Shanghai 5 days

Shanghai

Meet at the designated pickup station in Shanghai at the scheduled time, followed by hotel check-in. In the afternoon, visit People’s Square, located at the heart of Shanghai, a hub of politics, economy, culture, tourism, and transportation, and a key city landmark. After dinner, explore the City God Temple, which is near Yuyuan Garden and part of Shanghai’s historic “Old City.” The temple, with its southern-facing orientation, features hanging mountain roofs, corniced ridges, vibrant painted rafters, and green-tiled eaves. This traditional southern-style red-wall mud-tile structure spans over 3,000 square meters.

• Accommodation: hotel
• Meal: 3 times 
• Water: 2L

Shanghai

Begin your morning with breakfast and a visit to Pudong, where you’ll explore the Oriental Pearl Radio and TV Tower, commonly known as the “Oriental Pearl.” This iconic structure is situated by the Huangpu River, surrounded by modern architectural wonders in the Lujiazui area, offering stunning views of the Bund.

After lunch, head to the Sixing Warehouse, a historic site where eight hundred brave men, led by Xie Jinyuan, fought heroically during the 1937 Battle, embodying the spirit of resistance in the Anti-Japanese War. Later, explore the Bund, a symbol of Shanghai’s rich history, dating back to 1844 during the British concession era. Stroll along this cultural landmark, where old Shanghai meets the new. Continue your journey to the Waibaidu Bridge, a historic steel structure connecting two districts of the city. This architectural marvel, located near the entrance of Suzhou River, is the only remaining bridge of its kind in China and a piece of Shanghai’s preserved heritage. End your evening with a luxurious dinner followed by a scenic cruise along the Huangpu River. Enjoy the elegant surroundings of the cruise as you take in the breathtaking night views of the Pujiang River, making it a perfect close to your Shanghai experience.

   Accommodation: Hotel

   Meal: 3 times

   Water: 2L

Shanghai

After breakfast, visit Zhujiajiao, a historic town recognized as one of the first Chinese characteristic towns by the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development and later as one of China’s historical and cultural towns. After lunch, head to Songjiang to explore the Guangfulin Site, a Neolithic site once known as Huangfu Lin. The area spans approximately 150,000 square meters and features small peaks. During the Qing Dynasty, it flourished as a commercial and agricultural hub, though much of it was later abandoned.

   Accommodation: hotel 

   Meal: 3 times 

   Water: 2L

Shanghai

After breakfast, start your morning by visiting the iconic Wukang Building, formerly known as the Normandy Apartment. This historic structure sits at a busy intersection, surrounded by famous roads and landmarks. Next, explore Sinan Mansion, home to 51 historic buildings that cover a vast area. The site boasts diverse architectural styles, including independent garden houses, and offers a glimpse into Shanghai’s rich history. After lunch, visit the China Pavilion from the 2010 Shanghai World Expo. The pavilion showcases Chinese cultural spirit and wisdom in urban development, symbolizing “the crown of the East” and “the prosperity of China.” End the day with a performance of “Shanghai Eternal Love,” a popular show by Songcheng. This one-hour spectacle traces the history of Shanghai, from the ancient Warring States period to modern times, with scenes that reflect the city’s rich and evolving character.

   Accommodation: hotel  

   Meal: 3 times 

   Water: 2L

Shanghai

After breakfast, enjoy some free time for activities. Following lunch, you’ll be transferred to the high-speed train station.

   Accommodation: hotel

   Meal: 3 times

   Water: 2L