    <category>Shanghai Transportation</category>
    <author>Anonymous</author>
    <comments>Live in Shanghai</comments>
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    <title>Shanghai metro Line 4</title>
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    <description>Line 4&amp;nbsp; Circle Line (Shanghai Railway Station - Shi Ji Ave - South Xi Zang Rd - Yi Shan Rd) 
34.2 km, 26 stations (11.9 km and 9 stations shared with Line 3)
31 Dec 2005: Bao Shan Road - Lan Cun Road and Da Mu Qiao Road - Yi Shan Road
29 Dec 20</description>
    <pubDate>2008-06-21</pubDate>
    <category>Shanghai Transportation</category>
    <author>Anonymous</author>
    <comments>Live in Shanghai</comments>
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    <title>Shanghai metro Line 3</title>
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    <description>Line 3&amp;nbsp; North Jiang Yang Road - Shanghai South Railway Station 
40.3 km, 29 stations (11.9 km and 9 stations shared with Line 4)
26 Dec 2000 - Shanghai South Railway Station - Jiang Wan Town (trial operation: 24.6 km, mostly elevated)
18 Dec 20</description>
    <pubDate>2008-06-21</pubDate>
    <category>Shanghai Transportation</category>
    <author>Anonymous</author>
    <comments>Live in Shanghai</comments>
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    <title>Shanghai metro Line 2</title>
    <link>/Shanghai-Transportation/Shanghai-metro-Line-2.html</link>
    <description>Line 2&amp;nbsp; Song Hong Road - Zhang Jiang 
26.0 km, 17 stations
28 Oct 1999 - Zhong Shan Park - Long Yang Rd (16.4 km - 12 stations) (regular service since 13 June 2000)
26 Dec 2000 - Long Yang Rd - Zhang Jiang (2.8 km, 0.8km underground)
30 Dec 200</description>
    <pubDate>2008-06-21</pubDate>
    <category>Shanghai Transportation</category>
    <author>Anonymous</author>
    <comments>Live in Shanghai</comments>
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    <title>Shanghai metro  Line 1</title>
    <link>/Shanghai-Transportation/Shanghai-metro--Line-1.html</link>
    <description>Line 1 Fu Jing Road - Xin Zhuang 
38.1 km, 28 stations
10 April 1995: Shanghai Railway Station - Jin Jiang Park (16.1 km, 13 stations)
xx xx 1996: Jin Jiang Park - Xin Zhuang (5.3 km, 3 stations)
28 Dec 2004: Shanghai Railway Station - Gong F</description>
    <pubDate>2008-06-21</pubDate>
    <category>Shanghai Transportation</category>
    <author>Anonymous</author>
    <comments>Live in Shanghai</comments>
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    <title>Shanghai By sightseeing bus</title>
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    <description>There are several different companies offering sightseeing buses with various routes and packages covering the main sights such as the Shanghai Zoo, Oriental Pearl TV Tower, and Baoyang Road Harbor. Most of the sightseeing buses leave from the Shangh</description>
    <pubDate>2008-06-21</pubDate>
    <category>Shanghai Transportation</category>
    <author>Anonymous</author>
    <comments>Live in Shanghai</comments>
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    <title>Shanghai by taxi</title>
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    <description>Taxi is a good choice for transportation in the city, especially off-peak hours. It is affordable (&amp;yen;11 for the first 3km) and saves you a lot of time, but try to get your destination in Chinese characters as communication can be an issue. As Shan</description>
    <pubDate>2008-06-21</pubDate>
    <category>Shanghai Transportation</category>
    <author>Anonymous</author>
    <comments>Live in Shanghai</comments>
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    <title>Shanghai metro map</title>
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    <description>The fast-growing Shanghai Metro network now has 8 lines with another 4 under construction. The trains are fast, cheap and fairly user-friendly with most signs also in English, but the trains can get very packed at rush hour. Fares range from 3 t</description>
    <pubDate>2008-06-21</pubDate>
    <category>Shanghai Transportation</category>
    <author>Anonymous</author>
    <comments>wikitravel.org</comments>
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    <title>Get Around Shanghai by Ferry</title>
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    <description>The Huangpu River running through Shanghai, divides the city into two parts - Pudong New District (east of the river) and Puxi Area (west of the river). The three islands of Chongming, Changxing, and Hengsha under the jurisdiction of Shanghai are sep</description>
    <pubDate>2008-06-16</pubDate>
    <category>Shanghai Transportation</category>
    <author>Anonymous</author>
    <comments>Live in Shanghai</comments>
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    <title>Get Around Shanghai by Subway</title>
    <link>/Shanghai-Transportation/Get-Around-Shanghai-by-Subway.html</link>
    <description>The subway is a speedy, safe, comfortable and convenient means of transportation for traveling around Shanghai. The main attractions and bustling commercial areas such as the Bund, Longhua Temple, Nanjing Road, Huaihai Road and Xujiahui can be reache</description>
