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ENJOYING JIANGNAN: SHANGHAI - WUZHEN - HANGZHOU

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Exploring Jiangnan – Timeless Beauty Amid Modernity

Jiangnan is a land of poetic charm and cultural depth. The journey through Shanghai – Wuzhen – Hangzhou invites travelers to explore the heart of Jiangnan — a region where ancient elegance, prosperity, and enchanting Eastern tales intertwine.

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Hangzhou – The Poetic Soul of Jiangnan

Renowned as “Heaven on Earth,” Hangzhou captivates visitors with its picturesque waters, lush hills, and timeless legends.

West Lake – The Symbol of Graceful Beauty:
Often likened to a precious gem of Hangzhou, West Lake offers breathtaking sights such as Three Pools Mirroring the Moon, Spring Dawn at Su Causeway, lotus blossoms in summer, and autumn foliage reflections. The lake is steeped in legends like Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai and Madame White Snake, embodying the spirit of Oriental mythology.

Liuhe Pagoda – A Millennium Legacy by the Qiantang River:
This 13-story pagoda, built during the Song Dynasty, stands tall as a sacred architectural symbol. From its base, visitors can gaze across the majestic Qiantang River — where tidal waves rise like shimmering silver ribbons.

Nine Creeks and Eighteen Gullies – The Symphony of Nature:
Hidden amid verdant forests, nine winding streams meander gracefully, creating a tranquil and romantic atmosphere — an ideal retreat to reconnect with nature’s serenity.

Qingshan Wetlands – The Giant Matcha Cake of Jiangnan:
A trending check-in spot in 2024, this lush green marsh glows like a sea of jade. In summer, visitors can kayak through the emerald duckweed, feeling as if they’ve drifted into a fairytale world.

Wuzhen – The Ancient Water Town

Wuzhen, the “Jewel of Jiangnan,” preserves the authentic essence of ancient China. The town is divided into East and West sections, with West Wuzhen being the most beloved among international travelers.

Moss-covered stone bridges, black-tiled roofs reflecting on calm waters, and wooden boats gliding lazily through narrow canals — all compose a rustic yet poetic tableau.
As night falls, glowing red lanterns shimmer on the water’s surface, transforming Wuzhen into a dreamy landscape that evokes the golden days of Jiangnan’s prosperity.

Wuzhen

Shanghai – Splendor Beneath the Eastern Sky

Shanghai — China’s most dynamic metropolis — where the past and future converge, offering visitors an unforgettable experience of contrasts and sophistication.

The Bund – A Symbol of Prosperity:
Stretching over 1.6 km along the Huangpu River, The Bund is lined with dozens of architectural masterpieces in Gothic, Baroque, and Renaissance styles. Visitors can stroll along the promenade, admiring the Oriental Pearl Tower and the soaring Shanghai Tower piercing the skyline.

Nanjing Road – Where Tradition Meets Modernity:
A bustling avenue where luxury shops, street food, and dazzling lights coexist — offering a vivid taste of urban Shanghai.

City God Temple – Ancient Spirit in a Modern Metropolis:
One of the city’s oldest temples, built in the Ming–Qing architectural style. Beyond its religious significance, it serves as a perfect stop to explore traditional Chinese culture.

Xintiandi – A Blend of Nostalgia and Modern Chic:
This trendy district features restored Shikumen-style buildings housing cafes, boutiques, and art galleries — a favorite hangout for young locals, artists, and international visitors alike.

Wukang Road – Where Time Stands Still:
Lined with centuries-old trees and elegant villas once home to aristocrats and artists, Wukang Road is one of Shanghai’s most picturesque and cinematic streets.

Shanghai

Culinary Experiences

This journey is not just about sightseeing — it’s also a refined gastronomic adventure:

  • Shanghai Hairy Crab Noodles – a rich and indulgent specialty.
  • Spicy Sichuan Hotpot – a bold, signature taste of China.
  • 100-year-old Michelin-rated Noodle House in Hangzhou – blending heritage and culinary excellence.
  • Imperial Banquet Show in Hangzhou – where art and cuisine merge in an elegant spectacle.

Why Choose the Jiangnan Discovery Tour

  • Leisurely itinerary, no shopping stops, full enjoyment of scenic views.
  • Stay at central hotels in Wuzhen and Shanghai for easy travel.
  • Enjoy premium local dining experiences with diverse specialties.
  • Travel comfortably with modern 2+1 luxury coach seating.
  • A perfect balance of heritage and modernity, nature and city, culture and cuisine.

