Craving a study tour that blends history, innovation, and culture? PandaStudyTour's Shanghai study tours are your perfect match! Walk the Bund's iconic waterfront-where colonial grandeur meets futuristic skyscrapers. Dive into ancient alleyways (longtangs), visit cutting-edge tech hubs, and learn from local experts. This isn't just sightseeing; it's hands-on learning amid a city that bridges East and West. Seamless, insightful, and unforgettable-book now to turn Shanghai's stories into your knowledge!
Our Shanghai Summer Camp invites overseas students to explore Shanghai’s culture, history and modern innovation. Browse our summer camp packages.
Experience Mandarin learning in China’s global metropolis with our Shanghai Mandarin Summer Camp. Combine structured language classes with visits to the Bund, Yu Garden and ancient water towns. Choose campus or language‑institute study mode to practise Chinese amid Jiangnan tradition and modern city life.
Our Shanghai Winter Camp creates immersive winter study experiences for international student groups, with guided city tours and flexible itineraries. Check our winter camp details.
Add immersive campus learning to your Shanghai tour via our Shanghai School Exchange. We arrange school‑to‑school interactions with diverse local educational institutions for foreign student groups, covering campus activities and all local coordination work.
Under Shanghai Study Tours, we deliver the immersive Shanghai Study Tour Experience. Witness the striking contrast between modern skyscrapers and traditional water towns. Participants explore the Bund, Yu Garden, visit local universities and tech hubs, and join hands-on cultural activities. This programme connects global learners with Shanghai’s past, present and innovation.
Discover cutting-edge Chinese industries with our Shanghai Enterprise Visit programs for student groups. Arrange guided factory and company tours to learn about China’s modern business innovation.
Our Shanghai Universities Visit lets international students tour top local universities, meet students and gain insights into higher education in China.
Different from generic ancient town tours, our Shanghai program focuses on exclusive shikumen (stone gate) culture. We arrange in-depth walking tours of preserved old Shanghai longtang alleyways, on-site interviews with local elderly residents who have lived there for decades, and hands-on old Shanghai folk craft workshops. Students learn about the unique living culture of Shanghai's mixed Chinese-Western residential architecture, a cultural feature only found in Shanghai.
Our Shanghai tech study modules cover core local innovation landmarks, including Shanghai Science and Technology Museum, Pudong high-tech industrial parks, and emerging AI and digital tech exhibition centers. Students attend professional English explanations on Shanghai's technological development, observe cutting-edge intelligent equipment displays, and complete simple STEM practical tasks themed on urban smart technology, highlighting Shanghai's status as China's forefront of technological opening and innovation.
Key Shanghai venues including the Shanghai Science and Technology Museum, city museums and landmark waterfront areas implement real-name booking policies for foreign visitors with passports. Our team uniformly processes exclusive foreign student group reservations in advance, avoiding booking failures caused by overseas families' unfamiliarity with China's ticketing systems and peak-season ticket shortages.
Exclusive to our Shanghai programs, we provide customizable university exchange sessions with Fudan University, Shanghai Jiao Tong University and other top local institutions. Activities include campus visits focused on finance, tech and international trade majors, bilingual cultural sharing seminars, and youth cross-cultural discussions, matching Shanghai's strengths in finance and technological innovation.
All student hotels are located in Shanghai's downtown Huangpu and Xuhui districts, the core areas of Shanghai's history and modern development. The venues are within 20–30 minutes' drive from the Bund, Nanjing Road, old longtang communities and Pudong tech hubs, avoiding long suburban commutes and maximizing on-site study time at Shanghai's core cultural and technological landmarks.
