Mikvah Shanghai Purity & immersion in Shanghai
✡ Rabbi Shalom D. Greenberg Location: Shanghai, Shanghai, China
About Located in Shanghai, China, Mikvah Shanghai provides mikvah facilities for the local community. It operates under the supervision of Rabbi Shalom D. Greenberg. The mikvah is affiliated with Shanghai Chabad Jewish Center. Opening times: By Appointment Only, 24 Hours Notice Please.
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For children & families 729Location Address: 1720 Hong Qiao Road, Villa 1 (Shuicheng Lu And Hongqiao Lu) Shanghai, 200336 China
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Home · Contact · List your business About this listing Mikvah Shanghai serves as a vital resource for the Jewish community in mainland China. This facility provides a private and halachically approved space for ritual immersion. It is an essential pillar for those observing the laws of family purity while living in or visiting the region.
\nThe facility is affiliated with the Shanghai Chabad Jewish Center. It operates under the dedicated leadership of Rabbi Shalom D. Greenberg. The design follows strict halachic standards, including the Bor Al Gabai Bor configuration. This ensures that the highest levels of Jewish law are met for every user.
\nVisitors will find a clean, modern, and welcoming environment. The staff understands the needs of international travelers and locals alike. Because it is the primary mikvah in the city, it plays a central role in maintaining traditional Jewish life in Shanghai.
About the area The mikvah is situated at 1720 Hong Qiao Road in the Changning District. This location is part of the Villa 1 complex near the corner of Shuicheng Lu. This area is a well-known residential and commercial hub in western Shanghai.
\n\nGetting to Hongqiao \nHongqiao is a major gateway for the city. The area is served by a large network of taxis and ride-sharing apps. It is also near the Hongqiao International Airport and the major high-speed railway station. This makes the mikvah accessible for those arriving from other parts of China.
\nMany expat families live in this neighborhood due to the presence of international schools and parks. The streets are wide and generally easy for drivers to navigate. If you are staying in the Puxi area, the journey to the mikvah is relatively straightforward by car.
Nearby Jewish landmarks While Shanghai has a small Jewish population today, the Hongqiao district and surrounding areas offer essential services for visitors and residents. The city has a rich history as a refuge, and current resources support a vibrant community life.
\n\nNearby Jewish Landmarks \n\nThe Shanghai Chabad Jewish Center (the main hub for communal life and kosher meals) \nThe Ohel Moshe Synagogue and Jewish Refugees Museum (located in the historic Hongkou District) \nThe Jewish section of the Songqingling Cemetery \nKosher food delivery services operating through the Chabad network \n \nVisitors often combine a visit to the center with a trip to the historic Bund waterfront or the peaceful Xujiahui Park. Both are reachable by car from the Hongqiao area.
What to expect When you visit Mikvah Shanghai, you can expect a discreet and respectful experience. The facility is kept in excellent condition. It features all the necessary supplies for preparation before immersion. This allows travelers to visit even if they do not have their own supplies with them.
\n\nScheduling Your Visit \n\nAll visits are strictly by appointment. \nUsers must contact the center at least 24 hours in advance. \nThe staff provides clear instructions on arrival procedures. \nPrivacy is a top priority for all guests. \n \nThe mikvah is designed to be a peaceful sanctuary. The heating and filtration systems are maintained regularly. This ensures the water is comfortable and clean for every user. For any specific ritual questions, you may contact the resident rabbi through the Chabad center.
Frequently asked questions Do I need to book in advance? The facility is available by appointment only. Please provide at least 24 hours of notice to ensure the water is prepared and a staff member is available.
Who provides the kashrut supervision? The mikvah is under the supervision of Rabbi Shalom D. Greenberg of Chabad Shanghai. It is built to the Bor Al Gabai Bor standard.
Where is the mikvah located in Shanghai? The mikvah is located at 1720 Hong Qiao Road, Villa 1, at the intersection of Shuicheng Lu and Hongqiao Lu.
Are the facilities modern? Yes, the facility is modern and maintained to high standards of cleanliness and comfort for all users.
