The Pearl
Tower
Shanghai’s Icon Upclose
(Getting High in Shanghai Series 6
When alighted from the Lujizui Metro,
the Oriental Pearl Tower was the very
first structure that caught our eyes-
…and we paused to take photos with
the iconic tower in the background.
The Oriental Pearl Radio & Television Tower located at
the fas growing new center of Pudong It was built 1991 and
completed in 1994, and was the tallest structure in China until it
was surpassed by the Shanghai World Financial Center in 2007.
The tower is supported by three enormous columns,
… had a total of 11 spheres with two largest
spheres aligned along the length of the tower,
According to most accounts, the tower has fifteen observatory levels.
with the highest post at 1148 feet and known as the Space Module.
There is a revolving restaurant, exhibition facilities, a shopping center
and even a hotel called the Space Hotel between the two large spheres.
The Oriental Pearl Radio & Television Tower is probably
the most recognizable structure that symbolizes Shanghai.
Shanghai’s Icon Upclose
(Getting High in Shanghai Series 6
When alighted from the Lujizui Metro,
the Oriental Pearl Tower was the very
first structure that caught our eyes-
…and we paused to take photos with
the iconic tower in the background.
The Oriental Pearl Radio & Television Tower located at
the fas growing new center of Pudong It was built 1991 and
completed in 1994, and was the tallest structure in China until it
was surpassed by the Shanghai World Financial Center in 2007.
The tower is supported by three enormous columns,
… had a total of 11 spheres with two largest
spheres aligned along the length of the tower,
According to most accounts, the tower has fifteen observatory levels.
with the highest post at 1148 feet and known as the Space Module.
There is a revolving restaurant, exhibition facilities, a shopping center
and even a hotel called the Space Hotel between the two large spheres.
The Oriental Pearl Radio & Television Tower is probably
the most recognizable structure that symbolizes Shanghai.
Read my other Getting High in Shanghai Series:
Authentic Shanghai
Cuisine
Getting High in ShanghaiSeries 4
Pudong Afternoon Walk
Best of Pudong by Foot
Getting High in ShanghaiSeries 5
Pearl Tower
Shanghai’s Icon Upclose
Getting High in ShanghaiSeries 6
Pudong Riverwalk
Scenic Riverside Park
Getting High in ShanghaiSeries 7
Shanghai Tower
Shanghai’s Tallest Building
Getting High in ShanghaiSeries 8
A Ming’s Braised Pork Rice
A Taste of Taiwan in Shanghai
Getting High in ShanghaiSeries 9
Pudong, Shanghai
China’s Skyscraper City
Getting High in ShanghaiSeries 10
Starbucks People’s Park
People Watching in a the Heart of Shanghai
Getting High in ShanghaiSeries 4
Pudong Afternoon Walk
Best of Pudong by Foot
Getting High in ShanghaiSeries 5
Pearl Tower
Shanghai’s Icon Upclose
Getting High in ShanghaiSeries 6
Pudong Riverwalk
Scenic Riverside Park
Getting High in ShanghaiSeries 7
Shanghai Tower
Shanghai’s Tallest Building
Getting High in ShanghaiSeries 8
A Ming’s Braised Pork Rice
A Taste of Taiwan in Shanghai
Getting High in ShanghaiSeries 9
Pudong, Shanghai
China’s Skyscraper City
Getting High in ShanghaiSeries 10
Starbucks People’s Park
People Watching in a the Heart of Shanghai
Getting High in ShanghaiSeries 11
People’s Park and the Marriage Market
'match.com' Meets Farmer's Market
People’s Park and the Marriage Market
'match.com' Meets Farmer's Market
Getting High in ShanghaiSeries 12
Shopping Shanghai
Asia’s Bargain Shopping Capital
Getting High in Shanghai Series 13
Shanghai’s Best Chinese Restaurant
The Best an the Worst of Shanghai
Getting High in Shanghai Series 14
Angels in our Midst
Kindhearted Samaritans in Shanghai
Getting High in Shanghai Series 15
East Nanjing Road
The Heart and Soul of Shanghai
Shopping Shanghai
Asia’s Bargain Shopping Capital
Getting High in Shanghai Series 13
Shanghai’s Best Chinese Restaurant
The Best an the Worst of Shanghai
Getting High in Shanghai Series 14
Angels in our Midst
Kindhearted Samaritans in Shanghai
Getting High in Shanghai Series 15
East Nanjing Road
The Heart and Soul of Shanghai
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