Fully Inclusive
Touring with guides and entrance fees
First-time China visitors, nature lovers, families, cultural explorers
Touring with guides and entrance fees
Breakfasts: 6, Lunches: 5, Dinners: 5
6 nights in 3/4 star accommodation
Arrival & transfer day, no detailed sightseeing listed
Ascend Shanghai Tower for a 360° View of the Skyline:Ride one of the world’s fastest elevators to the 118th-floor observation deck of Shanghai Tower, and enjoy a breathtaking view of the Huangpu River, the Bund, and Pudong’s iconic skyscrapers. Explore Yu Garden – A Tranquil Oasis of Classical Chinese Beauty:Step into Yu Garden, a masterpiece of traditional Chinese landscaping with elegant pavilions, rockeries, koi ponds, and ancient architecture. Stroll through Yuyuan Bazaar to enjoy snacks and local crafts. Stroll Along Nanjing Road – Shanghai’s Iconic Commercial Street:Discover Nanjing Road, one of the most vibrant shopping streets in China, lined with boutiques, global brands, cafes, and neon lights—perfect for a taste of modern Shanghai lifestyle. Walk the Bund – Where Old Meets New on the Huangpu River:End the day with a relaxing walk on The Bund, a must-see on any Shanghai city tour. Admire 52 stunning colonial buildings facing Pudong’s futuristic skyline—East meets West, old meets new.
Visit the Shanghai Urban Planning Exhibition Center – See the City’s Past, Present & Future:Explore the Shanghai Urban Planning Exhibition Center, a fascinating modern museum where a massive 3D city model, historic photos, and multimedia exhibits reveal how Shanghai grew from a fishing village into a global megacity. Wander Tianzifang – A Blend of Shikumen Charm & Artistic Soul:Discover Tianzifang, a lively cultural block housed in well-preserved Shikumen alleys. This popular stop on many Shanghai cultural tours is perfect for seeing local life, sipping coffee, and browsing quirky art shops and handmade crafts.
Upon arrival, enjoy a Southern Song Dynasty Snacks Banquet, featuring flower tea, lotus root starch, Hangzhou-style cat's-ear noodles, fried bread sticks with shallots, and local moon cakes — accompanied by traditional Chinese instrumental music and a tea ceremony. In the afternoon, visit Lingyin Temple, one of China’s most important Buddhist temples, famous for its pagodas and Buddhist grottoes. Continue with a relaxing trip to West Lake (UNESCO World Heritage Site), Hangzhou’s most iconic landmark. Stroll around the lakeside and enjoy a West Lake cruise to Fairy Island, immersing yourself in the scenery praised in Chinese poetry.
After breakfast at your hotel, start your day with a visit to Meijiawu Tea Plantation, the birthplace of China’s finest Dragon Well (Longjing) Tea. Walk through the tea fields, watch local farmers hand-pick fresh leaves, and enjoy a tasting of authentic Longjing tea. Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant before exploring the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal (UNESCO World Heritage). Take a Grand Canal cruise and imagine the bustling life along the waterway in ancient times while witnessing Hangzhou’s modern development. Later, head to the Workmanship Demonstration Pavilion, where you can paint your own traditional oiled-paper umbrella. Watch artisans craft teapots, fans, umbrellas, and other traditional Chinese handicrafts.
Travel to Suzhou ("Venice of the East")- Visit the Master-of-Nets Garden (UNESCO-listed elegant garden)- Stroll/rickshaw ride along Pingjiang Road (canals & bridges reflect ancient Suzhou)- Afternoon: Explore Tongli Water Town (living museum of stone bridges & Ming-style homes)
Return to Shanghai and prepare for departure
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