Surrounded by sky scrappers, this is a cultural heritage. Its very accessible by the Subway on Line 2. The entrance fee is about 30RMB. Many locals turn up for praying, while this being a tourist attraction. Worth a visit if you have about an hour to spare in Shanghai in the temple. Its going through some renovation, so few places... More

The best views of this temple are from the street, where you can appreciate the juxtaposition of the golden pagodas and the skyscrapers. Inside has a few only a few sights worth seeing.

Very well designed neat and clean architecture. The most surprising fact is that people perform same type of rituals in China as they do in India. The major difference that I noticed here in China is , the entry of people with shoes and footwear unlike India, where people take the shoes off before entering the main hall of any... More

This temple is located in the busy commercial are of Nanjing Rd West. It is very easy to get to on metro line 2 - Jing An station. The temple is heavily under construction but still worth a visit. It seems to be quite popular with locals and tourists alike. The 30 RMB entrance fee is more expensive than other... More

This is a peaceful temple with new skyscrapers all around. A small haven of tranquility. As with much of urban China, construction and renovation are underway. Still has many peaceful vistas inside. This is a working Buddhist temple with services conducted several times a day. Very worth while. Costs 30 Yuan.

Nice temple in the center of Jing'An. You can make a donation for incense and burn in the courtyard. Cost 30 RMB to get in. Very large Buddah! Nice to wander around and take photos at your leisure. Under construction but still lovely. There is a gift shop around the corner where you can purchase incense burners, beads, etc.

This temple was beautiful, and very easy to find/conspicuous once you step out of the metro. It is absolutely huge, but not a lot of it is open to the public, nevertheless it is worth the visit. It cost 30 yuan to enter and look around, which I felt was an absolute bargain given the costs that it must incur... More

The view from afar at night is intriguing and beautiful. We went back during the day and paid a nominal fee to enter. We were amongst skyscrapers and worshipers at a beautiful temple. Inside the walls, aside from the construction noise is a great aura of peace and tranquility. We also were able to see a service in process. A... More

Very interesting to see a temple in the middle of skyscrapers. Certainly worth the visit if in Shanghai.