6D5N · Group Tours · Shanghai, Suzhou, Wuzhen, Hangzhou · In Depth Jiangnan Tour · 2 Intangible Cultural Heritage Experiences · Airport Transfer Upgrade · Complimentary Michelin Dining

Wukang Building & Shanghai's Former French Concession
Visit the iconic Wukang Building and explore the charming streets of Shanghai's former French Concession.
Lined with historic European-style residences and tree-shaded avenues, this neighborhood is one of Shanghai's most atmospheric cultural areas. During the walk, discover the architectural beauty of old Shanghai and learn about the city's fascinating history and international influences.

Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street-Shanghai's Historic Shopping Avenue
Explore Shanghai's famous century-old commercial street and experience the city's vibrant urban atmosphere.
Nanjing Road remains one of Shanghai's most popular shopping and lifestyle destinations, combining historic architecture, traditional stores, and modern brands.

Recommended stops include:
Shanghai No. 1 Food Store - perfect for local souvenirs and traditional treats
Shen Dacheng-a historic shop famous for classic Shanghai pastries
Pop Mart-discover China's popular trendy collectibles
Yang's Dumplings-try Shanghai's famous pan-fried dumplings
Visitors can also admire the heritage architecture of Wing On Department Store. Many international brands in the area offer tax refund services for eligible overseas visitors. Please keep your shopping receipts for refund procedures.

A specialty meal of Shanghai's local cuisine

Take a leisurely walk along the Huangpu River waterfront and enjoy one of Shanghai's most iconic city views.
The historic Bund features a spectacular collection of international-style buildings that reflect Shanghai's century-long history as a global trading port. Across the river, the futuristic skyscrapers of Lujiazui create a striking contrast, showcasing the unique blend of heritage and modernity that defines Shanghai.

City God Temple Cultural Area – Experience Traditional Shanghai
Explore Shanghai's traditional cultural district around the City God Temple and discover the city's rich folk heritage.
With classical-style buildings, historic shops, local food stalls, and traditional crafts, the area offers a vivid introduction to Shanghai's cultural traditions.
Stroll through the lively streets, admire the traditional architecture, taste local delicacies, and experience the authentic everyday charm of old Shanghai.

The Humble Administrator's Garden is one of China's Four Great Gardens and a masterpiece of classical Suzhou garden design. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it features elegant pavilions, ponds, rockeries, and landscapes that perfectly reflect traditional Chinese aesthetics.

Pingjiang Road is one of Suzhou's best-preserved historic districts, featuring ancient canals, stone-paved lanes, traditional houses, and charming local life. Visitors can stroll through the old streets and enjoy Suzhou Pingtan, a traditional storytelling and musical art form.

Wuzhen Xizha – A Classic Jiangnan Water Town Experience
Wuzhen Xizha is one of China's best-preserved ancient water towns, famous for its picturesque canals, stone bridges, white-walled houses, and traditional black-tiled architecture. Take a night tour of Wuzhen Xizha and stroll across its lantern-lit bridges.

[Special Bonus]: walking across the Bridge with a Lantern

Handmade experience: During your visit, experience an intangible cultural heritage blue calico craft workshop, learn about this ancient dyeing technique, and create your own traditional souvenir.

Longjing Tea Fields – Experience Hangzhou's Famous Tea Culture
Nestled among the hills surrounding West Lake, the Longjing Tea Fields are a symbol of Hangzhou's renowned tea culture.

Visitors can stroll through the peaceful tea plantations, admire the layered green fields and mountain scenery, and learn about traditional tea-making traditions.

Enjoying a cup of authentic Longjing tea in a traditional tea house offers a wonderful opportunity to experience the elegant and relaxed lifestyle of Jiangnan.

Longjing Tea Banquet – A Unique Culinary Experience in Hangzhou
Enjoy a special Longjing tea banquet where fresh tea leaves are incorporated into traditional Hangzhou cuisine.
Featuring delicate flavors and a refreshing aroma, each dish reflects the elegance of tea culture while offering a unique and creative interpretation of local gastronomy.
This experience perfectly combines Hangzhou's world-famous tea heritage with Jiangnan culinary traditions, allowing guests to discover the sophisticated relationship between tea and food.

Su Causeway – A Poetic Walk Along West Lake
The Su Causeway was built during the Northern Song Dynasty under the leadership of the renowned poet and statesman Su Shi (Su Dongpo) when he served as the governor of Hangzhou and oversaw the restoration of West Lake. Stretching nearly 3 kilometers across the lake, it is one of the most iconic scenic causeways in Hangzhou. "Spring Dawn at Su Causeway" is also listed as one of the Ten Scenes of West Lake.
A leisurely walk along the causeway offers beautiful views of willow-lined pathways, misty waters, and surrounding mountains. With its changing scenery throughout the seasons, Su Causeway is one of the best places to experience Hangzhou's relaxed lifestyle and the poetic charm of Jiangnan.

West Lake is Hangzhou's most iconic cultural landscape and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its harmonious combination of tranquil waters, surrounding mountains, historic pavilions, and centuries of poetry and literature represents the essence of traditional Chinese landscape aesthetics.
Take a scenic boat ride across the calm waters of West Lake, admire views of Leifeng Pagoda, Solitary Hill, and the surrounding mountains, and experience Hangzhou's unique charm where nature, history, and urban life blend together.

City God Pavilion – A Panoramic View of Hangzhou
Located on the summit of Wushan Mountain, City God Pavilion is one of Hangzhou's most famous viewing landmarks.
From the top of the pavilion, visitors can enjoy panoramic views of West Lake, the Qiantang River, and the modern city skyline. It is an ideal place to appreciate the unique harmony between Hangzhou's natural landscapes and urban scenery.

Qinghefang Historic Street – Discover Old Hangzhou's Heritage
Qinghefang Historic Street is one of the best-preserved traditional neighborhoods in Hangzhou. It was once a prosperous commercial center during the Southern Song Dynasty and still retains many historic buildings, traditional shops, and local craftsmanship.
Strolling along the stone-paved lanes, visitors can admire classical architecture, taste authentic Hangzhou snacks, explore time-honoured shops, and experience the everyday charm of old Hangzhou.

Lingyin Temple and Feilai Peak form one of Hangzhou's most important cultural landmarks. With ancient Buddhist temples, impressive stone carvings, and peaceful mountain scenery, the site offers a perfect combination of spirituality, history, and nature.

The Grand Canal – A Journey Through China's Ancient Waterway Civilization
The Grand Canal, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one of the greatest ancient engineering achievements in China and has played a vital role in connecting northern and southern China through trade, culture, and transportation.
The Hangzhou section preserves rich historical neighborhoods and traditional waterfront scenery, with ancient bridges, old docks, and riverside homes creating a charming water-town atmosphere.
A walk through the Grand Canal Historic Area offers a fascinating glimpse into China's thousand-year canal culture and allows visitors to experience the unique Jiangnan scenery where history and modern city life meet.

Handmade experience: Traditional Chinese Folding Fan DIY Experience
Take part in an intangible cultural heritage folding fan workshop and create your own traditional Chinese hand fan.
Through this hands-on experience, you will learn about the history, craftsmanship, and cultural symbolism behind the folding fan while incorporating elements of Jiangnan aesthetics into your own unique souvenir.

Specialty menu at a Michelin-recommended restaurant

This is a suggested itinerary and does not include tickets, transportation, or guide services