Located in Beijing, Tiananmen Square is one of the largest squares in the world and a historical-political symbol of modern China. It has witnessed numerous significant events and is a must-see for international visitors.
The Forbidden City – Magnificent royal palace
Recognized by UNESCO as a World Cultural Heritage site, the Forbidden City with over 9,999 rooms was once the residence and workplace of Ming and Qing emperors. This grand ancient complex preserves the essence of Chinese court culture and art.
Summer Palace – A stunning imperial retreat
Summer Palace
Known as the “green jewel” of Beijing, the Summer Palace features Kunming Lake, the Hall of Longevity, and the Fragrance Tower. It was once the royal family’s retreat, celebrated for its harmonious blend of scenic landscapes and traditional architecture.
The Great Wall – World wonder
One of the seven greatest wonders of the world, the Great Wall stretches for thousands of kilometers, tied to China’s defense history. Walking on its ancient stone steps, visitors can feel the magnificence and resilience of the Chinese people.
Tianping Mountain – Romantic golden autumn in Suzhou
Renowned as one of the four best places to admire red and yellow autumn leaves in China, Tianping Mountain captivates with fiery maple forests, crystal-clear streams, and picturesque landscapes, especially in fall.
North Bund Shanghai – A symbol of modern development
From North Bund Park, visitors can enjoy panoramic views of Pudong with its iconic skyscrapers such as Shanghai Tower and Oriental Pearl Tower, showcasing Shanghai’s rapid modern growth.
Xintiandi Old Quarter – Blend of classic and modern
This area stands out with a fusion of historic architecture and contemporary style. It’s an ideal destination to enjoy cuisine, coffee, and entertainment, as well as a popular check-in spot in Shanghai.
Xintiandi Old Quarter
City God Temple & Nanjing Road – Bustling shopping hubs
City God Temple reflects Shanghai’s traditional architecture with its iconic red lanterns. Nearby, Nanjing Road, known as the “shopping paradise,” offers hundreds of malls, fashion boutiques, and vibrant entertainment.
Wuzhen Water Town – Venice of the East
One of China’s six famous ancient towns with over 1,300 years of history. Its mossy stone bridges, tranquil rivers, and traditional wooden houses create a serene, timeless atmosphere. At night, Wuzhen sparkles with lantern lights, offering unforgettable charm.
West Lake Hangzhou – A fairyland on earth
Recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage site, West Lake is famous for its legends and poetic scenery. On a boat trip, visitors can admire Su Causeway, Bai Causeway, Three Pools Mirroring the Moon, and other romantic sites.
Qing Shan Swamp – Autumn hot-trend destination
Qing Shan Swamp is a rising star on China’s travel map. In autumn, green duckweed covers the lake while surrounding trees turn golden and red, creating a dreamy romantic scene. Ideal for photography and kayaking.
Hangzhou Outlet – A heaven for luxury shopping
As Hangzhou’s largest outlet center, it offers branded products at attractive prices. A perfect stop to combine shopping with the vibrant city lifestyle.
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS:
Two nights at a central hotel in Shanghai for convenient travel.
A full 7 days and 6 nights of exploration.
Enjoy Beijing Roast Duck.
Complimentary: 1 hotpot meal and 1 BBQ meal in Shanghai or Hangzhou.
Experience one crab noodle/rice meal in Shanghai.
Unique, exciting destinations without repetition: West Lake Hangzhou, Wuzhen Water Town, North Bund Shanghai, Rei Flower Coffee hot-trend café check-in.
Overnight stay at a 5-star hotel in Wuzhen.
West Lake Hangzhou boat cruise.
Admire golden autumn leaves at Tianping Mountain – Suzhou, one of the four most beautiful autumn foliage spots in China.
Qing Shan Swamp.
Shopping at Hangzhou’s largest Outlet center.
SERVICES INCLUDED:
Airfare per itinerary: Ho Chi Minh City – Beijing // Hangzhou – Ho Chi Minh City (Transit one way to Beijing).
Hotels according to itinerary, 4–5 star local standards (2 persons/room, extra bed for odd numbers).
Meals per itinerary (40–50 RMB/main meal including 8 dishes + 1 soup).
Transportation as per program.
Entrance tickets to sightseeing spots listed in itinerary.
China visa for Vietnamese citizens.
Tour leader and guide per itinerary.
1 bottle of water/person/day on the bus.
Travel insurance with compensation up to USD 10,000.
Company gift: Hat.
VAT invoice.
SERVICES NOT INCLUDED:
Passport fees.
Tips for driver and guide: USD 6/person/day.
Personal expenses (laundry, drinks, etc.).
Drinks during meals.
Unlisted expenses.
Single room supplement.
Excess baggage fees.
NOTES:
Children under 18 must provide a scanned copy of their birth certificate for visa application (regardless of whether parents travel together).
If a child travels without parents, authorization is required stating who the child will accompany (with full name and passport number).
At immigration, children must bring a certified copy of the birth certificate and a handwritten parental authorization (for backup).
If group visa policy changes or group visa is rejected, customers must pay an extra 1,900,000 VND/person for an individual visa (sticker visa), if time permits. If not paid, cancellation penalties apply. (Individual visa fee may vary depending on the Visa Center).
Passports without date/month of birth are not eligible for group visa. Individual visa required.
Child price calculated for sharing bed with parents. Separate bed requires full tour price.
Price valid for ages 10–69. Guests aged 70+ pay extra for premium insurance and must sign a health commitment.
Tour departs with a minimum of 10 adults. If fewer, the company will reschedule or refund.
1 adult with 1 child under 10 (no separate bed): child charged adult rate to have their own bed.
Company not responsible if client denied entry/exit due to personal reasons (unclear/mistyped documents, expired passports, etc.). Extra costs borne by clients. Guides will assist with solutions.
Prices may change if airlines increase fuel surcharges or visa fees change.
Program and flight times may vary by departure date.
Passport must be valid at least 6 months from departure date.
Itinerary order may change depending on circumstances but will cover all listed destinations.
Clients must not leave the group independently. If relatives in China wish to join, notify the company in advance.
For clients with facial cosmetic surgery, a new passport is required. Without it, company not liable for entry/exit issues.
GROUP VISA PROCEDURES:
Scan the entire passport, every page, including blanks.
Portrait photo 4x6cm, white background, no jewelry, neat hair.
Important:
New passports issued less than 6 months must declare whether it’s a first-time issue or a reissue.
Passengers under 18 must provide scanned birth certificate (check if traveling with parents).
Reminders:
Children under 18 must bring certified copy or extract of birth certificate for immigration.
Children under 18 traveling without parents must provide notarized travel authorization from local authorities, scan for visa application, and bring original for immigration.
DISCLAIMER:
In cases of force majeure (terrorism, natural disasters, public transport disruptions such as flights or trains), the company reserves the right to change the itinerary at any time for customer safety and convenience, without liability for arising damages.