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Shanghai to Abu Dhabi

  • PVG, China – AUH, United Arab Emirates
  • Gulf Air
  • Economy
Abu Dhabi

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$477
Round trip, in USD
about CN¥3,182
via Gulf Air · airline
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DepartsApr 2, 2027
ReturnsApr 8, 2027

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$0.06
Cost per mile
8,140
Miles

Flight segments

PVG to BAH · GF · GF 125
BAH to AUH · GF · GF 540
AUH to BAH · GF · GF 545
BAH to PVG · GF · GF 124

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Apr 2–8 · 6 nights

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Apr 2, 2027 Apr 8, 2027 Gulf Air $477 Lowest View flights

This is an economy deal to Abu Dhabi from Shanghai on Gulf Air for Apr 2, 2027 – Apr 8, 2027.

Priced at $477 round trip. The route covers 8,140 miles round trip.

Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates, is a compelling destination for travelers who want a polished mix of modern architecture, cultural depth, and easy access to both city life and desert landscapes. The city is known for its clean waterfronts, striking skyline, and ambitious museums and landmarks, but it also offers a more relaxed pace than nearby Dubai. Winter and early spring, roughly from November to March, are the most comfortable times to visit, with milder temperatures ideal for sightseeing, beaches, and outdoor dining. Summer can be intensely hot, though indoor attractions and luxury resorts remain popular year-round.

Among the city’s standout sights are the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, one of the region’s most impressive religious landmarks, and the Louvre Abu Dhabi, which anchors the cultural district on Saadiyat Island. Yas Island draws visitors with entertainment venues, theme parks, and the Formula 1 circuit, while Corniche offers a scenic stretch for walking, cycling, and beach time. For a more local feel, explore Al Bateen, Al Maryah Island, or the historic heart of the city around Qasr Al Hosn. Abu Dhabi’s food scene reflects its international population and Gulf heritage, with everything from Emirati dishes such as machboos and harees to excellent Lebanese, Indian, Persian, and modern fine-dining options. The city also provides a useful introduction to Emirati culture through its mosques, heritage villages, falconry traditions, and a hospitality style that balances tradition with contemporary sophistication.

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