✨Nanjing+Wuxi+Suzhou+Hangzhou+Shanghai+Wuzhen 6-Day 5-Night Group Tour

✨Nanjing+Wuxi+Suzhou+Hangzhou+Shanghai+Wuzhen 6-Day 5-Night Group Tour

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📌This itinerary is for reference only. Final details are subject to your actual booking.

Itinerary Introduction

Please arrive at the designated city one day before the tour starts.

 

Day 01

 Nanjing South Station Meet-Up — Confucius Temple & Qinhuai River — Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum — Taoyuanli at Maoshan · Dao Tianxia Oriental Salt Lake City

 

12:00. 🚆 Transportation

🚆Make your own way to Nanjing according to your selected train schedule. Upon arrival, gather at “Nanjing South Railway Station”.

Meeting Location: Nanjing South Station.

Meeting Time: 12:00–12:30 (subject to tour guide’s notice).

📢Special Notes:

1. Free pick-up is arranged at 11:00 AM from both Nanjing Lukou Airport and Nanjing Railway Station to Nanjing South Station!

2. The shuttle departs on time at 11:00 AM. If you arrive late, please go to Nanjing South Station or the scenic spot to join the group on your own. Keep your phone on after landing so the guide can contact you. Missed attractions will be considered voluntarily forfeited and are non-refundable.

3. Since travelers arrive in Nanjing by various means (train, high-speed rail, airplane), the travel agency will arrange flexibly. Early arrivals may enjoy free time or visit the Confucius Temple on their own and then meet up with the group. Please actively cooperate with the guide’s arrangement. Thank you!

🧭**[Free Time Recommendations]**

If you arrive early, you may store your luggage at Nanjing South Station and explore the city freely before regrouping with the guide.

Museums: Six Dynasties Museum, Jiangnan Weaving Museum, China Imperial Examination Museum

Food & Snacks: Zhangfuyuan, Kexiang, Hongmiao, Nanhu

Photo Spots: Xinjiekou, Ancient Jiming Temple, Ming Xiaoling Mausoleum

🚌 Travel Time: Approximately 30 minutes

12:30   🍜🍽 Lunch (Not Included)

Adults: Not included | Children: Not included

Try local Nanjing delicacies on your own.

Recommended Snacks: Duck blood vermicelli soup, soup dumplings, soy-marinated tofu, salted duck, glutinous rice cakes, mixed tofu soup, beef potstickers, tofu pudding, etc.

Recommended Restaurants: Confucius Temple Snack Market, Nanjing Da Pai Dang, Yin’s Soup Dumplings, Lion Pavilion, Xianheng Restaurant, Qinhuai People’s Home, Tea Guest Old Station, etc.

Meal Time: Around 30 minutes

13:00  🏮 Attractions

🏮Confucius Temple Qinhuai Scenic Belt (Free Entry) 4.7/5

Experience the 37th Qinhuai Lantern Festival

🏮Also known as the “Jinling Lantern Festival”, “Confucius Temple Lantern Festival”, or “Nanjing Lantern Festival”, the Qinhuai Lantern Festival is mainly held from Chinese New Year to the Lantern Festival each year. The impression of Qinhuai: bright lights shimmering, ten miles of bustling streets with ancient charm. Among the brilliant Qinhuai intangible cultural heritage items, the Lantern Festival is undoubtedly a shining star. Since the Qinhuai District resumed hosting the festival annually in 1986, it has grown significantly. In 2006, it was included in the first batch of National Intangible Cultural Heritage items, boosting the reputation of Qinhuai culture. Today, the folk tradition of “seeing lanterns at Confucius Temple during New Year” has become an essential part of celebrating the Spring Festival for Nanjing locals. 🎉🏮

🎊This year’s Lantern Festival centers around the Confucius Temple, Mendong district, and the Ten-Mile Qinhuai River cruise route, complemented by festive decorations around the temple area, with various themed lantern installations.

📍1. Core Exhibition Area of the Confucius Temple

31 sets of lanterns are placed in ticketed attractions like Dacheng Hall, the Imperial Examination Museum (including the South Garden), and the public square in the temple center. These installations are inspired by traditional Chinese culture, showcasing its essence and unique charm. 🎨🏯

🚣♂️2. Ten-Mile Qinhuai River Cruise Exhibition Area

8 lantern displays are set along the East Wuhuali cruise route and the section from Dongshuikou to Fucheng Bridge. This links together culturally significant sites like Wuyi Lane, Zhuque Street, Taoye Ferry, and Dongshuikou, enhancing the festive ambiance of the water tour.

🏘️3. Old Mendong Exhibition Area

Preserving the ancient city structure while blending in folk culture and intangible heritage, this area becomes a festive Lantern Festival street during the Spring Festival. Enjoy lanterns, traditional markets, photo ops, check-in spots, and hands-on intangible heritage experiences—a full-on New Year atmosphere! 📸🧧

Public Atmosphere Exhibition Area

A total of 14 lantern installations are set up at various locations including the East, North, and West Archways of the Confucius Temple, Zhan Garden Road Archway, Pingjiang Mansion Road Archway, Confucius Temple North Square, Pingjiang Mansion Bridge, Laiyan Bridge, Dashiba Street (East and West entrances), Gongyuan West Street, Jinling Road, Qinhuai Gifts (entrance), and Theatre Alley (entrances from Gongyuan Street and Pingjiang Mansion Road), and the roundabout on Zhan Garden Road. 🎆

The Confucius Temple Qinhuai Scenic Belt refers to the area centered around the Confucius Temple and along the Qinhuai River, including nearby alleys, residences, historical relics, and scenic spots. The poem by Liu Yuxi, “The swallows that once nested before the halls of the Wang and Xie families now fly into the homes of common folk,” was written about this very place. 🏛️🏞️

Overview of the Scenic Area

Since ancient times, this area has been one of the most prosperous parts of Nanjing. You can not only see historical buildings of the ancient capital here but also savor authentic Qinhuai-style snacks. You can wander through the alleys or take a boat ride along the Qinhuai River to enjoy the charm of the riverside from different perspectives. At night, the scenic area is lit up with colorful lanterns, creating a dazzling atmosphere. The experience of “anchoring at night on the Qinhuai River” is particularly enchanting. Festivals are held year-round here: the Spring Cultural Temple Fair, the Summer Qinhuai Festival, the Autumn Confucius Temple Food Festival, and the Winter Jinling Lantern Fair. 🌉🎏🍜🛶

Attractions in the Scenic Area

In addition to the Confucius Temple, the scenic belt includes Zhan Garden, the Jiangnan Examination Hall—an ancient imperial examination site, the former residence of Li Xiangjun, a legendary figure from the Ming-Qing transition period, Wuyi Lane—the former residence of Eastern Jin ministers Wang Dao and Xie An, Egret Island Park—once the private garden of Ming Dynasty founding general Xu Da, Zhonghua Gate (Ming City Wall), and the former residence of Wu Jingzi, author of The Scholars. 🏯📜🌿

Local Cuisine

Food is a highlight of touring the Qinhuai River area. The streets are lined with teahouses, restaurants, and snack stalls, and the “Eight Delicacies of Qinhuai” are a must-try. These refer to 16 famous dishes from eight renowned snack shops in Nanjing:

• Kuiguang Pavilion: Spiced Tea Eggs, Spiced Beans

• Yongheyuan: Crab Shell Pastry, Shredded Dried Tofu with Shrimp

• Qifangge: Duck Oil Crispy Pastry, Sesame Oil Tofu

• Liufengju: Scallion Pancakes, Soft Tofu

• Qifangge: Assorted Vegetable Buns, Chicken Noodle Soup

• Jiang Youji: Beef Potstickers, Beef Soup

• Zhanyuan Noodle House: Thin Dumplings, Red Soup Spicy Fish Noodles

• Lianhu Cake Shop: Five-Colored Cakes, Osmanthus-Filled Glutinous Balls 🍢🍜🥟🧁

Shopping

This area is also a bustling commercial district filled with shops. You’ll find everything from traditional souvenirs to trendy gadgets. It’s a great place to pick up a few favorite items as mementos of your visit. 🛍️🎁🧸

Qinhuai Painted Boats

If you’d like to take a boat ride on the Qinhuai River, you can board at the pier across from the Confucius Temple. Each boat is equipped with guides or recorded narrations introducing the attractions. While enjoying the scenic views along the river, you’ll also learn about the rich historical stories of the area. 🚤🏮📖

Nanjing Confucius Temple & Qinhuai River Scenic Belt

This is a tourist destination rich in history and culture. Here, you’ll experience the beauty of the fusion between the ancient and the modern and immerse yourself in the charm of Jiangnan’s watery towns. 🏞️📸✨

Confucius Temple

As one of the four great Confucian temples in China, the Nanjing Confucius Temple is set against the backdrop of the Qinhuai River—known as the mother river of Nanjing. Located on Gongyuan Street, the temple complex includes Dacheng Hall, Mingde Hall, and Zunjing Pavilion, all radiating a strong cultural atmosphere. Here, you can deeply experience the profound thoughts of Confucius and the essence of Confucian culture. 🏯📚🧠

Qinhuai River

The Qinhuai River is considered the mother river of Nanjing and is rich in historical and cultural significance. You can stroll along its banks, admire the ancient architecture, and enjoy the greenery. There are also various river cruises available, allowing you to appreciate the beauty of the river while listening to its stories. 🌊🏛️🌳

Other Attractions

Additionally, the area features many more attractions like the Former Residence of Li Xiangjun and the Nanjing Imperial Examination Museum. (Some minor attractions may require an entrance fee, paid at your own expense.) Each site has its own unique charm, promising delightful surprises as you explore. 🏠🎓🔍

The Nanjing Confucius Temple and Qinhuai River Scenic Belt is a tourist destination that combines culture, history, and natural beauty. Whether you’re here to trace the footsteps of the past or to admire picturesque landscapes, this place will leave you with unforgettable memories. 🌅📷❤️

🕒🚶♀️Duration: About 1 hour and 30 minutes

14:30 Transportation

Gather and head to Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum

Friendly Reminder: On Mondays (except public holidays), some areas of the Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum are closed, so only part of the site can be visited. Since it is a free scenic area, no refunds are available. Walking from the parking lot to the entrance takes 10-15 minutes. A shuttle service is available at ¥20 per person, at your own expense. 🚍🚶♂️

🚌🕒Travel Time: Approximately 30 minutes

15:00 Attraction/Scenic Site

Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum Scenic Area (No Admission Fee) ⭐ Rating: 4.7/5

📍Located in the Zhongshan Scenic Area in eastern Nanjing, the mausoleum is adjacent to Linggu Temple to the east and the Ming Xiaoling Mausoleum to the west. The entire architectural complex is built along the mountain’s contour, arranged from south to north along a central axis, forming the shape of an alarm bell. 🏔️⛩️

Overall Layout of Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum

The mausoleum complex consists of structures such as the Archway of Universal Love (Bo’ai Fang), the Sacred Way, Mausoleum Gate, Stele Pavilion, Sacrificial Hall, and Burial Chamber. At the entrance square stands a tall granite archway inscribed with the golden characters “Bo’ai” (Universal Love). 🏛️💛

Heading north past the Archway of Universal Love, you’ll reach the nearly 400-meter-long Sacred Way with 392 stone steps and a vertical drop of 73 meters. At the top stands the Mausoleum Gate, with green glazed tiles on the roof and the inscription “Tianxia Wei Gong” (“The World Belongs to the People”) on the plaque. 🪜🏯🌿

Proceeding further is the Stele Pavilion, and continuing ahead leads you to the Sacrificial Hall… ⛩️🕊️

Sacrificial Hall

The Sacrificial Hall is the main structure of the mausoleum. It resembles a traditional Chinese palace in style and features a grand interior. In the center of the hall sits a white marble statue of Dr. Sun Yat-sen, dressed in a long gown and mandarin jacket, with a solemn and dignified expression. 🏯🗿

The walls of the hall are engraved with Sun Yat-sen’s “Last Will and Testament,” a significant political declaration he made before his death, expressing his hopes for the nation’s future and his trust in the people. 📜🕊️

Burial Chamber

Behind the Sacrificial Hall lies the Burial Chamber, which is reached by climbing several more steps. It features a solemn circular domed structure. In the center rests Sun Yat-sen’s stone coffin, surrounded by a white marble balustrade. ⚱️🏛️🌿

Photography and loud talking are prohibited inside the burial chamber. Visitors are expected to remain quiet and respectful. 📵🤫

The Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum is not only the final resting place of China’s great modern revolutionary forerunner but also a national memorial that embodies the ideal of “The World Belongs to the People,” blending tradition with modernity and solemnity with grace. 🇨🇳🌏

🕐 Suggested Visit Duration: Around 1 to 2 hours

17:00 | Transportation

Gather and depart for “Maoshan Taoyuan” – Oriental Salt Lake City in Changzhou 🚌🌄

Distance: About 50 km / Approx. 60 minutes 🚗🕒

18:00 | Dinner

Adults: Meal not included | Children: Meal not included 🍽️❌

Enjoy local snacks freely in Oriental Salt Lake City 😋🏮

Snack Recommendations: Maoshan Braised Goose, Hand-peeled Bamboo Shoots, Green-shelled Eggs, Maoshan Purple Sweet Potato, Maoshan Chestnuts, Black Rice, Xiaoyao Pastry 🌰🥚🍠

