Relax and Replenish

Several lounges here cater to all travellers, regardless of the class of service you are lying in, you can pay and enter. Unlimited Wi-Fi, food and drinks, newspapers and magazines, and a comfortable, quieter atmosphere are just some of the perks to spending your layover at Pudong’s lounges.

Art at Pudong Airport

Covering more than 100 square meters at the north end of the Domestic Departure Hall of PVG T1, the art gallery of Pudong Airport opened with 22 oil paintings by Xiao Gu, dean of Shanghai Oil Painting Sculpture Institute in December, 2016. In June, the exhibits were replaced by 25 oil paintings by Yin Xiong. The Maritime Exhibition, another art display of sculptures, paper cuttings and paintings, traditional maritime folklore, life of coastal inhabitants and islanders of China was launched by PVG and China Maritime Museum at the end of 2016.

Others

Facilities in Pudong Airport apart from the ones highlighted above include, electric vehicles for the disabled or elderly passengers, information centers, business centers, Banks and ATMs, Children’s Parks, Currency exchange centers, charging points, Luggage Storage sections, Baggage Protection centers, Valet Parking services, Pharmacies, Emergency medical services, and much more.

Passenger Meet and Greet services offered by us at JODOGO will include a representative who will welcome you with a name board (a bouquet of flowers on request) and help you with everything from luggage handling, lounge access, etc.

Explore Explore Shanghai

If you have a layover for more than 7 hours, exploring Shanghai is the best option to kill your boredom. One can choose from public transit options, i.e., high-speed Maglev train, metro, bus or hire a taxi, which will take upto 90 minutes one-way.

1. Visit the Shanghai Museum,Founded in 1952, the Shanghai Museum is every culture-explorer’s paradise. It is China’s most important museum of classical Chinese art. Other highlights of the collection include ink drawings, calligraphy and seals, as well as large collections of art from ethnic minorities. It's also home to large collections of jade, coins, furnishings from the Ming and Qing periods (1368-1912), and a well-stocked gift shop.
2. Visit the Jin Mao Tower and Skywalk:,Shanghai, known for its super-tall skyscrapers, the Jin Mao Tower is a very popular tourist attraction for its thrilling Skywalk, a massive enclosed observation deck located on the 88th floor that's capable of holding upwards of 1,000 people at a time. One can also visit the large shopping center at the base of this tower.
3. Visit the Historic Longhua Temple and Pagoda: The magnificent Longhua Temple, located in a pleasant park in Shanghai's southwest neighbourhood, is one of China's oldest religious sites. The site is still used for regular Buddhist ceremonies and consists of five large halls, including the Maitreya Hall (Mile Dian), with its large Buddha statue; the Heavenly King Hall (Tian Wang Dian), dedicated to the Four Heavenly Kings; and the Grand Hall of the Great Sage (Daxiong Baodian), with its fine statues and a 16th-century bell.
4. Take in the exhilarating views of Shanghai from The Oriental Pearl Tower: This must-visit tower in Shanghai, located in the Pudong-Park on the east bank of the Huangpu River, offers the best views over the historic Bund promenade offering 15 viewing areas, including the Sightseeing Floor and Space City, as well as a revolving restaurant with great views.