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Flights from Shanghai to Bali (Denpasar)

Shanghai is one of the more consistently served Chinese gateways to Bali, with nonstop service connecting Pudong International Airport directly to Ngurah Rai International Airport. Two Chinese carriers operate the route, giving eastern China travelers a same-day option to the island without connecting through Southeast Asia first — a meaningful advantage on a long-haul leisure route where extra layovers add real time to a beach trip.

Ticket Prices from Shanghai to Bali

One-way economy fares start from USD 122.61 on Traveloka. With two airlines competing on the same nonstop city pair, fares tend to move with China's own holiday calendar — Golden Week and the Lunar New Year period are consistently the priciest windows to book, while shoulder-season fares outside those stretches are generally more competitive.

Airlines Flying from Shanghai to Bali

China Eastern Airlines and Juneyao Air both operate nonstop flights on this route. China Eastern runs a wider network and frequency out of Pudong, while Juneyao, a full-service carrier based in Shanghai, is known for newer aircraft on its long-haul leisure routes. Both offer checked baggage as standard, unlike the budget carriers found on shorter regional Bali routes.

Flight Duration and Route

The nonstop flight from Shanghai to Bali takes approximately 6 hours 15 minutes, crossing the South China Sea for most of the journey. Because this is a long-haul nonstop rather than a regional hop, it's worth building in extra rest before a full day of sightseeing on arrival.

Best Time to Visit Bali from Shanghai

Bali's dry season from April to October offers the most reliable sunshine and is a popular window for Shanghai travelers looking to escape the mainland's own humid summer. The wet season from November to March brings shorter, more frequent afternoon rain showers rather than all-day downpours, and often comes with lower accommodation rates.

Top Things to Do in Bali

Tanah Lot's offshore sea temple is one of the island's most photographed sunset spots, while inland, Ubud's rice terraces and busy art market are a popular full-day stop. Mount Batur draws early risers for a sunrise trek, and Kuta Beach remains the easiest first stop for swimming and surf lessons close to the airport.

Where to Stay in Bali

Nusa Dua's resort strip suits travelers wanting calm, family-friendly beaches with minimal hassle, while Seminyak offers a livelier scene of beach clubs and boutique dining nearby. Canggu has become the base of choice for surfers and longer-stay visitors, and Ubud remains the pick for travelers prioritizing a quieter, inland stay.

Travel Tips for Flying from Shanghai to Bali

Chinese passport holders should confirm current Indonesian visa requirements before booking, as visa-on-arrival and e-visa rules for short tourist stays can change — checking the latest policy close to your travel date is worth the few minutes it takes. Bali sits one hour behind Shanghai time, a small adjustment worth noting when planning airport pickups. The local currency is the Indonesian rupiah, and international arrivals pay a one-time Tourism Levy on entry.

Why Book Your Shanghai to Bali Flight on Traveloka

With two airlines competing on the same nonstop route, comparing fares side by side on Traveloka before booking is worth the extra few minutes. Price Alert flags a good fare before it moves with China's holiday calendar, and Easy Reschedule adds flexibility if your travel dates shift. See Traveloka's full range of flights to Indonesia for more options.