China Hangzhou Wuxi Suzhou Shanghai 5 Days 3 Nights GOCN9869

10:30 p.m.: The group meets at Suvarnabhumi Airport, 4th floor, China Eastern Airlines (MU) counter. A                 representative will greet you and assist with check-in.

01:55 a.m.Depart for Shanghai on China Eastern Airlines (MU) flight MU548.
*23 kg baggage allowance per person.
07:10 a.m. Arrive at Shanghai Pudong International Airport. Clear immigration (local time is 1 hour ahead of Thailand) and proceed through immigration and customs.
Morning: Enjoy a set breakfast box
Depart for Hangzhou, approximately 175 km (3 hours) from Shanghai. Currently, Hangzhou is considered the most developed city in the eastern region of China. Therefore, Hangzhou is well-known for its economic importance and rich culture. It's one of China's most scenic cities.
Lunch: Have lunch at a restaurant 
We'll take you to West Lake Tiandi, a commercial and tourist district located on the banks of West Lake in Hangzhou, China. It's home to numerous restaurants, cafes, and shops. This area is popular for strolling and sipping coffee. A distinctive feature of this area is its charming atmosphere along the banks of West Lake, offering a variety of restaurants, pubs and restaurants, coffee shops, and ice cream parlors.Then, we'll take a scenic boat trip along West Lake, a large freshwater lake approximately 15 kilometers in diameter. It was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2011. If you have the chance to visit Hangzhou, don't miss the beautiful scenery of West Lake and its well-known cultural structures, such as the Leifeng Pagoda and the Legend of the White Snake, which was adapted into a famous film and TV series.
Afterward, we'll spend some free time shopping at Yin Tai In 77, a shopper's paradise! Enjoy shopping in a modern and relaxing atmosphere. This is a hub for fashion, bags, shoes, and many other brand-name items. Next, we'll take you to He Fang Jie, an ancient street part of the Qinghefang Ancient Cultural Street in central Hangzhou. This pedestrian street vividly reflects Hangzhou's ancient history and culture. The newly built houses on both sides are all made of wood and have thatched roofs, reflecting a simple, ancient style. Most of the streets along this street are lined with general stores selling local products and souvenirs.In the evening, enjoy dinner at a restaurant (meal 3).Next, enjoy the nightlife at Hangzhou City Balcony, a modern open-air park known as a popular scenic spot in Hangzhou, China. Located in Qianjiang New Town along the Qiantang River, it's renowned for its stunning
nighttime views of skyscrapers reflecting off the river.
Accommodation: Holiday Inn Express Hangzhou or equivalent (4-star standard)
 

Morning: Breakfast at the hotel restaurant
Depart for Wuxi (approximately 144 km/approximately 2.5 hours). Located on the banks of the vast Taihu Lake, Wuxi is home to the "pearl" of Jiangnan, Wuxi. The city's history begins with the legend of Taipo, the eldest son of the noble Zhou Dynasty. He renounced his right to the throne and traveled to southern Jiangnan to establish a new city, establishing the foundation for the later flourishing Wu culture. Interestingly, the city's name, "Wuxi," means "without tin," a contrast to the area's former abundance of tin mines, which led to the name "Youxi," meaning "with tin." Legend has it that, as tin was depleted during the Han Dynasty, the city's name changed over time.
Depart for worship The Lingshan Dafo Big Buddha (including batteries) is an outdoor bronze statue of Amitabha Buddha weighing over 700 metric tons and standing 88 meters tall. It depicts the Buddha in the attitude of forbidding relatives, standing on Lingshan Hill. His face is regal.
The Fangong Pavilion at Lingshan Temple, or Lingshan Fangong, served as the venue for the 2nd World Buddhist Forum on March 28, 1969. Located on the shores of the vast Taihu Lake at the foot of the beautiful Lingshan Mountains, the Fangong Pavilion is a magnificent architectural marvel.
Lunch at a restaurant 
Travel to Nianhuawan Village, a renowned cultural attraction in Wuxi, China. Intricately designed to reflect the beauty of Buddhist art and Zen philosophy, this romantic ancient village is illuminated at night, amidst traditional Chinese architecture, beautiful gardens, waterfalls, and lanterns. Immerse yourself in the tranquil atmosphere. Relax and unwind on a memorable evening.
Dinner at a restaurant 
Travel to Suzhou (approximately 50 km/approximately 1.5 hours), a city with a history of 2,500 years. Originally known as "Gusu," it is a model for Chinese garden design, ranked first in the southern Yangtze River basin. Known as the "City of Beauties," it is so beautiful that it has earned the nickname "Heaven on Earth."
Accommodation: HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS SUZHOU or equivalent 4-star (Chinese standards).

