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This 6 day, 5 night tour invites you to explore the vibrant modernity of Shanghai, the poetic ancient charm of Hangzhou, and the serene, romantic atmosphere of Wuzhen. This meticulously designed itinerary offers a relaxed pace with no forced shopping, ensuring an authentic and memorable experience of the rich culture, history, and diverse cuisine of this fascinating land.
Hangzhou, the capital of Zhejiang province, is one of China's "Four Great Ancient Capitals," renowned for its breathtaking natural beauty and profound cultural heritage. It was famously lauded by Marco Polo as "the most beautiful city in the world."

The sublime beauty of West Lake, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is truly beyond words, a harmonious blend of tranquility and poetry. A serene boat cruise on its calm waters allows you to admire the small islands, ancient stone bridges like Broken Bridge and Long Bridge, and lush, centuries-old gardens. West Lake is not merely a natural wonder but also an endless source of inspiration for poetry and painting, intertwined with romantic legends such as that of Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai, or the White Snake. In every season, West Lake adorns itself with unique charm, from misty mornings to ethereal full moons, offering visitors unforgettable moments of contemplation.

Stepping onto Qinghefang Ancient Street is like traveling back in time to Hangzhou of a millennium ago. This street has preserved its ancient Song and Ming Dynasty architecture for over 900 years. Here, you can visit centuries-old traditional handicraft shops, savor delicious street foods like candied hawthorn (bīngtáng húlú), or find unique souvenirs. Qinghefang Ancient Street is not just a commercial hub but also a living museum of Hangzhou's ancient culture and lifestyle.

A fresh and captivating destination is Qingshan Lake National Forest Park, dubbed a "living fossil forest" with a diverse ecosystem and unique landscapes. Especially in summer, the lake's surface is covered by lush green duckweed, creating a surreal scene reminiscent of a giant matcha cake. The experience of gently kayaking across the emerald green lake offers a sense of relaxation, immersing you in pristine nature away from the city's hustle and bustle.

Wuzhen, one of the most famous water towns in the Jiangnan region, located not far from Shanghai and Hangzhou, is a place where time seems to stand still. With over 1,300 years of history, Wuzhen perfectly preserves its ancient architectural beauty and the peaceful rhythm of traditional riverside life.

Wuzhen West Scenic Zone is an impeccably preserved and developed area for tourism. Here, you will stroll along ancient stone paved streets, admire graceful stone bridges arching over picturesque canals, and explore centuries-old traditional wooden houses. Ancient blacksmith shops, traditional dye workshops, and folk culture exhibition halls authentically recreate the daily life of Wuzhen's former residents. Don't forget to indulge in local delicacies such as rice cakes, rice wine, or grilled stinky tofu flavors that embody the soul of this ancient town.

Shanghai, China's largest city, is a symbol of rapid economic development and a vibrant fusion of Eastern and Western cultures. It's a perfect blend of modern skyscrapers and ancient architectural heritage, creating an irresistible allure.
The Bund, also known as the "Gallery of World Architecture," is one of the city's most iconic landmarks. Along the west bank of the Huangpu River, a row of buildings in classical European architectural styles tells a long story of Shanghai's colonial history. Opposite The Bund, across the Huangpu River, lies the Lujiazui Financial District, with its towering skyscrapers like the Oriental Pearl TV Tower and Shanghai Tower. This striking contrast between classical and modern architecture creates a spectacular urban panorama, especially dazzling when night falls.

Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street is China's busiest shopping district, home to countless international fashion brands, high end shopping malls, and luxurious restaurants. It's an ideal place to experience the vibrant pulse of modern Shanghai. Meanwhile, Xintiandi presents a different charm, with its cobblestone streets and preserved "Shikumen" traditional houses, transformed into chic cafes, restaurants, and upscale boutiques. Xintiandi is a unique blend of traditional architecture and contemporary lifestyle, creating a distinctive cultural and artistic space.

Tian Zi Fang is a maze of narrow alleyways featuring art galleries, unique handicraft shops, cozy cafes, and hipster bars. It offers a different perspective of Shanghai a young, creative, and artistic city. Wukang Road, often called "Celebrity Street," stands out with its elegant French colonial villas, once home to many famous historical figures. A stroll down this road reveals a peaceful, romantic ambiance and uncovers historical tales hidden behind every doorway.

No journey is complete without indulging in culinary delights. The tour treats you to special meals such as spicy Szechuan hotpot and BBQ, and Shanghai's renowned hairy crab meal or noodles. Additionally, in Hangzhou, you'll savor a Michelin starred noodle dish at a century-old restaurant, a truly unique and refined culinary experience. These dishes are integral to the fame of Jiangnan cuisine, promising to satisfy even the most discerning palates.

BDATrip.com proudly offers a meticulously designed tour program focused on providing authentic travel experiences. Upgraded tourist vehicles with comfortable 2+1 seating ensure maximum comfort throughout the journey. Importantly, this tour is committed to being a NO SHOPPING experience, allowing you to fully immerse yourselves in the beautiful scenery and culture without any commercial pressure. Accommodations are carefully selected, featuring 5-star hotels in Wuzhen and 4-star hotels in central Shanghai, guaranteeing comfortable rest after each day of exploration.
$759/pax
6 days
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