Meal Duration: About 30 minutes ⏱️

18:30 | Attraction: Maoshan Oriental Salt Lake City (Tickets Included) 4.5/5

The Joy Spring Waterfall is in full bloom and undergoing an exciting upgrade. From March 22 onwards, it will reopen with a brand-new look! Flowers blanket the town, making every snapshot picture-perfect 🌸📸

Located at the foot of Maoshan Mountain, Oriental Salt Lake City allows visitors to experience Taoist culture, intangible heritage, and wellness activities. With architecture inspired by the Wei and Jin dynasties, it offers a lively glimpse into folk life 🏞️⛩️

A combination of boutique mountain lodges, cultural exhibitions, and folk performances makes it a top family-friendly destination in Changzhou 👨👩👧👦🏡

Enjoy spring outings, summer cool escapes, autumn wellness, and winter traditions. By day, explore exhibitions, feast on delicacies, and discover the magical Eight Courtyards; by night, chill at lakeside bars in the mountain’s lively nightlife 🌿🍻🌙

Leisure in the Mountain Town – Wellness Courses

Each season offers unique scenery. Wellness activities include breathing exercises, Baduanjin Qigong, etc. Please refer to the official schedule for times 🧘♀️📅

Fun in the Town – Immersive Time-travel Experience

Dress up in traditional clothes, boat on the lake, join fun crafts—immerse yourself in the relaxing charm of the old-style town 🎭🛶🎨

Year-round joy: tea-picking in spring, water fights in summer, seasonal delicacies in autumn, and hot spring celebrations in winter 🍵💦🔥

Unique Museum & Heritage Experiences

Activities include traditional paper-cutting, salt painting, pyrography, Taoist charms, idiom learning, and stargazing in the Sky Street—celebrating rich Chinese heritage 🌠✂️📜

Taste the Mountains – Authentic Local Cuisine

Delicious seasonal foods delight your palate: fragrant Maoshan snacks, wild delicacies and lake-fresh dishes. Don’t miss the immersive martial arts banquet show 🎭🍗🎉

Stay in the Town – Enjoy the Nighttime Fairyland

At night, the town glows like ancient Chang’an. Stay options include hot spring inns, boutique lodges, themed guesthouses, and wild-style camping 🌃🏕️🏮

Maoshan Oriental Salt Lake City · Tao World is an all-in-one destination for culture, tourism, leisure, and wellness—perfect for experiencing traditional Chinese culture and natural beauty 🧭🌿🇨🇳

So Magical｜Three-layered Fairyland with 100+ Immersive Immortal Experiences

So Fantastic｜1,000-acre fantasy with four light tunnels for instant teleportation

So Beautiful｜Live mountain-water show better than fireworks – must see

So Fun｜Folk night market, bars, DJ nightlife maxed out 🎆🎶

Tips：

The first 45 guests per tour group can upgrade to an in-town inn for free. Limited availability—first come, first served. Otherwise, a 4-star hotel in Wuxi will be arranged at no extra cost 🏨✨

Fireworks and performances are provided by the scenic area for free; schedule is subject to change based on the site’s daily arrangements. Thank you for your understanding 🎇📆

Activity Duration: Around 2 hours ⏳

20:30  Hotel

Maoshan Dongfang Salt Lake City Songgui Li Hotel or Maoshan Dongfang Salt Lake City Mountain Residence Inn or Wuxi East Station Holiday Inn Express

or Wuxi Xiexin Weijia Hotel or Fort Days Hotel (Wuxi Shofang Airport Zhoujingxiang Metro Station) or

Wuxi Risheng International Hotel (Baolong Plaza Wangzhuang Road Metro Station)

 

Day 02

Taihu Peninsula Yuantouzhu—Suzhou Garden Lion Grove—Water Town Essence Wuzhen West Branch Night Tour

07:00  Breakfast

Adults: Included  Children: Not included

Enjoy breakfast at the hotel, a beautiful day begins with a delicious breakfast.

Dining time: Approximately 30 minutes

10:00  Attractions/Facilities

Yuantouzhu (Ticket Included) 4.6/5

Yuantouzhu is a peninsula on the northern part of Taihu Lake, named after the shape of a floating turtle. Here, you can explore a vast garden area, take a boat to experience the boundless beauty of Taihu Lake, or climb to Taihu Island for a secret adventure. In spring, you can also enjoy cherry blossoms, experiencing the poetic meaning of “the best place in Taihu, after all, is Yuantouzhu.”

The spring cherry blossom season is a grand spectacle here, with a lively cherry blossom festival.Surrounded by water on three sides, Yuantouzhu offers natural beauty with vast mountains and waters, dotted with sails, as well as picturesque rural scenery with small bridges and flowing water—this is the grand beauty of Taihu’s landscapes. Taihu Island is a must-visit spot in Yuantouzhu, with Taoist temples and stone carvings of both Taoist and Buddhist statues. If you climb to the top of Deer Peak on the peninsula, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the lake’s lush green shores. On clear days, you might even see elegant boat shadows on the lake, feeling the vast beauty of Taihu.

As a place for cherry blossom viewing, Yuantouzhu’s uniqueness lies in two features: first, the “water, land, and air” panoramic view of cherry blossoms; second, you can even enjoy cherry blossoms at night, where the blossoms and lighting blend together beautifully.Early cherries at Yuantouzhu usually bloom in early March, mostly single-petal or semi-double-petal varieties. The cherry blossoms are classified into early and late bloomers, with the early cherries having a one-week blooming period, and the late blossoms lasting 7-10 days. The blooming times can be affected by temperature changes, and the gap between early and late blooms can be anywhere from 5 to 12 days.

Typically, the best time for viewing cherry blossoms is late March when the Somei Yoshino cherries bloom. The exact blooming period depends on the weather, and if cold air occurs, it might delay the peak bloom.In summer, beautiful lotus flowers can also be enjoyed here.

Warm Tips:

Due to the strict restriction of tour buses in the scenic area, you can choose to walk or take the scenic area shuttle bus for 40 CNY per person, please manage it on your own!

Photography Tips:

1. Water Scenic Garden: The red cypress forest in the Water Scenic Garden contrasts with the classical Jiangnan gardens, creating unique landscapes with features like artificial mountains, wooden bridges, and the Seven-Star Bridge—an ideal photography spot.

2. Cherry Blossom Valley: In autumn, the Cherry Blossom Valley is dominated by red spider lilies, which stand out brightly against the green grass, making it an excellent location for flower photography.

3. Taihu Island: Take a boat to Taihu Island, where you can capture the magnificent views of Taihu Lake either from the boat or the island, and experience the distinct charm of Taihu while admiring the stunning sight of red-billed gulls.

12:00  Lunch

Adults: Included  Children: Included

Suzhou-style Special Meal

Warm Tips: The dishes are subject to actual servings, and seasonal changes may result in menu adjustments. The menu is for ten people per table, and the number of dishes will decrease with fewer people. Group meals cannot be refunded if not used, thank you for your understanding!

Meal Standard: 50 CNY per person

Dining time: Approximately 1 hour

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14:00  Attractions/Venues

Lion Grove Garden (Entrance ticket included) 4.7/5

Lion Grove Garden is one of the “Four Famous Gardens of Suzhou,” along with the Humble Administrator’s Garden, Lingering Garden, and Canglang Pavilion. Though small, the garden is famous for its rockeries, which resemble dancing lions. The rocks are interconnected like a maze, and visitors can count the stone lions and experience the fun of hide-and-seek in the maze.

The garden’s center features a pond and rockeries, with famous rock peaks like Lion Peak, Hanhui, and Tuyu. Ancient buildings like the Zhenqu Pavilion, Xiushu Pavilion, and Jian Mountain Tower surround the pond. Climbing Jian Mountain Tower offers a panoramic view of the entire garden.In the western part of the garden, on a raised earth mound, is the Wenmei Pavilion, where the furniture, ceiling, and window patterns are all designed in the shape of plum flowers. Plum trees are planted around the pavilion and bloom in February. The garden also has a long corridor, along which are inscriptions of calligraphy by famous Song Dynasty artists like Su Shi, Mi Fu, Huang Tingjian, and Cai Xiang, as well as a monument to a poem about plum blossoms by Wen Tianxiang from the Southern Song Dynasty.

Lion Grove Garden was originally built in the Yuan Dynasty as a Zen Buddhist temple garden, later converted into a private residence. The garden was beloved by Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty, who visited six times during his Southern tours. He even said there were five hundred stone lions in the rockery. The garden still bears Qianlong’s inscriptions, and replicas of Lion Grove Garden can be found in the Summer Palace and Chengde Mountain Resort.

Entering Lion Grove Garden feels like stepping into a wonderful three-dimensional painting. It is known for its small yet exquisite design, standing alongside the famous gardens like the Humble Administrator’s Garden, Lingering Garden, and Canglang Pavilion. The garden’s maze of rocks and winding paths form natural labyrinths waiting for you to explore, where you can play hide-and-seek and enjoy the fun of counting stone lions.At the heart of the garden, the pond reflects the peaks of the rocks, such as Lion Peak, Hanhui, and Tuyu, which either appear majestic or gentle, complementing the ancient buildings like Zhenqu Pavilion and Xiushu Pavilion. From Jian Mountain Tower, visitors can enjoy the breathtaking landscape.

In the western part of the garden, on a raised earth mound, the Wenmei Pavilion awaits, where every detail is designed with the motif of plum blossoms. The shadows of plum trees dance outside the windows, and in February, the fragrance of plum blossoms fills the air, creating a beautiful scene.

Recommended Activities:

Rocky Kingdom: Lion Grove Garden is famous for its rockeries, which resemble dancing groups of lions. The rocks are interconnected like a maze, and visitors can count the stone lions and navigate through the maze, experiencing the fun of hide-and-seek.

Pavilions and Towers: The garden contains many pavilions and towers, such as Yan Yu Hall, the Little Square Hall, Nine Lions Peak, Zhi Bai Pavilion, Zhenqu Pavilion, Anxiang Shuying Tower, Shifang, and the Lakeside Pavilion. Each has its own rich cultural and historical significance.

Water Features and Flora: The water in the garden reflects the blue sky and warm sunlight, resembling a mirror. The garden’s lush trees and vibrant flowers create a beautiful landscape.

Yifeng Zhibai Pavilion: This is the place where the garden’s Zen atmosphere is most evident. The pavilion is intricately decorated and embodies the cultural and scenic value of Lion Grove Garden.

Lotus Pond and Fish Watching: In front of the ancient Wusong Garden and the Zhenqu Pavilion inscribed by Emperor Qianlong, the lotus pond is a great place for watching fish and admiring the lotus flowers, while the surrounding rockeries and pavilions provide a perfect backdrop.

Changing Views with Every Step: Standing in Zhenqu Pavilion, you can gaze southward across the pond, where the mountains rise in ridges, the peaks are reflected in the water, pavilions dot the lake, and lotus flowers fill the pond. Everywhere you look, there is a scene worth lingering on.

Garden Aesthetic: The rockeries in Lion Grove Garden wind through mysterious, interesting paths. The pond’s golden fish and lotus leaves are reflected in the rocks, creating a peaceful and delightful atmosphere. The halls combine both Zen and Confucian elements, each steeped in profound cultural meanings.

Nine Lions Peak: The Nine Lions Peak is the garden’s treasure. The rock peak is rugged and porous, with natural stone patterns that change in shape as you view it from different angles. Its grandeur is awe-inspiring.

Historical and Cultural Value: Since its establishment in the Yuan Dynasty, Lion Grove Garden has undergone several periods of decline and revival. Each renovation has left deep historical marks, reflecting the cultural and economic characteristics of the times.

Photography Tips:

Rock Maze: Find the right angles in the rock maze to capture the maze-like stone passages and the stone lions in various shapes.

Zhenqu Pavilion: This pavilion, inscribed by Emperor Qianlong, offers a great view to photograph the combination of the pavilion with the lake and mountain scenery.

Lakeside Pavilion: Situated in the middle of the pond, it is a perfect spot to capture the panoramic view of Lion Grove Garden and its reflection in the water.

Yifeng Zhibai Pavilion: Capture the intricate architectural details and the Zen atmosphere of the garden.

Lotus Pond and Fish Watching: Capture the harmonious scene of lotus flowers and golden fish, experiencing the exquisite beauty of an Eastern garden.

Activity Duration: Approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes

18:00 Attraction/Venue

Wuzhen (First Entrance Ticket Included) 4.5/5

Wuzhen is an ancient town in the northern suburbs of Tongxiang, known for its long history. The main scenic areas are divided into the West and East Ridges. You can enjoy the night view of the West Ridge, take a gondola ride, and watch folk performances — all unmissable experiences for visitors. It is also the filming location for the movie “Twenty Something” starring Huang Lei and Liu Ruoying.

The East and West Ridges are about 1.5 kilometers apart. If you want to visit both in one day, it’s recommended to arrive early at Wuzhen. You can first visit the East Ridge (2-3 hours), then after lunch, head to the West Ridge and enjoy the night view there. If you have two days, you can consider spending one day at each.

West and East Ridge Highlights:

You can wander along the stone-paved roads of the West Ridge all day, sampling local snacks like stinky tofu, Ding Sheng cake, and Gu-Sao cake, or visit cultural landmarks such as Zhaoming Academy and the old post office. Of course, don’t miss the chance to take a gondola ride to savor the water town experience.If time permits, don’t miss the West Ridge’s night tour. The water lanes, ancient bridges, and white walls are beautifully illuminated by lights. The experience of taking a gondola ride at night is especially enchanting. Afterward, enjoy a drink at a bar, or watch an outdoor classic movie or a flower drum opera — it’s a truly relaxing experience.

