Shanghai - Wuzhen - Hangzhou

Wuzhen Water Town - Wuzhen East Gate Scenic Area —- This is one of China’s best-preserved ancient towns, situated in Wuzhen, Zhejiang Province. It showcases traditional Chinese architecture from the Ming and Qing Dynasties, featuring stone bridges, meandering canals, and narrow alleyways. Visitors can explore attractions that highlight local customs, culture, and history, enjoy stunning views, and immerse themselves in the unique ambiance of ancient China. Wuzhen East Gate is an essential destination for those interested in Chinese culture and history.

Hangzhou - Shanghai

West Lake (Xi Hu) - West Lake Cruise —– West Lake was designated a National Key Scenic Resort in 1982, recognized as one of the Ten Scenic Resorts in 1985, and classified as a national 5A tourist resort in 2006. Additionally, the image “Three Ponds Mirroring the Moon” was featured on the back of the foreign exchange certificate one yuan bill issued in 1979 and the fifth version of the RMB one yuan bill issued in 2004. The West Lake Cruise offers a magnificent journey, allowing passengers to admire the shimmering waters and the bustling surroundings. Relax on the boat while enjoying the scenic lakes and mountains, and take in the beautiful green waves on the lake.

Lingyin Temple - Established in 326 AD (the first year of Xianhe in the Eastern Jin Dynasty) by the Indian monk Huili, Lingyin Temple is Hangzhou’s oldest Buddhist temple and ranks among the top ten ancient Zen Buddhist temples in China. Nestled against Beigao Peak and facing Feilai Peak, it boasts grand halls, continuous incense offerings, and is revered as the “Buddhist Kingdom of the Southeast”.

Feilai Peak - Also known as Lingjiu Peak, Feilai Peak rises 168 meters and features typical limestone karst formations. Monk Huili noted its resemblance to a ridge from the Vulture Peak in India, thus naming it “Flying Peak”. Adorned with caves, it contains 345 well-preserved cliff carvings from the Five Dynasties to the Yuan Dynasty, with the Tibetan Buddhist statues of the Yuan Dynasty being particularly valuable, making it a gem of southern Chinese grotto art.

Hangzhou Longjingshan Tea Cultural Village - Longjing Tea, or Dragon Well Tea, with a history of over 1200 years, is China’s premier tea and is known as the “Green Queen”. Visit the Longjing Tea plantations in Hangzhou to enjoy the enchanting verdant scenery and learn more about the culture of tea and the Chinese nation.

Optional Experience｜Tea Plantation & Tea Culture Experience, Includes: Hanfu Experience + Tea Picking + Handmade Tea Roasting + Tea Ceremony + Tea Tasting

（Complimentary: Exclusive Aerial Photography at Tea Plantation + Tea Village Souvenir）

• Tickets: First-entry tickets for all scenic spots in the itinerary
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Accommodation: 1 night stay at a 4-diamond hotel in Hangzhou
• Insurance: Travel accident insurance
• Guide: English guide, full-time accompanying service

• Meals
• Airport and departure taxes
• Gratuities

Embark on a captivating two-day cultural adventure through the charming Wuzhen Ancient Town and the lively city of Hangzhou. Start your journey in Wuzhen, celebrated as one of China’s most well-preserved ancient towns, where traditional architecture and tranquil canals offer a mesmerizing setting. On the second day, delight in a scenic cruise on West Lake, known for its breathtaking beauty, followed by a visit to the historic Lingyin Temple and the verdant Longjing Tea Village, famous for its exquisite Dragon Well tea. This tour seamlessly combines history, culture, and stunning landscapes for an unforgettable experience.

• Explore Wuzhen, one of China’s most well-preserved ancient towns
• Delight in a scenic cruise on the beautiful West Lake
• Visit the historic Lingyin Temple, boasting over 1600 years of history
• Experience the famous Longjing Tea Village and its rich tea heritage

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.