Travel to East of China

Day 1 Shanghai Arrival

Shanghai arrival, transfer to hotel.

Day 2 Shanghai

-Shanghai Museum (the No.4 museum in China.)
-Former French Concession (Its juxtaposition between the ultra-modern and the colonial past,tree-lined streets, boutique shops, historic lane houses and villas make it a window into the city’s up-and-down history.)
-Shanghai World Financial Center (SWFC) (a panoramic view of the whole Shanghai and Huangpu River area.)
-Nanjing Road (shopping paradise as well as a great place to take a wonderful walk to experience the local modern atmosphere.)

Day 3 Shanghai / Tongli / Suzhou

-Tongli Water Town (an-aged but very well preserved water township with a history of more than 1,000 years. Fifteen rivers divide the town into seven islands and forty-nine sets of historic bridges connect the town as a whole, giving visitors a good idea of what Suzhou must have been like in its heyday.)
-Lingering Garden (one of the four most famous classical gardens in China that famous for the way it artistically dealt with space, and seamlessly combined various pavilions into the picturesque landscape.)
-No.1 Silk Factory (learn more about silk production and the detailed steps involved in the silk making process.)

Day 4 Suzhou – Hangzhou

-West Lake (the tranquil lake views as well as the ancient pagodas, traditional arched bridges, tree-lined walkways, beautiful hills, green islands and lush gardens.)
-Lingyin Temple (With a history of nearly 1700 year, Lingyin Temple is hidden in the luxurious forest, and offers charming and peaceful landscape and impressive Buddhist culture.)
-Feilai Peak (which features in uncountable Buddhist carvings lining the riverbanks and hillsides and tucked away inside grottoes.)
-Meijia Dock Dragon Well Tea Village (go for a walk among the tea plantations, marvel at the beautiful surrounding scenery, also sit down to enjoy a cup of the best Dragon Well Tea and listen to the interesting introduction about authentic traditional tea culture.)
-China National Tea Museum (to learn systematically about Chinese Tea Culture.)

Day 5 Hangzhou – Shanghai

-Six Harmonies Pagoda (to see the masterpieces of ancient Chinese architecture. Climbing onto the top, you could have a spectacular view of Qiantang River and surrounding hills.)
-Hefang Street (a unique pedestrian street full of ornate Chinese architectures, local delicious snacks and interesting handcrafts.)

Day 6 Shanghai Departure

-Shanghai Urban Planning Exhibition Center (a modern, vibrant and cosmopolitan city from a shabby fishing village.)
-Jade Buddha Temple (Owning the largest jade Buddha in the world and numerous religious artifacts, ancient statues and Buddhist scriptures, the very pure land in the crowded downtown is a quiet place for nice break in this busy city.)