Compared to the West Ridge, the East Ridge is smaller but has a more vibrant local life.

Local residents still live here, and there are attractions like the shadow play theater, the Sanbai wine workshop, the Taoist temple, and the former residence of Mao Dun. You can also watch performances such as the “Fist Boat” (fighting on a boat) and the “High Pole Boat” (climbing bamboo poles on a boat), which offer a richer cultural and historical experience.There are shuttle buses between the East and West Ridges.

Local Delicacies and Souvenirs:

Braised lamb and soy sauce duck are must-try dishes in Wuzhen, with lamb being especially famous. The Hanlin Mansion Hotel and Fengyuan Restaurant in the East Ridge, and Yusheng Restaurant and Soy Sauce Duck Flavor Restaurant in the West Ridge, are all popular dining spots. Don’t miss trying local snacks like stinky tofu, Ding Sheng cake, and Gu-Sao cake, found in the alleys and streets.

If you want to bring back some souvenirs, hand-crafted “Sanbai Wine,” Taoxuchang brand bean paste, exquisite wood carvings and bamboo carvings, as well as items made from “blue printed cloth” such as headscarves, tea coasters, umbrellas, wallets, and various symbolic pendants are all good choices. There are plenty of specialty stores in the streets.

Accommodation in the Scenic Area:

There are many hotels and inns in the West Ridge Scenic Area, all managed by the local authorities, with prices ranging from low to high. Staying inside the scenic area allows for convenient sightseeing and a better experience of the night view in the West Ridge.

There are also many hotels and inns outside the scenic area, which are relatively cheaper than those inside.

West Ridge (Entrance Ticket Included) 4.5/5

The West Ridge is the essence of Wuzhen. Although it is one of the main scenic areas along with the East Ridge, it lacks the hustle and bustle of the East Ridge. Everything here has been renovated and designed, with cafés and bars lining the streets, giving the area an artistic atmosphere.A night gondola ride in the West Ridge is highly recommended. The reflections of the lights and the sound of the oars create a mesmerizing atmosphere of the Jiangnan water town.

The Xishi River runs through the West Ridge from east to west, and the intersecting small rivers divide the area into many small islands, connected by dozens of unique ancient stone bridges. The old buildings are built along the water, showcasing typical Jiangnan water town views of small bridges and flowing water.In addition to the attractions you can visit, there are many charming small shops, cafés, and bars in the scenic area, perfect for relaxing and browsing slowly.

You can explore the West Ridge on foot, or take the shuttle bus or boat within the scenic area.

If it’s daytime, take a stroll along the West Ridge Main Street on the north bank. The Zhaoming Academy is where Prince Zhaoming Xiao Tong once studied, and now it’s a library. You can read a book here or leave a note on the message wall at the entrance, sharing your thoughts. At the “Three Inch Golden Lotus Museum,” you can see hundreds of pairs of bound foot shoes.From the east side of the south bank, you can smell the soy sauce aroma from the Xuchang Soy Sauce Workshop from a distance. You can see the large outdoor vats used for making soy sauce, or buy some as souvenirs. Near Qianshan Bridge, there’s a street called Nühong Street with many shops selling hand-embroidered products and scarves. Girls might want to shop for little trinkets here, then head to the old post office across the river to send a postcard with a Wuzhen postmark to friends and family. It’s artistic and romantic.

The night view of the West Ridge is one of the reasons many people fall in love with this place. At night, the bridges and houses of the ancient town light up, and sailing in a small boat through the reflections feels amazing. The photos taken here also have a unique charm.Additionally, there are several activities you can participate in. On clear nights, the old theater square shows classic black-and-white films like “The Adventures of Sanmao” and “Tunnel Warfare” using vintage projectors. Watching these films while sitting on long benches gives a special feeling.

If you are interested in traditional arts, you might want to visit the Water Market to hear the Huagu Opera or the Grand Theater Book Hall to listen to Pingtan, a traditional Chinese storytelling performance.

1. Wuzhen West Ridge was transformed from century-old residential houses. The inns along the Xishi River meander through the area, creating a beautiful, extraordinary, and ancient land. Wuzhen is one of China’s most charming towns.

2. When visiting Wuzhen West Ridge, you can choose to stroll leisurely or take a hand-rowed boat (additional cost not included) to experience the extraordinary charm of ancient Chinese culture and the blend of modern Eastern life.

3. In the West Ridge Scenic Area of Wuzhen, guides are prohibited from using microphones. They will provide explanations on the bus, and once inside the scenic area, the tour will be free for self-exploration.

Photography Tips:

1. White Lotus Pagoda: A highlight of the ancient town against the night sky, especially when its lights reflect in the water, creating a dreamy and mysterious atmosphere.

2. West Ridge Old Street: At night, the old street is brightly lit, and the ancient buildings seem even more charming under the glow of the lights.

3. Water Market: This is one of the quietest places in the entire West Ridge night view. When the lights come on, it feels like stepping into the dreamlike world of “Spirited Away.”

4. Zhaoming Academy & Grass and Wood Natural Dye Workshop: In the heart of the scenic area, the academy exudes a deep cultural and historical atmosphere, and the nearby dye workshop is also a great spot for photos.

5. Small alleys along the riverbanks, long benches by the water: Filled with the charm of Jiangnan water town stories, these spots will add more flavor to your photos.

Activity Duration: Approximately 1 hour 30 minutes

18:30  Dinner

Adults: No meals included  Children: No meals included

Enjoy free dining in the scenic area and try Wuzhen’s local snacks.

Snack Recommendations: Gūsāo Bing, Sānzhēnzhāi sauce products, braised lamb, smoked bean tea, Sanbái wine, fish, Ding Sheng cake, braised lamb, and braised duck, etc…

Restaurant Recommendations: Tong’an Water Pavilion, Republic of China-themed restaurant, Yusheng Restaurant, Zhen Shui Chinese Restaurant, Inn Host’s Home, Jin’an Private Restaurant, and Tongzhuo Restaurant, etc…

Dining Time: Approximately 45 minutes

19:00 Attractions/Events

West Ridge Night Tour (No ticket required) 4.6/5

Night tours of West Ridge offer a completely different experience from daytime visits. When night falls, the carefully arranged lighting will make the entire West Ridge sparkle with brilliance.The warm lights reflect on the water’s surface, creating a lively beauty in photos. At this time, riding a hand-rowed boat along the Xishi River is probably the classic experience of exploring West Ridge.

West Ridge offers a variety of evening performances. On clear nights, sitting on long benches in the Grand Theater Square to watch an open-air classic movie is a special experience.If you want to experience local art, Pingshu (Chinese storytelling) and Huagu Opera would be ideal choices. While walking, you may often encounter old men patrolling, with their clapper sounds echoing in the air, shouting “The weather is dry, be careful with candles,” making you feel as if you are walking into Wuzhen’s ancient memories.

Here is the continuation of your bilingual itinerary:Here, it’s not just a simple travel destination, but a deep conversation about time and life.As your steps unfold, the ancient houses of East Ridge gradually open up to reveal vivid Jiangnan scenes. They are built by the water, arranged in an orderly yet natural way, with each brick and tile soaked in the warmth of history and the hustle and bustle of life.Unlike the hustle and bustle of West Ridge, East Ridge offers a rare tranquility and calm, as if time slows down here, allowing one to naturally immerse in the peacefulness that leads to a far-reaching serenity.

As you walk along the stone-paved roads of East Ridge, you might visit Mao Dun’s Former Residence. This is the birthplace of the literary master and an indelible mark in his memories of growth.Stepping into the residence feels like hearing stories about words and dreams echoing softly in the air.In the village center, Xiu Zhen Guan is a rare cultural treasure. It is not only a Taoist site but also a cultural complex combining various architectural forms like ancestral halls, temples, and monasteries. Every detail here reveals a deep historical background and a unique cultural charm.Here, you can experience Taoist culture’s vastness and profundity up close.

Activity Duration: Approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes

20:00 Hotel Check-in 🏨

Wuzhen South Gate Inn or Wuzhen Midnight Hotel or Tongxiang The Platinum Hotel at Wanshanghui or Tongxiang Qiantang New Century Hotel or Peace Hotel (Jiaxing Tongxiang Commercial Plaza Fuxing South Road Branch) or Tongxiang Jiade Hotel

 

Day 03

Wuzhen East Gate – Hangzhou West Lake – Optional Song Dynasty Town

 

07:30 Breakfast 🍴

Adults: Breakfast included; Children: Not included

Enjoy breakfast at the hotel. A beautiful day starts with a delicious breakfast.

Meal duration: Approx. 45 minutes

08:30 Attraction: East Gate Scenic Area (ticket included) 4.3/5 🏞️

East Gate was the main filming location for the TV series Time Goes By. Quaint residential buildings stretch along the riverside, still inhabited by many locals. Compared to West Gate, it feels more alive with everyday life.

Visit famous spots like the Former Residence of Mao Dun and Xiuzhen Temple, and take a traditional black-awning boat ride to experience the peaceful water town lifestyle. 🚤Stroll along both sides of Dongshi River to reach the key attractions in East Gate. In addition to the Former Residence of Mao Dun, Lizhi Academy, Wood Carving Hall, and Currency Museum, don’t miss the folk performances during the day: 🎭The boxing boat in the commercial area, pole boat at Fortune Bay, flower-drum opera at the ancient stage, and shadow puppetry at Hanlin Mansion—all vividly showcase Wuzhen’s traditional folk culture.

Due to safety regulations, accommodations are not permitted within the East Gate scenic area. However, some locals run simple guesthouses nearby. Though less equipped than those in West Gate, they offer a more authentic water-town family experience. 🏠Like stepping into a gentle chapter of Time Goes By, East Gate is a secret water-town realm touched by time. This is not just a travel destination—it’s a soulful dialogue about time and life. ⏳🌿As your footsteps begin, the rustic homes of East Gate unfold like vivid scrolls of Jiangnan. Built along the water in a charming layout, each brick and tile glows with the warmth of history and everyday life. 🏘️

Unlike the bustling West Gate, East Gate offers rare tranquility and serenity. Time seems to slow down here, drawing visitors into peaceful contemplation. 🌸Walking along East Gate’s cobblestone paths, visit the residence of Mr. Mao Dun, a literary master. This is where he was born and where his formative memories linger. Step inside, and you may hear whispers of dreams and literature gently echoing through the air. 📚

At the village center lies Xiuzhen Temple, a rare cultural treasure. It’s more than a Taoist relic—it’s a complex combining ancestral halls, temples, and monasteries, each detail rich in historical and cultural significance. 🏯

Here, you can experience the profound depth of Taoist culture up close. ☯️

Activity duration: Approx. 1 hour and 30 minutes

12:00  Lunch

Adults: Meal Included  Children: Meal Included

Qianlong Imperial Tea Banquet

Sample Menu:

Four Cold Dishes, West Lake Vinegar Fish, Tea-scented Dongpo Pork, Tea-scented Beggar’s Chicken, Tea-scented Shrimp, Radish Stewed Pork Ribs, Crispy Fried Chicken Strips, Hangzhou Pepper Beef, Snow Vegetable with Pork and Edamame, Stir-fried Tomato and Eggs, Garlic Chives with Black Fungus, Two Seasonal Vegetables, West Lake Lotus Soup.

Friendly Reminder:

The dishes will be based on what is actually served, and may change according to the season. The menu is for ten people per table, with corresponding dish reductions for fewer people. For group meals, unused meals are non-refundable. Please be understanding! Since the restaurant is located in a vast tea garden, local vendors may frequently offer Hangzhou Longjing tea for purchase. Please be cautious when buying!

Meal Standard: 50 CNY per person

Meal time: about 45 minutes

13:00 Attractions/Venues

West Lake Scenic Area (Free entry) 4.7/5 🌊🌸🧭

West Lake is undoubtedly the symbol of Hangzhou’s beauty. The renowned “Ten Scenes of West Lake” encircle the lake, blending nature and culture to form the core of Hangzhou tourism. You don’t need to visit every spot—just spend half a day or a full day wandering by the lake, and no matter how you explore, it will bring joy and peace of mind.

Overview of West Lake 🚶♂️🚲🚤

You can explore West Lake by walking, taking a boat, riding an electric shuttle, driving, or cycling. Electric shuttles are convenient and effortless, with hop-on hop-off tour vehicles running around the lake. Cycling along the lake is romantic and relaxing, with many public bike rental points available. If you’d like a boat ride, there are about ten piers around the lake with different boat types and routes. It’s highly recommended to visit the Three Pools Mirroring the Moon by boat and enjoy the lake views on the way. Or hire a rowboat and have a boatman take you for a more flexible experience.

Northern Scenic Route 🌁🏞️🏯

The northern shore of West Lake features many attractions. Typically, you start at Broken Bridge in the northeast and head west to Yue Fei Temple. You can stroll along the Bai Causeway to Solitary Hill and visit cultural landmarks such as Xiling Seal Art Society, Zhejiang Provincial Museum, China Seal Museum, and Fanghe Pavilion. Try the authentic West Lake vinegar fish at the famous restaurant Lou Wai Lou. Exit the island via Xiling Bridge, and not far away are the Yue Fei Temple and Quyuan Garden of Lotus.