    <pubDate>2008-06-16</pubDate>
    <category>Shanghai Transportation</category>
    <author>Anonymous</author>
    <comments>Live in Shanghai</comments>
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    <title>Get Around Shanghai by Sightseeing Bus</title>
    <link>/Shanghai-Transportation/Get-Around-Shanghai-by-Sightseeing-Bus.html</link>
    <description>Sightseeing buses are a convenient way for you to tour Shanghai. Jinjiang and Dazhong Sightseeing Buses will take you to the well-known tourist attractions. The double-decker sightseeing bus on Huaihai Road and the special sightseeing bus on Nanjing</description>
    <pubDate>2008-06-16</pubDate>
    <category>Shanghai Transportation</category>
    <author>Anonymous</author>
    <comments>Live in Shanghai</comments>
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    <title>Get Round Shanghai by Bus</title>
    <link>/Shanghai-Transportation/Get-Round-Shanghai-by-Bus.html</link>
    <description>Public buses in Shanghai are a particularly convenient means of transport, with some 1,100 bus lines covering the length and breadth of the city. Shanghai Railway Station, People's Square, Xujiahui, Zhongshan Park Wujiaochang, Shanghai Indoor Stadium</description>
    <pubDate>2008-06-16</pubDate>
    <category>Shanghai Transportation</category>
    <author>Anonymous</author>
    <comments>Live in Shanghai</comments>
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    <title>Get Around Shanghai by Taxi</title>
    <link>/Shanghai-Transportation/Get-Around-Shanghai-by-Taxi.html</link>
    <description>&amp;nbsp;Shanghai has approximately 45,000 taxis, operated by over 150 taxi companies. Several companies have taxis in their own colors. There are seven more popular companies - Dazhong Taxi Company with their cars in sky blue; Qiangsheng with their car</description>
    <pubDate>2008-06-16</pubDate>
    <category>Shanghai Transportation</category>
    <author>Anonymous</author>
    <comments>Live in Shanghai</comments>
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    <title>Get to Shanghai by Ship</title>
    <link>/Shanghai-Transportation/Get-to-Shanghai-by-Ship.html</link>
    <description>Shanghai, situated at the estuary of Yangtze River and midpoint of China's north-south coastline, is the world's third largest port and China's largest seaport. It is the only port in China connecting the country's shipping system of sea, river, and</description>
    <pubDate>2008-06-16</pubDate>
    <category>Shanghai Transportation</category>
    <author>Anonymous</author>
    <comments>Live in Shanghai</comments>
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    <title>Get to Shanghai by Long-Distance Bus</title>
    <link>/Shanghai-Transportation/Get-to-Shanghai-by-Long-Distance-Bus.html</link>
    <description>National Highway Lines 312 (Shanghai-Yining City of Xinjiang), 318 (Shanghai-Zhangmu Town of Tibet) and 320 (Shanghai-Ruili of Yunnan) all start from Shanghai and go westward. National Highway Line 204 (Yantai-Shanghai), the trunk line of the Tongjia</description>
    <pubDate>2008-06-16</pubDate>
    <category>Shanghai Transportation</category>
    <author>Anonymous</author>
    <comments>Live in Shanghai</comments>
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    <title>Get to Shanghai by Train</title>
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    <description>The city of Shanghai has several railway stations, among which Shanghai Railway Station, Shanghai South Railway Station and Shanghai West Railway Station are the main ones. These three stations provide convenient transportation for tourists to many d</description>
    <pubDate>2008-06-16</pubDate>
    <category>Shanghai Transportation</category>
    <author>Anonymous</author>
    <comments>Live in Shanghai</comments>
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    <title>Get to Shanghai by Air</title>
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    <description>&amp;nbsp;By Air
Shanghai has two international airports something no other city in China can boast. The Pudong International Airport handles 60% of flights including most flights from all over the world, while the remaining 40% use Hongqiao Internation</description>
    <pubDate>2008-06-16</pubDate>
    <category>Shanghai Transportation</category>
    <author>Anonymous</author>
    <comments>Live in Shanghai</comments>
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    <title>About Shanghai Transportation</title>
    <link>/Shanghai-Transportation/About-Shanghai-Transportation.html</link>
    <description>Shanghai, situated on the estuary of Yangtze River, is the busiest transport hub in eastern China. As an important financial and business center of China and of the world, Shanghai has highly developed infrastructure, including a convenient public tr</description>
    <pubDate>2008-06-16</pubDate>
    <category>Shanghai Transportation</category>
    <author>Anonymous</author>
    <comments>Live in Shanghai</comments>
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