Breakfast at the hotel restaurant 
Stop to take photos at the Gate of the Orient, also known as the "Long John's Building." This architectural marvel is a pair of twin towers, but connected at the top, forming a colossal archway that stands 301 meters tall. The image of the twin towers connected at the top has become a signature image of modern Suzhou. Built with the goal of breaking several records, including the "world's largest gate," the "tallest hanging garden in China," and the "highest infinity pool in China," the building is also home to the famous Zhujiajiao Ancient Town, known as Shanghai's Venice of the East. This is another famous waterfront district in Shanghai, boasting a history spanning over 1,700 years, and the entire area is remarkably well-preserved. A highlight of this ancient city is its interior, which is connected by numerous rivers, creating a beautiful and lush atmosphere. A popular activity for tourists visiting Zhujiajiao is a boat tour, taking in the views of the old riverside houses. Located in Qingpu District, Shanghai, China, we'll then transfer you back to Shanghai.
Lunch: Enjoy lunch at a restaurant (Meal 8).
We'll visit the Starbucks Reserve Roastery, once the largest Starbucks store in the world, 300 times larger than a regular store. Its meticulous attention to detail is a must-see for coffee lovers. The spacious and grand interior boasts a coffee roasting vat as high as a two-story building and a long coffee bar. They offer a diverse menu of drinks, including exclusive items available only at this branch. Afterward, we'll take photos at Shanghai's newest landmark, The Louis, or Louis Vuitton Ship Building. This luxurious cruise ship is located in front of HKRI Taikoo Hui in West Nanjing, a renowned shopping district in Shanghai. Inside, you'll find shops, exhibitions, workshops, and Le Café Louis Vuitton, the brand's first restaurant in Shanghai, complete with cutting-edge photo opportunities. We'll then explore the Chengwangmiao Centennial Market. This is the old market of Pudong, Shanghai. The buildings here are reminiscent of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, but they're now shops selling a variety of traditional local goods, souvenirs, and modern items like sports shoes and bags. There are also many shops selling snacks and local food.
Dinner: Dinner at a restaurant (Meal 9).
Accommodation: HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS SHANGHAI or equivalent 4-star (Chinese standard).
 

Breakfast at the hotel restaurant
With a history of over 1,700 years, Longhua Temple is the oldest and largest ancient temple in Shanghai. Covering over 20,000 square meters and a construction area of ​​5,219 square meters, Longhua Temple literally means "Temple of the Dragon Flower." This temple is famous for offering prayers for career and prosperity.
Tianzifang Street is a shopping street that feels like a trip back to classical Shanghai. This vibrant shopping street, with its preserved original buildings, blends European architecture with Chinese culture, is a vibrant area filled with shops and classical art.
Lunch: Lunch at a restaurant 
Photograph the grounds of the Pearl Tower, located on the Pudong side of the Wangpu River in the Lujiazui District. Completed in 1993, it stands 468 meters tall and is currently the fifth tallest building in the world. The TV Tower, which appears from the outside, consists of 15 steel balls at different angles and levels. The central steel ball serves as a spacious observation deck, offering panoramic views of Shanghai. Today, the Oriental Pearl Tower is a symbol of Shanghai. Next, we'll take you through a laser tunnel 50 meters beneath the Huangpu River. The tunnel is decorated with dazzling laser lights, creating a variety of fascinating shapes.
Next, we'll travel to Nanjing Road, a street comparable to Thailand's Silom or Singapore's Orchard Road. With approximately 5 kilometers of length and numerous shopping malls, it's the busiest and most modern area in Shanghai. There's also a Pop Mart store selling popular doll models, allowing you to browse and choose your favorites. At your leisure, we'll transfer to Shanghai Pudong International Airport.
09:00 p.m. Depart for Suvarnabhumi Airport, Thailand. China Eastern Airlines (MU) Flight MU547
12:40 a.m. Arrive safely at Suvarnabhumi International Airport