Southeast Shoreline (Hubin Road - Nanshan Road) 🎼⛩️🎇

Another popular area is along Hubin Road to Nanshan Road on the southeast shore. Hubin Road connects the downtown Hangzhou area and the lake, offering views of the lake, boat piers, and the iconic music fountain. This area allows for quick access to the city center, making it suitable for those with limited time.

Su Causeway (Free entry) 4.7/5 🌸🌿🏞️

Su Causeway runs from north to south across West Lake. It was built during the tenure of Su Dongpo as an official in Hangzhou, and is also known as “Su Gong Causeway.” It’s particularly charming in spring, hence the name “Spring Dawn at Su Causeway.” Nearly 3 km long, it features tree-lined roads on both sides. You can walk and enjoy views of scenic spots like Three Pools Mirroring the Moon and Leifeng Pagoda, or cycle when it’s not crowded.

🏞️🌉🚶♂️Attractions Along the Way

🌉📍From south to north, the Su Causeway features six stone bridges: Yingbo, Suolan, Wangshan, Yadi, Dongpu, and Kuahong.

 🌅🖼️👑Between Yingbo Bridge and Suolan Bridge is the entrance to the famous spot “Viewing Fish at Flower Pond.” From Yingbo Bridge, you can catch a glimpse of it. Yadi Bridge offers a panoramic view of West Lake, and to the south stands the Imperial Stele Pavilion where Emperor Kangxi inscribed the plaque “Spring Dawn at Su Causeway.” Dongpu Bridge is a great spot to watch the sunrise over the lake.

 🏯🎭🌸At both ends of the Su Causeway, attractions are relatively concentrated. At the southern entrance, you’ll find the Su Dongpo Memorial Hall, which is free to visit and just 500 meters from Leifeng Pagoda and Jingci Temple. Near the northern entrance are Yue Fei Temple, Quyuan Garden for Viewing Lotus, Solitary Hill Park, and the performance venue of “Impression West Lake.”

🌸🌿🌞Natural Scenery

In spring, the scenery of Su Causeway is enchanting, perfect for walks and photography. In summer, vast stretches of lotus flowers bloom on the western side. Strolling along the lakeside paths on both sides of the causeway is very pleasant, and if you’re tired, you can rest on one of the benches.

📋🚏🚲Travel Tips

🚌👣⌛Since motor vehicles are not allowed on Su Causeway, walking is the most common way to get around. If you walk without stopping, it usually takes about an hour to complete the route. To save time, you can take the hop-on hop-off sightseeing bus around the lake.

 🚴♂️🙅♀️🚶♂️Riding a bicycle along the causeway is also a great experience, but on holidays when it’s crowded, avoid cycling—otherwise, you’ll constantly be maneuvering through people.

 🖌️🌄📖Arriving at West Lake feels like stepping into a living landscape painting. It is the soul of Hangzhou, where every scene tells a story that spans a thousand years, captivating every traveler who visits.

💎🏞️📚West Lake is not only a dazzling gem bestowed by nature upon Hangzhou, but also a dreamland where culture and history intertwine. With its unparalleled beauty and profound cultural heritage, it gently embraces every visitor.

 🌬️💧🧘♀️Strolling along the lakeshore, a gentle breeze caresses your face, bringing a pure breath of nature that seems to cleanse the dust of the soul. The emerald lake ripples softly against the shore, like nature’s melodious symphony, soothing the spirit and easing the mind. Close your eyes, take a deep breath, and let the freshness and tranquility permeate every cell, feeling an intimate dialogue with nature.

 🕰️✨🌺Here, time seems to soften and slow down, encouraging you to pause and savor Hangzhou’s unique charm. West Lake is not just a travel destination—it is a spiritual cleanse, a journey where beauty is met by chance. Come, let’s step into West Lake together, and experience the inimitable beauty and depth that belongs solely to Hangzhou.

📢💡Kind Reminder:

1. Due to occasional traffic control in the West Lake scenic area, tour buses may not be allowed to enter. Visitors will need to transfer to a local shuttle bus at 2 yuan per ride. Charter bus costs are subject to the on-site arrangement and at visitors’ own expense.

2.Cruise West Lake: A boat tour around the lake costs ¥60 per person and is at your own expense. Children are charged the same as adults. The tour includes a boat ride and guide narration.

🛶 Travel Tip: A cruise is a great way to appreciate the beauty of West Lake from the water!

📷 Photography Tips: 📸

1. Backlight Photography: In the afternoon, shoot backlit photos in front of the popular maple tree. Be prepared to wait in line.
   

2. Telephoto Lens: On the bridge between two maple trees, use a telephoto lens to capture the layered beauty of red maples and rockeries.
   

3. Architectural Contrast: Move to the area with rockeries and red maples to capture the contrast between the foliage and ancient buildings.
   

4. Traditional Style: At Peony Pavilion, shoot chicken-claw maple and pine trees to create a classical Chinese aesthetic.
   

5. Maple and Bamboo: Shoot in the bamboo corridor to capture red maple against green bamboo — a great spot for wedding photos too.
   

6. Scenic Backgrounds: Capture the withered lotus and mountain scenery from the pavilion, or shoot the wisteria corridor for an old-world vibe.
   

7. Leifeng Pagoda & Water: Take wide shots of Leifeng Pagoda against the shimmering lake.
   

8. Viewing Fish at Flower Harbor: Near the red fish pond, shoot harmonious images of red maple and koi.
   

9. Su Causeway: From Su Causeway, capture panoramic views of West Lake, especially in autumn and winter when colorful trees paint a beautiful landscape.

🕒 Duration: Approximately 2 hours

15:30 Attraction: Qinghefang Street (No Admission Fee) 4.6/5 🛍️🍵

Qinghefang Street is one of the most popular commercial areas in Hangzhou. The shops along the street are renovated old buildings with an antique charm. It features many local snacks, specialty stores, and tea houses. Nestled against Wushan Mountain and close to Gaoyin Street, it’s a favorite among both tourists and locals.

Though the pedestrian street is not very large, it offers a wide range of products, making it a true reflection of Hangzhou’s local charm — most regional specialties can be found here.

While exploring, try local snacks like steamed Victory Cake, butter pancakes, and Dragon Beard Candy. You can also pick up famous souvenirs like Zhang Xiaoquan scissors or Wang Xingji folding fans.

🧭Featured Attractions: 🏛️

Beyond food and shopping, Qinghefang Street is home to several must-see attractions, such as the renowned Hu Qing Yu Tang, a traditional Chinese pharmacy that still sees many patients today.

Inside, the Chinese Medicine Museum is open to visitors, and the labeled herbs in the courtyard feel like a living classroom. Another similar site is Huichuntang to the east of the street.

Near Anrong Lane, visit the Zhu Bingren Bronze Art Museum, where the windows, furniture, and displays are all made of shimmering bronze.

Qinghefang Street is a haven for both your taste buds and soul! 🌟

🧋Food Recommendations: 🍡🍲

Victory Cake: Made fresh and steaming hot, this soft and chewy cake is a must-try!

Thousand Flavor Tofu Pudding: A cozy treat for autumn and winter — available in sweet or savory styles.

Lamb Soup Restaurant: Thin-skinned lamb dumplings and rich broth make for a warming meal.

Zhiweiguan: Offers Hangzhou classics like Pian’er Chuan noodles, cat ear-shaped pasta, and sweet sticky lotus root.

Top Scholar Restaurant: Try the spicy eel noodles or shrimp and kidney noodles — a place full of Hangzhou’s famous dishes.

Xinfeng Snacks: Great value! Their buns, wontons, and red bean porridge are delicious.

Southern Song Imperial Street Night Market: A food paradise with local snacks and seafood galore.

Photography Tips: 📸

Street Archway: Capture the iconic entrance and bustling vibe of the ancient street.

Southern Song Stone Road: Pedestrians and traditional buildings offer ideal shots of Jiangnan charm.

Hu Xueyan’s Residence: A classic Jiangnan garden with pavilions and ponds — perfect for serene photos.

Tea House Theater: Capture the vivid scenes of traditional Hangzhou opera in local tea houses.

🕒 Duration: Approximately 1 hour

17:00  Dinner

Adult: Not included  Children: Not included

Enjoy a free meal inside the scenic area and savor local Hangzhou snacks 🍲

Snack recommendations: Dongpo Pork, Sister Song’s Fish Soup, Honey Lotus Root, Longjing Shrimp, Sweet and Sour Ribs, Salted Egg Yolk Ribs, Sweet Osmanthus, Tea-Flavored Chicken, etc.

Restaurant recommendations: Lou Wai Lou, Tian Wai Tian, Shan Wai Shan, Tian Xiang Lou, Zhuang Yuan Guan, Zhi Wei Guan, Kui Yuan Guan, Huang Fan Er, Hangzhou Restaurant, etc.

Dining time: About 30 minutes

17:30  Free Activities

Optional activity: Hangzhou Songcheng 🎭

We recommend visiting one of the “Top 3 Shows in the World” — [Songcheng and the Songcheng Eternal Love Performance], a must-see for every visitor to Hangzhou. Based on local historical stories and myths, the show combines dance, acrobatics, and cutting-edge technology to create a dreamlike visual experience that rivals the Moulin Rouge in Paris and the Las Vegas shows in the USA.

Price: Pay the local guide 320 RMB/person (includes Songcheng scenic area and performance ticket, plus round-trip transportation and guide service). If you purchase through other platforms, you must pay an extra 100 RMB/person on site for guide service and transport.

Tips: This is an optional self-paid item and follows the principle of voluntary participation. If you do not join, we will still arrange transportation to the hotel for rest.

Activity time: About 2 hours

21:00  Hotel

Hangzhou Tianducheng Hotel or Hangzhou Xinghai Junlan Hotel or Hangzhou Yunhe Haixin Hotel or Hangzhou Taixu Lake Holiday Hotel or Hangzhou Linping Relax Hotel or Hangzhou Shengtai Kaiyuan Mingdu Hotel 🏨

 

Day 04

Nanxun Ancient Town — Zhouzhuang Ancient Town — Optional Shanghai Night View

 

07:30  Breakfast

Adult: Included  Children: Not included

Enjoy breakfast in the hotel. A wonderful day starts with a delicious meal 🍽️

Dining time: About 30 minutes

09:00  Attraction

Nanxun Ancient Town (No ticket required) 4.6/5

Nanxun Ancient Town has a long history, with rivers flowing through it. It was once home to many wealthy families, and its buildings are beautiful estates. Due to the past influence of Western styles, Nanxun features a blend of Chinese and Western architecture, giving it a noble and elegant charm.

The town is not large — a quick tour can be completed in half a day. You can also hire a boat for a ride (usually seats 8 people).

There are nine major attractions, mainly old mansions and gardens of former wealthy residents. Nanxun’s characteristic of housing many rich families in the past gives these sites their charm.

Tour Route

The tour of Nanxun Ancient Town can begin at Xiaolianzhuang. The lotus pond and various exotic plants in the garden make it an elegant and tranquil place, perfect for sightseeing and photography 📸.

Next to Xiaolianzhuang is the Jiayetang Library, which serves as both a scenic spot and an actual library, offering a serene and delightful atmosphere.

After visiting these two sites, head to the small river, flanked by Nandong Street and Nanxi Street, connected by several small bridges. Walk north along the river and you’ll pass key attractions, including the Former Residence of Zhang Shiming, Qiushu Li, Liu’s Stairway Mansion, Guanghui Palace, and the Silk Industry Guild Hall. These feature a mix of grand old mansions and historical exhibits on the local silk industry—each with its own charm.

Baijianlou and the Former Residence of Zhang Jingjiang are located across the river at the end of Nandong Street. In Baijianlou, you can witness the simple and authentic life of local residents every morning and evening—it’s a paradise for photography lovers📷. There’s also a fascinating cormorant fishing show on the river, which is a fun and unique experience.

Dining and Accommodation

There are several handmade snack shops on the street where you can buy traditional local pastries and treats 🍪. After passing the Silk Industry Guild Hall on Nandong Street, you’ll find Bianmin Road on the right, which is lined with snack shops—especially noodle restaurants. Be sure to try a bowl of Jiangnan-style “Shuang Jiao Noodles” 🍜.If you plan to stay overnight in Nanxun, you can choose one of the boutique inns near Baijianlou. These inns, built along the river on Dongdajie Street (south of Baijianlou), are quaint and elegant. However, accommodation within the ancient town tends to be slightly more expensive. For more budget-friendly options, walk about ten minutes to Tai’an Road or Tongxin Road nearby, where you’ll find many reasonably priced hotels.

