Day 5: Beijing – Shanghai – Suzhou – Wuxi
Today you will board the flight to Shanghai, the largest metropolis of China. Travel by coach to Suzhou, a city of gardens and waterways. Sightseeing includes famous Hanshan Temple and  Panmen Scenic Area. The next stop is a time-honored silk  -weaving workshop where you can learn the secret about silk making., a specialty in local area for thousand years. Continue your bus tour to Wuxi. Stay over night in Wuxi. (B.L.D)

Day 6: Wuxi – Hangzhou
Today you will visit Liyuan Garden, one of the most famous gardens for lake scenery in South China. Wuxi is a city located in the north of Tai Lake. You can take a close look at pearl-farm in local factory. Continue the bus tour to Hangzhou and stop at a typical teahouse—Hangzhou is known for its green tea. Stay overnight in Hangzhou. (B.L.D)

Day 7: Hangzhou – Shanghai
Hangzhou is praised along with Suzhou as an “earthly paradise”. The day’s activities feature a boat trip on the beautiful West Lake. Later,  you will visit the Qing He old town. Continue the bus tour to Shanghai. Stay overnight in Shanghai (B.L.D).

Day 8 Shanghai
Shanghai, once a tranquil but busy fishing village, and long known as a paradise for adventurers in the years before 1949, is now the largest commercial and financial center of China. Sightseeing includes the Old Town, a finely designed maze of elegant pavilions and ponds in the old part of this city. Then stroll along the Bund, China’s most famous waterfront stretching about one mile along the Huangpu River.  (B.L.D)

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