The Jiangnan Discovery Tour – Shanghai – Wuzhen – Hangzhou is ideal for travelers seeking elegance, culture, and the refined beauty of the East.
Let BDATrip accompany you on this unforgettable journey.

Tour Highlights

  • Upgrade to luxury coach (2+1 seats).
  • Complimentary Hangzhou barbecue meal (worth ¥100).
  • Complimentary Sichuan hotpot in Shanghai (worth ¥100).
  • Complimentary Imperial Banquet Show in Hangzhou.
  • Experience crab noodle meal in Shanghai.
  • Dine at a century-old Michelin noodle restaurant in Hangzhou (dating back to the Qing Dynasty).
  • Explore West Wuzhen.
  • Visit must-see scenic spots like West Lake cruise, North Bund, Rei Flower Café, and trending photo spots.
  • Discover the lush Qingshan Wetlands.
  • Stay at central Wuzhen hotel.
  • Stay at 4-star central Shanghai hotel, just 4 km from The Bund.

Included Services

  • Round-trip airfare: Ho Chi Minh City – Hangzhou // Shanghai – Ho Chi Minh City.
  • Accommodation in local 4-star hotels (2 guests per room; triple sharing with extra bed where available — note: some Wuzhen hotels do not offer triple rooms).
  • Meals as per itinerary (¥40–¥80 per meal, including 8 dishes + 1 soup).
  • Transportation throughout the itinerary.
  • Entrance fees to listed attractions.
  • Group visa for Vietnamese citizens entering China.
  • Tour leader and local guide throughout.
  • 1 bottle of water per person per day.
  • Travel insurance (coverage up to USD 10,000).
  • Complimentary hat from the company.

Excluded Services

  • Passport issuance fee.
  • Tips for driver and guide: USD 6/person/day.
  • Personal expenses (laundry, drinks, etc.).
  • Drinks during meals.
  • Any unlisted expenses.
  • VAT invoice.
  • Single room supplement.
  • Overweight baggage fees.

Notes

  • For children under 18, a scanned birth certificate must be submitted with visa applications (even if traveling with parents).
  • If parents are not accompanying, a notarized authorization letter must state who the child will travel with (including full name and passport number).
  • When entering China, children must bring a certified copy of their birth certificate and a handwritten parental authorization letter as precaution.

If group visa policies change or a group visa is denied, travelers must pay an additional 1,900,000 VND/person for an individual (sticker) visa, if time permits. Refusal to pay this surcharge will result in tour cancellation under company policy. (Visa surcharge subject to change per Chinese Visa Center regulations.)

  • Passports without date or month of birth cannot be used for group visa applications.
  • Child rate applies when sharing a bed with parents; if a separate bed is required, 100% of the adult tour price applies.
  • Tour price applies to travelers aged 10–69. Travelers aged 70+ must pay an additional premium for enhanced insurance and sign a health declaration.
  • As this is a shared group tour, departures require a minimum of 10 adult travelers. If fewer, the company may postpone or refund all payments.
  • One adult traveling with one child under 10 (sharing one bed) must pay adult price if requesting a separate bed for the child.
  • The company is not responsible for denied entry/exit due to personal document issues (expired passport, unclear photos, etc.).
  • Airfare, visa, and schedule may change based on actual departure dates or airline adjustments.
  • Passport validity must exceed 6 months from departure date.
  • Travelers must not skip designated shopping stops in the itinerary.
  • Sequence of activities may change depending on real conditions but will ensure full coverage of all listed attractions.
  • Guests must stay with the group throughout the tour.
  • For those joining from overseas, please contact the company in advance.
  • Travelers who have undergone facial cosmetic surgery must renew their passports; otherwise, the company bears no responsibility for immigration issues.

Group Visa Application Requirements

  1. Scan of passport information page.
  2. White-background photo (4x6 cm), no jewelry, tidy hair.

Important Notes:

  • Passports issued within the past 6 months must specify if it’s first-time or renewed.
  • Travelers under 18 must include scanned birth certificate (and specify if traveling with parents).
  • Passports without year of birth are ineligible for group visa.

Additional Notes:

  • Children under 18 must bring certified birth certificate copies (with red seal) or extracts when traveling.
  • Children under 18 traveling without parents must provide an authorized travel letter stamped by local authorities, submit the scan for visa processing, and carry the original for immigration clearance.

In cases of force majeure (terrorism, natural disasters, transport delays, etc.), the company reserves the right to modify the itinerary for safety and convenience without compensation for external losses.

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