Nanxun, a dreamlike water town of Jiangnan that takes you back a thousand years. 🌸Here, every drop of water tells a story, and every river gently caresses the skin of the ancient town, bestowing it with endless elegance and tenderness. 💧🏞️

Nanxun—its name alone evokes grace and prosperity. It lies quietly in the long river of history, waiting for every traveler to explore and uncover its charm. 🕰️👣Strolling along the stone-paved paths of Nanxun, you’ll see elegant mansions on either side—not just structures of brick, stone, wood, and tile, but testaments to past prosperity. 🏯🚶These buildings, whether classically elegant or blending Chinese and Western styles, radiate timeless grandeur in every detail. They compel you to slow down and savor their cross-century beauty and intricacy. 🧱✨It feels as if each step falls on the pulse of history, engaging in a silent dialogue with the ancient souls of the town. 🕯️👻Here, whether you’re drawn to deep historical culture or enchanted by the graceful natural scenery, Nanxun has the answer for you. 📜🌿Like a gentle lady of Jiangnan, she tells stories of wealth, beauty, and time in her own unique way. 👘💬

To step into Nanxun is to embark on a journey through a millennium of splendor and history, allowing your soul to be cleansed and relaxed. 🧘🌈

Food Recommendations: 🍽️

Shuangjiao Noodles: Try Nanxun’s signature double-sauce noodles and experience the unique flavors of Huzhou cuisine. 🍜

Xun Pork Knuckle: Enjoy the rich color, flavorful sauce, and tender texture of this delicious dish. 🐖🥢

Steamed Mandarin Fish: Savor the freshness of local fish, steamed to preserve its natural flavor. 🐟🫖

Nanxun Rice Cake: Try these soft, sweet, and delicate rice cakes. 🍰

Nanxun Wooden Hammer Pastry: Buy this crispy treat from Xunfengzhai near the town center bridge for a taste of Jiangnan. 🍪🛍️

Nanxun Rice Wine: Sample this local specialty and experience the wine culture of the water town. 🍶

Photography Tips: 📷

Baijianlou: Capture the gray tiles and white walls, and the everyday life of local residents. 🏘️

Xiaolianzhuang & Jiayetang Library: Photograph elegant lotus ponds and exotic plants to feel the charm of Jiangnan gardens. 🌺📚

Zhang Shiming’s Former Residence: Showcase the exquisite craftsmanship of the residence’s intricate carvings. 🏛️🪵

Liu’s Stairway Mansion: Highlight the unique blend of Chinese and Western architecture. 🏠🌍

Waterfront Walk: Stroll to the riverside near Baijianlou and photograph the peaceful, lantern-lit scenery. 🏮🚶♂️

Activity Duration: About 1 hour and 30 minutes ⏱️

12:00 Lunch

Adult: Meal included, Child: Meal included

Special Dish of Zhouzhuang

Kind reminder: Dishes are subject to change according to availability, and seasonal adjustments may apply. The menu is based on ten people per table. If the number of participants decreases, the number of dishes will be reduced accordingly.

Meals are for the group only, and no refunds will be given for unused meals. We appreciate your understanding!

Meal standard: 50 CNY per person

Meal time: About 1 hour

13:00 Attractions/Locations

Zhouzhuang (Ticket Included) 4.5/5

Zhouzhuang is a world-famous water town in Jiangnan, with water lanes crisscrossing throughout the town. The ancient Ming and Qing buildings are built along the river. The famous twin bridges, painted by artist Chen Yifei, depict the gentleness of small bridges and flowing water. South of the town, Nanhu Lake is vast and beautiful. When the town lights up at night, it reveals an entirely different kind of charm.

Highlights of the Tour

Ancient Courtyards in the Brick Carved Gateways under the Jiangnan Mist

Zhouzhuang’s buildings are primarily traditional Jiangnan residences, with nearly a hundred ancient courtyards, most of which date back to the Ming and Qing dynasties. The town is surrounded by water, with waterways arranged in a “井” shape, forming a characteristic pattern of streets by the water and markets by the streets. In the water lanes of Zhouzhuang, 14 ancient stone bridges from the Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties are well-preserved. The ancient bridges, waterways, and homes embody the true essence of “small bridges and flowing water with people living along the banks.”

Visit Ancient Residences, Follow in the Footsteps of Famous Figures

There are many ancient residential buildings and historical sites in Zhouzhuang, with the most famous being Zhang Hall, Shen Hall, and the mysterious underwater tomb of Shen Wansan, believed to be the tomb of his clothing and cap. Shen Hall was built by the descendants of Shen Wansan and is one of the best-preserved Qing Dynasty residences in Zhouzhuang. The structure is exquisite, allowing visitors to explore the lifestyle of a wealthy Jiangnan family. You can even touch the legendary “treasure basin.” Zhang Hall, originally named Yishun Hall, was built during the Ming Dynasty, later passed to the Zhang family during the Qing Dynasty, and renamed Zhang Hall, which is a typical example of a Ming Dynasty official residence.

The Rowing Boat in the Water Lanes, A Beautiful Dream of the Water Town

Zhouzhuang Ancient Town is not large, with a length and width of about 1 to 2 kilometers, making it possible to explore the entire town on foot. However, it is highly recommended to experience a boat ride along the waterways. The boats in the ancient town are wooden boats covered with Jiangnan blue floral cloth. Each boat can accommodate 1 to 6 people, and the boatwoman often sings small tunes from Kunqu opera, adding a distinct water town charm to the experience.

Only This Zhouzhuang” Immersive Multi-Dimensional Space Drama

The “Only This Zhouzhuang” immersive multi-dimensional space drama aims to immerse the audience in a journey of “meeting oneself” through the concept of dreams within dreams. 🌙💭

The performance breaks the traditional boundaries of drama and stage performances, exploring themes of space and time through deconstruction and reconstruction. It blends Song Dynasty aesthetics with multi-dimensional technological creativity, leading the audience on a journey beyond three-dimensional space and time, offering a transcendent emotional and spiritual experience. 🎭✨

Story Background

The story tells of a young traveler named Zhou He, who comes to Zhouzhuang for an astronomy enthusiast meeting. In a dream, he witnesses the life and dreams of a Song Dynasty man, also named Zhou He, from 900 years ago, and engages in conversations with various famous people of Zhouzhuang across time and space. 🌌🔮

In the 80-minute experience, the audience enters the dreams of both the contemporary Zhou He and the Song Dynasty Zhou He, following the four chapters of “Old Dreams, Into the Painting, Expedition, and Seeking the Path,” stepping into the world of Song Dynasty aesthetics, the ancient water town of 900 years ago, and witnessing the pursuits of Zhouzhuang’s old friends. 🌠⛵

Old Dream

Welcome to Zhouzhuang! At the offline gathering of astronomy enthusiasts, you meet a young man named Zhou He, who casually picks up a copy of the “Zhouzhuang Town Chronicle” at the front desk, intending to flip through it before bed. That night, all the guests in the hotel mysteriously enter the same dream, and you all enter Zhou He’s dream. 🌙📖

Outside, the rain falls softly, and Zhou He, with his book as his pillow, dreams of returning to the water town from 900 years ago, where he meets a Song Dynasty man with the same name as his own. Come, let’s enter the dream together. 🌧️💤

Highlight: An all-encompassing immersive theatrical performance presented in a dome of light and shadow, offering you a stunning visual experience. 🌟🎥

Into the Painting

A dream within a dream, you hurry along with a lantern, following Zhou He’s steps as you enter the dream of the Song Dynasty man with the same name. The dream is filled with memories—of the vibrant feasts in ancient Tokyo, of meeting and parting with the court singer Tao Xi, and of promises and entrusted duties. 🎶💃When the dream ends, Zhou He from the Song Dynasty finds his answer in the moment between leaving and staying: “Beyond the Jiangnan water town lies another beautiful landscape, why does Brother Zhou remain here?” Because “Where the heart is at peace, that is my home.” 🏞️❤️

Highlight: Live restoration of the twelve sets of court music, with Song Dynasty palace dancers gracefully performing under the light and shadow, showcasing the splendor of the imperial court. 🥁💃

Expedition

In the fragments of time, modern Zhou He follows the light, witnessing the half-life story of Song Zhou He, who remained in Zhouzhuang. To protect the water town, he sends his son, Zhou Xi, into the military. Drunk, he lights a lantern to inspect his sword, and in the dream, hears the sound of war horns and sees the battle camps. Zhou Xi is brave and skilled in war, leading 300 Zhouzhuang warriors to join the northern anti-Jin forces. ⚔️🚢

Highlight: Board the “warship” and experience the intense anti-Jin battle, feeling the atmosphere of the war with wind, rain, lightning, thunder, and cannon fire. ⚔️🌩️

Seeking the Path

The ginkgo tree planted by Zhouzhuang’s elders to commemorate the anti-Jin warriors has become a sacred tree where the people of the water town pray for blessings. In the dream, the boundaries of time and space dissolve, and modern Zhou He takes up the guiding lantern to wait under the ginkgo tree. 🌳✨Zhang Han, Zhou Di Gong Lang, Shen Wansan… old friends from Zhouzhuang enter the dream, telling of the sentiment of “Only This Zhouzhuang.” As the day breaks, we all wake up from our own dreams, reflecting on this “waking dream” where we once met each other. 🌅💭

Highlight: The sacred tree is surrounded by hundreds of lotus lanterns, illuminating lost wanderers, blending reality, illusion, and dreams. 🪔🌸

Leisure Life, Strolling to Enjoy Relaxation

Zhouzhuang is a perfect place to unwind. In the morning, you can enjoy the breeze by the river and try some local Jiangnan breakfast. During the day, take a stroll around the town, visit a teahouse to enjoy some traditional opera and tea, or go to a café to read a book and drink coffee. In the evening, you can enjoy a drink at a quiet bar, many of which feature live singing or performances. 🌅☕🎶

Special Shopping

Zhenfeng Cultural Street: Selling Jiangnan handicrafts, including cloth, shoe art, nut carvings, bamboo crafts, and more. Most shops close by sunset. 🛍️🎨

Papercraft King Theme Creative Park: The shop features various decorations and small items made from paper, offering a unique charm. You will be amazed at how many fun things can be created with just paper. 📦✨

Quanfu South Road Cultural Street: There are non-heritage shops selling embroidered silk, Zhu Bingren bronze works, as well as great places for food such as Daoxiang Village, Crab Buddy, Pinku Workshop, and Sen Cui women’s fashion. 🛍️🎁

Zhangting Fan Shop: This shop houses thousands of fans, including round and folding fans, and features exquisite Su embroidery and ink paintings. It’s a great place to deeply explore the rich cultural heritage of fans. 🪶🎨

Accommodation in Zhouzhuang

If conditions allow, it is recommended to stay for a night in the ancient town to better experience this place. There are many inns run by local families within the town, most of which are along the river and have courtyards. The environment is peaceful and quiet, and you can choose according to your needs. 🏡🌿

Zhouzhuang Cuisine

When you visit Zhouzhuang, you cannot miss tasting the local snacks. There are many unique snack shops near Zhenfeng Street and around Shen Hall. Zhouzhuang’s snacks are diverse, including Wan San’s trotters, Grandma’s dishes, white silk fish, and Three Flavored Balls, as well as various Jiangnan specialties like Qingtuan, Sock Bottom Crisp, and Waist-supporting Cake. You can explore and taste while strolling through the town. 🍡🍜

Delicious Wan San Trotters: Longfeng Restaurant, Wan San Restaurant

Grandma’s Dishes: Shen Hall Restaurant, Zhouzhuang Huajiantang Restaurant

Three-flavored Balls: Wan San Restaurant, Shen Hall Restaurant

Experience the mysterious and tranquil beauty of the ancient town of Jiangnan, feeling the fusion of old and modern charm!

Explore the ancient town of Zhouzhuang, and a poetic painting unfolds before your eyes. The picturesque water town scenery and the thousand-year-old culture permeate this land, making Zhouzhuang, with its strong cultural atmosphere, exude captivating charm. The Double Bridges stretch like a scene from a painting, leading visitors into the charm of the place; the masterpiece of the artist Chen Yifeng was inspired by this scenery, and the beautiful sights are intoxicating. The view of Nanhu Lake is breathtaking, offering a peaceful retreat away from the hustle and bustle, and bringing you closer to nature. Zhouzhuang is like a dreamy, enchanting water town fairy tale, leaving you reluctant to leave. 🌟🖼️

Kind reminder:

Due to the protection of historical sites, large buses are not allowed to pass through Zhouzhuang’s Grand Bridge. You will need to use the electric cart or ferry provided by the scenic area to enter.

The electric cart is 20 yuan per person, and the circular town waterway tour is 80 yuan per person. Please take note and plan accordingly! 🚌🚤

Recommended Activities:

1. Tour around the town’s waterways: Start from the boat pier and experience the circular waterway tour. Sail through the water, enjoy the local houses, and appreciate the water scenery, feeling the charm of the first water town. 🚤🏞️

2. Explore the town’s culture: Visit the Zhouzhuang Museum to learn about its history, enjoy the small bridges and flowing water, and pay homage to the home of the artist Chen Yifeng to explore his connection with Zhouzhuang. 🏛️🎭

3. Watch Kunqu opera at the ancient theater: Listen to Kunqu opera at the ancient theater and experience the culture of Jiangnan’s traditional opera. 🎶🎭

4. Experience Zhenfeng Cultural Street: Stroll down Zhenfeng Cultural Street to experience the life of this thousand-year-old water town and feel the traditional craftsmanship of the twelve neighborhoods in Zhouzhuang. 🛍️🎨

Recommended Delicacies:

Wan San Family Feast: Try the “Wan San Family Feast” at Shen Hall Restaurant, including the rich-tasting Wan San trotters, the fresh and tender steamed Mandarin fish, and the sweet yet not greasy Wan San cake. 🍖🍰

Chun Cai and Perch Soup: Taste the unforgettable Chun Cai and perch soup at Chunlu Zhi Si Resort Hotel. 🍲🐟

Zhouzhuang Snacks: Try the special local snacks in Zhouzhuang, such as the sock-bottomed crisps, green dumplings, and sweet lotus root. 🍡🍩

Day 05

Enjoy a Full Day at Shanghai Disneyland ✨ with the Nighttime Spectacular (Fireworks Show) 🎆

 

07:00 Breakfast

Adults: Included | Children: Not included

Enjoy breakfast at the hotel 🍴

Meal Time: Approximately 45 minutes ⏰

08:00 Transportation

The designated Disneyland guide will gather guests at the hotel lobby with a flag and escort you to Shanghai Disneyland.

