Shanghai 
in $790s-$990s RT
OliviaJFC
As a monumental city with about as many residents as the entire state of Texas, you can bet that busy, bustling Shanghai has more than a few tricks up its sleeve.
Hop the wrong train, and you might find yourself in a psychedelic tunnel that looks like something out of 2001: A Space Odyssey.
Wander too far from the Pearl, and you might think you were suddenly transported to Europe.
And what's with all those umbrellas at the park?
Despite its many surprises, Shanghai is actually one of the more beginner-friendly Chinese metropolises (metropoli?) on account of its tourism infrastructure, so it's a good place to start if this is your first time in the country. Find your footing in the big city, then start exploring all those temples and villages.
Taking off ✈️
Tip Published: Sep 22, 2026
Round trips to Shanghai (PVG):
- Atlanta (ATL) - $906 (peak dates)
- Austin (AUS) - $948
- Baltimore (BWI) - $959
- Las Vegas (LAS) - $907 (peak dates)
- New York (JFK) - $890 (peak dates)
- Orlando (MCO) - $994
- Portland (PDX) - $975 (excl. checked bag)
- Salt Lake City (SLC) - $906 (peak dates, up to $920)
- Tampa (TPA) - $983
Round trips to Shanghai (SHA):
- Los Angeles (LAX) - $793 (Oct-Nov only)
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