1. The exact meeting time will be informed by the guide the night before. Departure time will be adjusted according to the park’s opening hours.

2. The guide will not enter the park. After arrival, use your ID card to scan and enter. The Disneyland ticket is an all-in-one pass—just queue for attractions as you like, and enjoy the park at your own pace! 🏰🎟️

   Distance: About 10 km / Duration: About 30 minutes 🚗

09:00 Attraction / Venue

Shanghai Disney Resort (Admission Included) ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 4.7/5

Shanghai Disney Resort is located in Pudong New District, Shanghai, and is the first Disney Resort in mainland China 🇨🇳. Here, you can experience many of the classic Disney attractions, including the largest Disney castle 🏰, a pirate-themed land 🏴☠️, and one of the longest Disney parade routes 🎉. Immerse yourself in the magical kingdom and let your inner child run wild!

Disneyland 🏰

▲ Shanghai Disneyland is divided into eight uniquely themed lands: “Mickey Avenue,” “Gardens of Imagination,” “Fantasyland,” “Disney · Pixar Toy Story Land,” “Adventure Isle,” “Treasure Cove,” “Tomorrowland,” and “Zootopia.” No matter your age or gender, there’s something magical for everyone here! 🎢👨👩👧👦

▲ #Mickey Avenue#

As soon as you enter the park, you step into “Mickey Avenue.” Here you’ll meet beloved Disney characters like Minnie, Donald Duck, Daisy, Goofy, and Pluto 🐭💖. Don’t miss the chance to hug and take photos with them! Check out the “M Avenue Shopping Gallery” for a wide range of gifts and souvenirs 🛍️.

▲ #Gardens of Imagination#

This area is composed of 7 magical mini-gardens 🌸🌳. Ride the “Fantasia Carousel” or soar through the skies on “Dumbo the Flying Elephant” 🐘✨. Enjoy amazing stage shows and the nighttime spectacular “Ignite the Dream.” You’ll also get the best view of one of the longest Disney parades in the world—“Mickey’s Storybook Express” 🎠🎇.

▲ #Fantasyland#

The largest area of the park and home to the iconic “Enchanted Storybook Castle” 🏰🌈. Join Winnie the Pooh in the Hundred Acre Wood, wander through Alice’s maze, ride the mine train with the Seven Dwarfs, fly over London with Peter Pan, or drift along through famous Disney tales on the “Voyage to the Crystal Grotto” 🚤📖.

▲ #Disney · Pixar Toy Story Land#

Hop onto the spiral “Slinky Dog Spin” 🐶🔁, or race through the thrilling “U-shaped” track on the RC Racer 🚗💥. You can also shop for games, toys, clothes, and pins at “Al’s Toy Barn” 🛍️🧸.

▲ #Adventure Isle#

Step into a mysterious, ancient land 🗿🌿. The towering Roaring Mountain is your guide. Blaze your trail at the “Camp Discovery,” fly over continents in “Soaring Over the Horizon,” or raft down “Roaring Rapids” and encounter a legendary beast lurking in the dark depths! 🌍🦖🚣

▲ #Treasure Cove#

The world’s first pirate-themed land in a Disney park 🏴☠️⚓. Set sail on “Pirates of the Caribbean: Battle for the Sunken Treasure,” or paddle through scenic coves in a canoe 🛶. Dine like a pirate at “Barbossa’s Bounty” and explore the deck of a pirate ship! 🍖🍗

▲ #Tomorrowland#

Tomorrowland is full of possibilities and visions of the future 🚀🌠. Join Buzz Lightyear in “Planet Rescue,” break gravity with the “Jet Packs,” and brave one of the most thrilling Disney roller coasters ever—“TRON Lightcycle Power Run” under a stunning glowing dome! 🏍️⚡

▲ #Zootopia#

A one-of-a-kind land in Shanghai Disneyland 🦊🐰! Step into the vibrant mammal metropolis of “Zootopia” and embark on an exciting adventure with Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde. Enjoy new attractions, entertainment, shopping, and dining, where every animal has unlimited possibilities! 🌆🎭

▲ Disneytown

Disneytown is a large shopping, dining, and entertainment district right next to the park—and it’s open to the public for free 🛍️🍽️. Explore the stylish international streets, enjoy the view of Disneyland, and don’t miss the “Walt Disney Grand Theatre,” which hosts world-class Broadway musicals 🎭🎶.

🍽️ Dining in the Park

Shanghai Disneyland is home to many themed restaurants, such as Barbossa’s Bounty, Royal Banquet Hall, Pinocchio Village Kitchen, Tribal Abundance Hall, Mickey & Friends Market Café, Stargazer Grill, and the Laughing Tree Eatery. These restaurants are spread across the park’s themed zones and offer a wide variety of Chinese and Western cuisine, unique snacks, and tempting desserts, making your magical journey truly unforgettable. 🥢🍔🍰

🏨 Themed Hotels

Shanghai Disneyland Hotel and Toy Story Hotel are located right next to Shanghai Disneyland, extending the magic of your Disney journey from day to night. 🌅🌃

Both hotels are designed around iconic Disney storytelling themes, offering warm, thoughtful service, a variety of entertainment, delicious dining, shopping experiences, and relaxing options — all combining to deliver a Disney experience with a touch of Chinese charm. 🏮🌟

If you make any purchases in the park, items can be delivered directly to your hotel for free. The resort also provides complimentary shuttle buses and ferries between the two hotels and Disneyland, making transportation extremely convenient. 🛍️🚌🚤

🦊 Zootopia (No ticket required) 4.6/5

The Zootopia-themed area, the eighth themed zone of Shanghai Disneyland, officially opened on December 20, 2023. 📅🎉Once launched in Shanghai, the Zootopia area became another exclusive highlight of the park, bringing brand-new attractions, entertainment, shopping, and dining experiences to enrich every visitor’s stay. 🎭🍿🧃The brand-new themed zone immerses guests in the vibrant mammal metropolis of Zootopia, where “anyone can be anything.” 🐾🏙️

Visitors can also embark on a wild and thrilling adventure alongside the Oscar-winning film’s main characters — Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde. 🐰🦊

🎠 Disney·Pixar Toy Story Land (No ticket required) 4.6/5

Toy Story Land opened in April 2018 as the seventh themed land of Shanghai Disney Resort. The land features three new attractions — Slinky Dog Spin, Rex’s Racer, and Woody’s Roundup. There’s also a unique character greeting area called “Meeting Post” and immersive shopping and dining venues like Al’s Toy Barn and Toy Box Café. 🧸🎡🍟

🏰 Fantasyland (Shanghai Disneyland) (No ticket required) 4.7/5

Fantasyland draws inspiration from Disney’s classic animated films. It is the largest land in the park and home to the majestic Enchanted Storybook Castle. 🏯✨

In this fairytale land, you can drift through beloved Disney stories on Voyage to the Crystal Grotto, ride the Seven Dwarfs Mine Train through sparkling diamond tunnels, fly across the skies of London on Peter Pan’s Flight, explore the Hundred Acre Wood with Winnie the Pooh, and navigate the Alice in Wonderland Maze. 🧚♂️🚂🌌🐻🎠

🚀 Tomorrowland (No ticket required) 4.8/5

Tomorrowland is a land full of possibilities and a vision of a bright future. Disney has brought it to life with cutting-edge technology. 🌌🔬

The new Buzz Lightyear Planet Rescue takes guests on a space mission “to infinity and beyond,” while the Jet Packs allow riders to defy gravity. TRON Lightcycle Power Run, housed in a massive glowing canopy, offers one of the most thrilling roller coaster experiences in all Disney parks. 💫🛸🎢

Guests can also explore two interactive experiences exclusive to Shanghai Disneyland — Star Wars Launch Bay and Marvel Universe. 🌠🦸♂️⚔️

🎒 Travel Tips:

At the ticket pickup location, you can also collect the [Park Guide] and [Daily Schedule]. 🗺️🕒

Roller-equipped toys, large tripods, selfie sticks, stools, and folding chairs are not allowed inside the park. 🚫📵

Your photo will be taken at the entrance to verify ticket ownership. Re-entry on the same day requires the original ticket. 📷🎟️

Download the official [Shanghai Disney Resort] app to check wait times, navigate the park, and reserve dining options anytime. 📱🧭🍴

Balloons purchased in the park cannot be taken onto subways, airplanes, or high-speed trains — please consider this before buying. 🎈🚫✈️

Prohibited items include strong-smelling or heat-processed food and alcoholic beverages. For more details, check the official Shanghai Disneyland website. 🍱❌🍺

All park attractions are recommended. Participation is based on personal preference. Due to crowd flow or maintenance, some attractions may not be available, and our agency is not responsible for these situations. Thanks for your understanding. 🎡🙏🔧

Disney Attraction Height Reference: 🎢

1.The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh – Fantasyland (All heights welcome) 🐻🍯

2. Peter Pan’s Flight – Fantasyland (All heights welcome) ✨🧚♂️

3. Buzz Lightyear Planet Rescue – Tomorrowland (All heights welcome) 🚀🔫

4. Roaring Rapids – Adventure Isle (Height: 107 cm or taller) 🌊🦖

5. TRON Lightcycle Power Run – Tomorrowland (Height: 122 cm or taller) ⚡🏍️

6. Soaring Over the Horizon – Adventure Isle (Height: 102 cm or taller) 🌏✈️

7. Seven Dwarfs Mine Train – Fantasyland (Height: 97 cm or taller) 💎⛏️

Activity Duration: Approximately 4 hours ⏳

12:00  Lunch 🍽️

Adult: Meal not included | Child: Meal not included 🚫🍱

Enjoy a variety of specialty foods inside Shanghai Disneyland at your own pace 😋

[Treasure Cove]: Tortuga Treats, Barbossa’s Bounty, Kraken Snacks, Sailor’s Fish Market 🏴☠️

[Mickey Avenue]: Mickey & Friends Market Café, Papalino Ice Cream, Chip & Dale’s Fruit Cart, Remy’s Patisserie 🍦🍓

[Fantasyland]: Tangled Tree Tavern, Royal Banquet Hall, Merlin’s Magic Recipes, Pinocchio Village Kitchen, Fairy Godmother’s Delights, Troubadour Treats, and more 🏰🍖

Dining Time: About 45 minutes ⏲️

13:00 Attractions / Venues 🎟️

Treasure Cove (No ticket required) – Rating: 4.8/5 🏝️✨

Treasure Cove is the first pirate-themed land at any Disney park in the world, allowing guests to join Captain Jack Sparrow and Captain Davy Jones in thrilling adventures. 🦜🏴☠️“Pirates of the Caribbean – Battle for the Sunken Treasure” combines robotics, animation, set design, and multimedia for a breathtaking water-based ride. 🌊💥Adventurous visitors can paddle “Explorer Canoes” through scenic coves, board pirate ships, and feast at Barbossa’s Bounty. 🚣♀️🍗

Adventure Isle (No ticket required) – Rating: 4.6/5 🌿🦕

Adventure Isle transports guests to a newly discovered ancient tribal land, perfect for exploring mysteries and hidden treasures. 🗺️💎The towering Roaring Mountain guides explorers on their island journey. ⛰️You can blaze your trail at “Camp Discovery,” fly over the world in “Soaring Over the Horizon,” or brave the depths of the island on the “Roaring Rapids” to confront a giant, mysterious beast in the shadows. 🌌🛶🦖

Gardens of Imagination (no ticket required) 4.7/5

🌸One of the six themed lands in Shanghai Disneyland, “Gardens of Imagination” includes seven uniquely styled gardens: “Garden of the Twelve Friends”, “Melody Garden”, “Romance Garden”, “Woodland Garden”, “Spirited Garden”, “Fantasia Garden”, and “Storybook Castle Garden”. Each garden celebrates themes of family, friendship, and joy with fun-filled activities, lush landscapes, and great photo ops.

🌷The Gardens of Imagination celebrates the wonders of nature and the joy brought by imagination. Visitors can forget their worries while riding the “Fantasia Carousel”, soaring on “Dumbo the Flying Elephant”, or enjoying iconic Disney performances like the Castle Stage Shows and the “Ignite the Dream: A Nighttime Spectacular of Magic and Light”.

Micky Street (no ticket required) 4.7/5

🎉The first place guests enter in Shanghai Disneyland is Mickey Avenue—the world’s first Disney-themed entrance avenue featuring Mickey and his friends like Minnie, Donald Duck, Daisy, Goofy, and Pluto all gathered to greet you.

🎁This colorful avenue is divided into four distinct zones, offering hugs and photos with your favorite Disney friends. Don’t miss the “M Avenue Shops”, packed with a wide variety of gifts and souvenirs from the park.

👨👩👧【Family-friendly recommended route】: 【Fairytale Stroll】 →【The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh】→【Alice in Wonderland Maze】→【Seven Dwarfs Mine Train】→【Mickey’s Storybook Express Parade】→【Peter Pan’s Flight】→【Voyage to the Crystal Grotto】→【Frozen: A Sing-Along Celebration】→【Dumbo the Flying Elephant】→【Fantasia Carousel】→【Mickey Avenue】→【Ignite the Dream Nighttime Spectacular】

【Popular recommendation】：

🔥【Soaring Over the Horizon】 (Adventure Isle) – Approx. 120 min queue

⚡【TRON Lightcycle Power Run】 (Tomorrowland) – World debut, approx. 60 min queue

💥【Pirates of the Caribbean: Battle for the Sunken Treasure】 (Treasure Cove) – World debut, approx. 30 min queue

🎆【Ignite the Dream Night Show】 (Enchanted Storybook Castle) – Approx. 10 min queue

🎭【Alice in Wonderland Maze】 (Fantasyland) – Exclusive to Shanghai Disneyland, approx. 5 min queue

🚂【Mickey’s Storybook Express Parade】 (Gardens of Imagination) – No queue, but spots fill quickly

🌊【Roaring Rapids】 (Adventure Isle) – Approx. 120 min queue

🕒 Activity Time: Approx. 4 hours

17:30 🍽️Dinner 

🍽️Adults: Meals not included  Children: Meals not included

🍱 Enjoy various themed dining options inside Shanghai Disneyland:

🌴Adventure Isle: Tribal Table; Spice Road

🌌Tomorrowland: Stargazer Grill; Spiral Snacks

🌼Gardens of Imagination: Wandering Moon Teahouse; Blossom Café; Timothy’s Treats

🍴Dining Time: Approx. 45 minutes

19:30 Attractions/Venues

Light of Dreams Phantom Show (no ticket required) 4.8/5

🎇“Ignite the Dream: A Nighttime Spectacular of Magic and Light”** is a breathtaking show where Mickey unlocks the magic of imagination! Through projections, lasers, fountains, and stunning effects, the castle transforms into a dazzling new world of dreams.

📢Reminder: Fireworks show time may vary; subject to change or cancellation due to weather.

🕙Duration: Approx. 20 minutes

22:00  Traffic

🚌Meet with your tour guide at the designated parking lot about 30 minutes after park closing and return to the hotel.

🚗Distance: Approx. 10 km / 30 mins

22:30  Hotel

🏨Check-in at one of the following hotels:

• Greenland Primus Hotel Shanghai Sanjiagang

• Vienna International Hotel (Shanghai Wild Animal Park/Pudong Airport Branch)

• Vienna International Hotel (Shanghai Pudong Airport Hangtou Branch)

• Guyiju Hotel (Shanghai Wild Animal Park Branch)

• Shanghai Ruisi International Hotel

• Shanghai Dongjiang Mingcheng Hotel

🎁Day 6

Shanghai: Complimentary Visit – The Bund & Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street + 24-hour transfer service

 

08:00  Breakfast 🍳

Adults: Included | Children: Not Included

Enjoy breakfast at the hotel.

Meal duration: approximately 45 minutes.

09:00  Transportation 🚌✈️🚄

For guests with return transportation at or before 14:00, we will arrange a unified transfer from the hotel to the airport or railway station about 3 hours in advance. There will be no activities arranged today.

For those returning after 14:00, we will arrange a shuttle to the [Shanghai Bund Tourist Service Center], where luggage can be stored for free from 10:00 to 19:00.

Complimentary attractions: The Bund, City God Temple Tourist Area, and Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street (based on flight time; no refund if not visited).

10:00  Attractions/Venues

The Bund - No Entrance Fee, 4.8/5

The Bund, located along the Huangpu River, is about 1.5 kilometers long and serves as a symbolic landmark of Shanghai. Its highlights include the eclectic collection of colonial architecture and the stunning night view of the Huangpu River.The Bund is home to dozens of classical revival buildings, including the famous China Bank Building, Peace Hotel, Customs House, and HSBC Building, all showcasing the grandeur of the “Wall Street of the East.”

Surprisingly, these buildings were designed by different architects and built in different periods, yet they possess a unique harmonious beauty.The Bund features various architectural styles, including French Classical, French Mansion, and Gothic styles. These buildings are significant historical landmarks of modern China and serve as a stunning part of the riverside skyline.As night falls, the neon lights on both banks reflect beautifully, and you can take a Huangpu River cruise or ferry, feeling the breeze as you view the Bund on one side, the modern skyline of Lujiazui on the other, and the graceful silhouette of the Waibaidu Bridge, offering a unique perspective on this vibrant metropolis.

or City God Temple Tourist Area - No Entrance Fee, 4.7/5

The City God Temple Tourist Area, located in the old town, features the Yu Garden and the Old City God Temple, two must-see attractions for first-time visitors to Shanghai.Here, you can experience Shanghai’s local culture, taste authentic Shanghai snacks, and enjoy the city’s traditional cuisine. At night, the colorful lights on the ancient-style buildings make this area a picturesque spot.

The City God Temple area is located in the eastern part of the old town in the Huangpu district, a large area combining sightseeing, shopping, and dining.In addition to the main paid attractions, Yu Garden and the Old City God Temple, there are also smaller open spots like the Nine-Bend Bridge and the Lake Pavilion.Don’t miss the Nanxiang Soup Dumplings here, and you can also sit at the Lübo Lang Restaurant, enjoying Shanghai’s traditional dishes while watching the crowds below.

The City God Temple area is always bustling due to its popularity as a commercial district. It features several wholesale markets, malls, many jewelry shops, and numerous restaurants, where you can buy a variety of Shanghai souvenirs.

or Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street - No Entrance Fee, 4.7/5

Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street, about 1,200 meters long, is lined with stores on both sides. Modern buildings mix with European-style old buildings, and the continuous shop signs and neon lights at night create a special charm.You can also take a ride on the “Ding Ding Car,” a small version of the old-style tram, to experience the flavor of old Shanghai.The pedestrian street starts at Xizang Middle Road (east of People’s Square) and ends at Henan Middle Road, with a dark red marble monument at each end.

Walking along the street, you’ll encounter creative city sculptures, stylish street lamps, flower beds, and telephone booths. Many manhole covers feature different city architectural designs, and there are plenty of benches for visitors to sit.Nanjing Road is one of Shanghai’s bustling commercial streets, and it has been a hub for department stores since the early 20th century. A visit here will certainly be rewarding.

Today, Nanjing Road features both old department stores such as Yongan Department Store, Hualian Shopping Center, and Silk Store, as well as large shopping centers like New World City, BaiLian World Trade International Plaza, Plaza 66, and more. You can almost find anything here.

Nanjing Road is also a foodie’s paradise. The shopping centers here feature various branded restaurants, cafes, and many eateries, such as Lao Ke Le Restaurant, De Xing Guan, Cui Ting Restaurant, as well as First Food Store and Shen Da Cheng Dim Sum Shop.

This is a complimentary attraction, free of charge and refundable.

After breakfast, guests can choose to continue with the group tour and be dropped off at Hongqiao Airport or the train station.

Alternatively, you can choose to have free time and head to the airport or train station on your own.

Activity duration: about 2 hours

12:00  Lunch

Adults: No meals included

Children: No meals included

No main meals are included on the return day

13:00。Transportation

Today, there is no fixed itinerary. A free shuttle service to the station is provided. You can arrange activities freely based on your flight schedule.If your return time is later, you will have plenty of time to explore the beautiful sights of Shanghai on your own.If your return time is earlier, we will directly arrange transportation to the airport or train station to ensure your smooth departure.

Classic Attractions:

The Bund, Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street, City God Temple, Ancient City Park

Popular Check-in Spots:

Wukang Road, Sinan Mansions, Tianzifang, Duoyun Academy

Free Shuttle to Station Details:

Free Shuttle Locations:

We provide free shuttle services to Shanghai Railway Station, Shanghai Hongqiao Railway Station, Shanghai Hongqiao Airport, and Pudong Airport. Other locations are not included.

Shuttle Schedule:

We will arrange your shuttle in advance based on your flight or train schedule. For early flights, the shuttle will depart directly from the hotel. For late flights, you will first be dropped at the Bund for free time, and then taken to the station from the Bund central drop-off point, 3-4 hours in advance.

Specific times will be confirmed by the tour guide.

24-Hour Shuttle Service:

This service is valid for the day and the departure point is limited to your hotel or the Bund central drop-off point.

If you have other arrangements, you may choose to go on your own, and related costs will be your responsibility.

Friendly Reminder:

Since today is the last day of the itinerary, to ensure you make the most of your free time in Shanghai, we suggest booking a return flight or train departure after 15:00 from Hongqiao Airport or the train station, and after 17:00 from Pudong Airport.

In case of public holidays or peak traffic times, we recommend allowing an additional hour compared to normal days.

If you choose an earlier return time than the recommended time, it will be considered as a voluntary forfeiture of the Shanghai sightseeing, and no refund will be issued.

Itinerary times are all local time

Hotels that cannot be selected during the booking process will be arranged by the travel agency.

Hotel ratings are evaluated by C platform, and specific criteria can be found on the Ctrip hotel channel.

Attraction images are for reference only.

 

 Tour Package Inclusions & Notes

Item	Inclusions - Adult【12 years and above】	Inclusions - Child【2-12 years (excluding)】
Transportation	Airport (station) pickup service by shared vehicle in destination. Arrange local exclusive vehicle (small vehicle may be provided for special road sections due to local regulations and safety considerations). Round-trip train tickets	Airport (station) pickup service by shared vehicle in destination. Arrange local exclusive vehicle (small vehicle may be provided for special road sections due to local regulations and safety considerations). Whether the child is included in the train ticket is based on the child’s age selected when filling out the order.
Accommodation	Hotel accommodation fees as listed in the itinerary.	Hotel accommodation as listed in the itinerary. Children do not occupy a separate bed (sharing a bed with an adult). However, if you are traveling with 1 adult and 1 child, to avoid disturbing you and your co-roommates, the child must occupy a bed. Please select 1 room or the additional bed option in the booking page.
Meals	8 meals included for adults: 5 breakfasts and 3 lunches	3 meals included for children: 3 lunches
Tickets & Attractions	Main entrance tickets for the scenic spots/venues listed in the itinerary. Includes Shanghai Disneyland Resort main entrance tickets. Other tickets may vary by the child standard of each scenic spot/venue and need to be purchased by you at the site or by the staff.	Same as left.
Tour Guide Service	Local Mandarin-speaking tour guide service (excluding transfer sections).	Same as left.
Personal Expenses	Overweight baggage check-in fees, storage fees; personal expenses like laundry, haircuts, phone calls, faxes, pay-per-view TV, drinks, cigarettes, etc., at hotels; transportation and escort services during free time; all personal expenses and any costs not mentioned in the inclusions.	Same as left.
Single Supplement	Due to the current structure of regular group travelers and considering actual accommodation experience, this product does not offer shared room options. The price is calculated based on 2 adults sharing one room. Please select the number of rooms or the single supplement option on the booking page.	Same as left.
Booking Notes - Limitations	This itinerary cannot accommodate infants (under 2 years old).	Same as left.
Travel Restrictions	For safety reasons, minors under 18 must be accompanied by at least one adult.	Same as left.
Participant Restrictions	For safety reasons, this product does not accept bookings for pregnant women.	Same as left.
Other Limitations	In case of any inconsistency between the product confirmation or supplementary terms and the main travel contract agreement, the product confirmation or supplementary terms shall prevail.	Same as left.
Single/Multiple Occupancy	Same as the “Single Supplement” clause.	Same as left.
Group Formation	The minimum group size for this product is 1 person. Once the order is confirmed in writing by the travel agency, the tour will proceed. If the tour is canceled by the agency, they will compensate according to the contract’s breach terms.	Same as left.
Maximum Group Size	The maximum number of people in each group is 50 (including children occupying seats). If the actual number of travelers exceeds this limit, a 10% compensation of the total order amount will be paid after verification.	Same as left.
Departure Notice	Latest by 8:00 PM on the day before departure, you will receive the “Departure Notice” (for payments made after 6:00 PM the day before departure, it will be sent before 12:00 PM on the departure day). If not received, please contact staff immediately. The gathering time can be referenced from the website, but please follow the time in the “Departure Notice” or as notified by the service personnel.	Same as left.
Group Sharing Notes	This product is a shared group tour. On the premise of ensuring service content and standards, it may combine with other travel agency clients for transportation and activities. By submitting the order, you accept the unified itinerary arrangements after the tour is merged.	Same as left.

 

Optional Activities for Your Consideration (At Additional Cost)

Shanghai Night View  
Estimated Price: 300-320 RMB per person  
Experience the unforgettable Shanghai night view and feel the charm of this magical city. Take a Huangpu River cruise to enjoy the enchanting night scenery along the riverbanks. Climb to the 88th floor of the Jinmao Tower, the middle sphere of the Oriental Pearl Tower, or the 94th floor of the World Financial Center (the guide will choose one based on the day's situation) to admire the Bund's night view from above. As night falls, the historic buildings of the Bund are illuminated, creating a dazzling display of lights and a nostalgic atmosphere.  

Note: The self-funded "Shanghai Night View" package includes transportation and guide service fees. If you choose to purchase tickets on your own, an additional 100 RMB fee will apply, or you can go there by yourself. Please understand.

Songcheng and Everlasting Regret Performance Package  
Estimated Price: 320-350 RMB per person  
Visit the "Songcheng + Everlasting Regret Performance," known as one of the "Three Great Shows of the World" (the exact performance time will be announced by the scenic area on the day). This is a must-see show for every visitor to Hangzhou. Based on Hangzhou's historical anecdotes and mythological tales, the performance integrates song and dance, acrobatics, and modern high-tech effects to create a dreamlike and magical artistic experience that provides a strong visual impact. It is comparable to the shows at the Moulin Rouge in Paris and the performances in Las Vegas.  
Note: The self-funded "Hangzhou Songcheng + Everlasting Regret Performance" package includes transportation and guide service fees. If you choose to purchase tickets on your own, an additional 100 RMB fee will apply, or you can go there by yourself. Please understand.

The above-listed activities are optional and based on the principle of "voluntary participation at an additional cost." Some activities may not be available if there are insufficient participants or resources.

Booking and Travel Notes

If traveling in a group, the booking person/tourist representative confirms that they have obtained the consent of all other travelers to act as the signing representative for this trip. The signatures of the trustee on the travel contract and its attachments are recognized by all principals. If you do not have authorization, please do not book or sign the contract on behalf of others.

To ensure the safety of minors during travel, it is recommended that minors travel with a guardian or that the accompanying person holds a guardian's authorization.

Please provide accurate and complete information (name, gender, ID number, nationality, contact details, etc.) when booking to avoid booking errors that may affect your travel. If losses are incurred due to incorrect information provided by you, you will be responsible for them.

We will arrange the appropriate vehicle type and bus seats based on the actual number of people. Please take your assigned seat on the bus. The license plate number, seat number, and contact details of the accompanying service staff will be notified to you via SMS before 20:00 on the day before departure. If you have not received the SMS by 20:00 on the day before departure, please call us immediately for assistance.

Shanghai Disney Resort ticket purchase reminder: Once booked, tickets are non-refundable. All tickets are date-specific, meaning visitors can only enter the park on the selected date (or according to the itinerary if booking a vacation package). There is a limit of 5 tickets per ID card across all platforms for the same date. All travelers in the same order must enter the park together; separate entry times require separate orders with different ID numbers. It may take up to 48 hours after payment to confirm the purchase. Please ensure the ID information is correct when placing the order, as it cannot be changed afterward.

On the day of the visit, children's tickets are for ages 3 to 11 (inclusive) or heights between 1.0 and 1.4 meters (inclusive). Adult tickets are for those over 1.4 meters in height, aged between 11 and 60. Senior tickets are for those aged 60 and above. Please bring your ID for entry. Children and minors under 16 must be accompanied by an adult aged 16 or above, who must purchase tickets on their behalf. Guests who have mistakenly purchased the wrong ticket type (children's or senior) will need to pay the difference at the park; our company cannot provide a refund or exchange on-site.

According to the new regulations published on the official website of Shanghai Disney Resort, children or infants who are eligible for children's ticket discounts or free entry based on age must have their guardians present and show an acceptable government-issued ID document (with birth date and photo) at the park entrance. For mainland Chinese visitors, acceptable "official ID documents" include: the Resident Identity Card of the People's Republic of China, the Social Security Card of the People's Republic of China, and a passport. Unacceptable "official ID documents" for mainland Chinese visitors include: household registration book (no photo), birth certificate (no photo), student ID (non-government-issued ID). For other visitors, the only acceptable "official ID documents" are: for visitors from Hong Kong and Macao: Home Return Permit for Hong Kong and Macao Residents or Travel Permit of the People's Republic of China; for visitors from Taiwan: Mainland Travel Permit for Taiwan Residents or Travel Permit of the People's Republic of China; for visitors from other countries and regions: foreign passport.

**Optional Paid Activities Available** This product may include optional paid activities recommended by the accompanying service staff on-site, usually in the form of packages. You can choose to participate based on your own needs, and there is no mandatory consumption.

During the trip, if any attractions/venues cannot be visited as planned due to force majeure, the service staff may cancel or replace the attractions/venues after consultation with you, or refund the entrance fees based on the prices listed in the travel product (not the posted prices at the attractions/venues). We kindly ask for your understanding.

Complimentary items and activities are subject to the capacity and weather conditions of the attractions/venues, and you have the option to participate or not.

When purchasing tickets using a valid second-generation resident identity card, you can use the original card to pass through the station's automatic ticket gates for entry and exit. However, in the following situations, you will need to present the original valid ID used for booking and the electronic ticket order number received after booking to exchange for a regular paper ticket at the station ticket window or a railway ticket agency (a handling fee of 5 yuan per ticket will be charged):  

1) If you purchased the ticket using an ID other than a second-generation resident identity card  
2) If the departure or arrival station does not have the capability to check second-generation resident identity cards  
3) If the second-generation resident identity card cannot be read by the automatic ticket gate  
4) If you require a ticket for reimbursement purposes  
5) If the passenger boards the train at an intermediate station according to the date and train number on the ticket

1. According to the "Regulations on Railway Passenger Transport" and the "Detailed Rules for the Handling of Railway Passenger Transport," train tickets cannot specify berth or seat assignments, which are randomly allocated and may not be consecutive. Tickets are issued as they are, without price adjustments for differences. If you have special requirements for berths or seats, please coordinate with other passengers or train staff after boarding. We kindly ask for your understanding.

2. The tickets we provide are real-name train tickets. According to the regulations of the Ministry of Railways, passenger identity information must pass the 12306 identity verification before purchasing tickets. The types of identification documents accepted include only the second-generation resident identity card of the People's Republic of China, the Home Return Permit for Hong Kong and Macao Residents, the Mainland Travel Permit for Taiwan Residents, and passports. The travel agency specially reminds you to ensure that the ID number and name provided are genuine and can pass the verification. If the verification cannot be passed, the travel agency will refund the full order amount but will not be liable for any other responsibilities. If the failure to pass the verification is due to the false information provided by the traveler, the resulting losses should be borne by the traveler.

3. According to the Ministry of Railways, real-name train tickets can only be refunded or transferred if the ticket (train ticket) and the ID (original identity card) match. Therefore, after the order is confirmed, if you need to cancel, please follow the terms below:  

1) If the electronic ticket has not been exchanged for a paper ticket, please contact us in a timely manner. We will handle the refund or change procedures for you and charge the corresponding business loss fee according to the booking terms.  

2) If the electronic ticket has been exchanged for a paper ticket, please go to the train station ticket window to handle the refund or change procedures yourself. Provide us with the original or copy of the refund voucher. We will refund the train ticket amount to you within 7-14 working days after verifying the refund payment, and charge the corresponding business loss fee according to the booking terms.  

3) If you have received a paper ticket sent by the travel agency or its partner, please go to the train station ticket window to handle the refund or change procedures yourself. We will deduct the corresponding train ticket fee from the order cancellation amount. For specific cancellation rules, please refer to the railway department's refund regulations.

For group meals, the travel agency ensures the hygiene and quantity of food as promised, but there may be differences in taste across different regions, which may not meet your personal preferences. We kindly ask for your understanding.

During the actual travel, the accompanying service staff and driver may make appropriate adjustments to your itinerary (such as changing the order of visiting attractions/venues or altering the assembly time) based on weather and traffic conditions, without reducing the number of attractions/venues and with your consent, to ensure the smooth progress of the trip.

Due to local economic conditions, there may be differences in transportation, hotel services and facilities, and dining compared to developed cities. We kindly ask for your understanding.

Please arrive at the pick-up location on time as arranged by the service staff to avoid delaying the trip for yourself and other tourists. If you are late and miss the vehicle, please make your way to the next meeting point on your own. We kindly ask for your understanding.

During peak travel seasons or other special circumstances, to ensure your itinerary is not affected, the departure time may be earlier than usual (the exact time will be notified). This may prevent you from having the hotel breakfast as usual. We suggest coordinating with the hotel for a packed breakfast or preparing your own. We kindly ask for your understanding.

Plant-based attractions (such as maple leaves, cherry blossoms, rapeseed flowers, etc.) may not be in full bloom or may appear less attractive due to weather conditions. We kindly ask for your understanding.

Shanghai Disney Resort Visitor Notice: For the safety of the park and the order of the visit, or in other necessary cases, the park may periodically change the opening hours of the park or any attractions within the park, temporarily close the park or any part of it, control the number of visitors entering the park, suspend or cancel any attractions or entertainment performances. We kindly ask for your understanding.

Visitors are allowed to bring food and beverages for personal consumption into the park, but the following items are not permitted (including but not limited to): flammable and explosive items; weapons; food that requires heating, reheating, processing, refrigeration or insulation (such as instant noodles that require heating and self-heating food items); food with strong odors (such as durians); alcoholic beverages; canned or glass containers; luggage exceeding the specified size; large tripods; folding chairs and stools; animals; items prohibited by relevant laws and other items that are dangerous or destructive.

During non-free activity periods, you are not allowed to leave the group without the consent of the accompanying service staff. After obtaining consent, you must sign a liability release form for leaving the group and ensure your personal and property safety during that period. Any unfinished parts will be considered as voluntarily given up by you, and the actual costs incurred will not be refunded.

This product does not include any shopping stops throughout the trip (excluding shopping organized by non-travel agency merchants within attractions, venues, or cruise ships). There is no mandatory shopping. If any unauthorized shopping activities are added, our company will compensate you with 10% of the total travel cost upon verification.

During the trip, there may be shopping venues not arranged by the travel agency in some attractions, venues, restaurants, and rest areas. The travel agency advises you to shop wisely according to your needs and to ask for receipts. Any consumption disputes will be your responsibility. We kindly ask for your understanding.

Travelers holding military officer certificates, senior citizen certificates, student IDs, or other documents that qualify for ticket discounts at attractions/venues should bring the original certificates. The specific discount policies and amounts will be determined by the service staff on site.

If you cannot exchange your electronic ticket for a paper ticket normally, please go to the duty manager's window with the electronic ticket number and your ID to handle the ticket exchange.

During the trip, please carry your valid ID card. Travelers under 16 should bring the original household registration book. Travelers over 16 who have not obtained an ID card should get a relevant identity proof from their household registration place to avoid issues with boarding flights or checking into hotels. Please check the validity of your documents before traveling.

If purchasing a child ticket using the ID information of an accompanying adult or the child themselves, you must provide the original valid ID of the accompanying adult or the child and the order number. If the child does not have a resident ID card and the ticket is purchased using the child's ID number from the household registration book, the original household registration book or a temporary identity proof issued by the railway police can be used as a valid ID for ticket exchange.

To avoid any impact on your trip, please arrive at the airport at least 90 minutes before the flight departure to handle the check-in procedures.

There may be some privately operated entertainment and consumer venues at the destination. Most of these organizations do not have legal operating qualifications and pose various risks. For your safety and health, the travel agency advises you to consume cautiously.

Travel Guide and Regulations

For your personal and property safety, please avoid displaying valuable items and large amounts of cash in public. When on the street, please keep an eye on your jewelry, cameras, and other personal belongings at all times.

According to the regulations of Shanghai Municipal Bureau of Culture and Tourism, in order to promote green travel, starting from July 1, 2019, the tourism accommodation industry in Shanghai will no longer proactively provide disposable items such as toothbrushes, combs, razors, etc. If necessary, please consult the hotel front desk. We apologize for the inconvenience.

Activities such as swimming, rafting, diving, skiing, skating, snow play, surfing, adventure, hot air ballooning, and mountain cable cars all carry risks. Before participating, please assess your own conditions and refer to the announcements and advice from local departments and other professional institutions to act within your capabilities.

The travel agency provides you with a travel safety guide from three aspects: travel常识, travel activities (risky projects), and special groups. Please read the safety guide and warnings carefully.

To popularize travel safety knowledge and travel civilization conventions and to ensure your journey is safe and successful, we have formulated the "Travel Agency's Notice to Tourists." Please read and strictly follow it. The Shanghai Culture and Tourism Bureau also recommends reading the "Civilized Travel Tips." Let's explore the world in a civilized manner together. The Shanghai Fire Department reminds all tourists to be vigilant about fire safety while enjoying their vacation: When staying in a 【hotel】, please note the escape routes and the exact location of safety exits, be aware of the placement and usage of fire-fighting equipment and escape devices, pay attention to safe electricity usage, and do not smoke in bed. In case of an emergency, please call "119" immediately. When entering 【scenic areas, theaters, shopping malls】 and other crowded places, please note the escape routes and the exact location of safety exits, and understand the placement and usage of fire-fighting and escape equipment. In case of a fire, please follow the evacuation signs and staff guidance, bend down low, evacuate in an orderly manner, and do not use the elevator to escape.

To ensure the safe transportation of lithium batteries and avoid unsafe incidents, we kindly remind you that the Civil Aviation Administration will strictly check passengers carrying lithium batteries on board. For details, please refer to the announcement by the Civil Aviation Administration regarding the regulations for carrying "lithium batteries, power banks" in passengers' luggage.

Passengers taking domestic flights, whose resident identity cards have expired, cannot continue to use them. If the validityhas expired, a temporary resident identity card or a receipt for applying for a resident identity card, issued by the public security organ with a recent bareheaded photo of the person, stamped with the household registration seal, and noting the validity period, can be used as an alternative valid ID for boarding. The People's Republic of China passport can also be used as a valid ID for purchasing tickets, checking in, and going through security for domestic flights. Passengers should use the same valid ID for all these procedures. Residents of mainland China using the Mainland Travel Permit for Hong Kong and Macao or the Mainland Travel Permit for Taiwan to take domestic flights must also provide a resident ID card or a temporary identity proof for boarding civil aviation flights issued by the civil airport public security organ to go through the boarding procedures.

Special reminder: All residents of mainland China under 16 years old (including infants) who are boarding flights must show a birth certificate, household registration book, or an identity proof issued by the local police station at the household registration place (the airport police station cannot issue a temporary proof) to go through the boarding procedures. The specific implementation details are subject to the guidance of the airport's relevant departments.