Morning: Breakfast at the hotel. Afterward, the group begins the journey to explore Shanghai. Guests may choose one of the following two options:

Option 1: Shanghai City Tour

Guests will visit:

• Starbucks Roastery (at your own expense): A unique destination that is more than just a coffee shop; it offers an immersive experience in artisanal coffee roasting. It is renowned for its vast space, on-site roasting process, and unique beverage selection.

• “The Louis”: A unique shopping, café, and exhibition complex by the world-famous brand Louis Vuitton, housed in a distinctive building shaped like a ship (exterior photo stop).

• Xintiandi: An area often described as a harmonious symphony of Shanghai’s past, present, and future.

Lunch: Meal at a local restaurant.

Afternoon: Continue exploring:

• Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street: Not only Shanghai’s largest shopping hub but also known as “China’s No. 1 Commercial Street,” boasting a history of over 100 years.

• The Bund: A must-visit landmark in Shanghai where guests can admire the Oriental Pearl TV Tower from the western bank of the river.

• Lujiazui Area: Often referred to as the “Wall Street of Shanghai,” Lujiazui is the financial heart of this ultra-modern metropolis, featuring a skyline filled with skyscrapers and contemporary architecture. Option 2: Explore Disneyland Park (Tour price excludes admission tickets. For groups of 10 or more, the estimated ticket price is $120/person—or $140/person during July and August—including round-trip transfers. No refunds are provided for lunch or dinner. Ticket prices during public holidays are subject to confirmation at the time of booking.)

Note: For guests who purchase tickets for optional activities outside the tour package (such as Disneyland or the Royal Banquet Hall) independently—meaning not through the travel agency—the agency bears no liability for any issues arising related to those tickets (e.g., changes to the tour itinerary).

A vehicle and tour guide will take the group to explore Disneyland—a dream destination for people of all ages. As a world-renowned brand and a magical wonderland, Disneyland has established a presence in many locations; consequently, since its opening, Shanghai Disneyland has rapidly become a hugely popular attraction, drawing crowds of visitors every day.

Suggested itinerary for a day at Shanghai Disneyland:

In the morning, head to Tomorrowland to experience the TRON Lightcycle Power Run—one of the fastest roller coasters in the park. If you prefer a gentler ride, try the Jet Packs. Afterward, visit Fantasyland to ride the Seven Dwarfs Mine Train. Next, you can head to Treasure Cove to hunt for treasure in the Pirates of the Caribbean area.

Around noon (12:00 PM), you can return to Mickey Avenue to watch the parade. Afterward, enjoy lunch at Disneytown or at one of the park’s dining outlets.

In the afternoon, proceed to Adventureland at the time specified on your FastPass. You can choose from various attractions such as the Explorer Canoes, Peter Pan’s Flight, and shows like *Tarzan: Call of the Jungle*, *Frozen: A Sing-Along Celebration*, and *Golden Fairytale Fanfare*.

In the late afternoon or evening, try the *Voyage to the Crystal Grotto* boat ride in Fantasyland. You should also consider experiencing the Shanghai Disneyland-exclusive journey through the sculpted gardens to the Storybook Castle. Around 9:00 PM, the park’s daily fireworks show, “Ignite the Dream,” takes place. After the fireworks, you can leave the park or continue exploring if you still have the energy.

All of this makes Shanghai Disneyland an ideal destination, promising visitors a truly unique and captivating experience.

• The group is free to enjoy the rides and attractions at Disneyland.

• Lunch and dinner are at your own expense within Disneyland.

Overnight stay at a 4-star hotel in Shanghai.

Morning: After breakfast, depart for Wuzhen.

The group will visit Wuzhen Xizha (West Scenic Zone). Wuzhen is China’s largest ancient water town, boasting over 1,300 years of history reflected in its ancient stone bridges, cobblestone streets, and exquisitely carved wooden structures. Having preserved its architecture and traditional way of life for over a millennium, Wuzhen has become a must-visit destination.

Evening: Dinner at a local restaurant.

Overnight stay at a 5-star hotel within Wuzhen.
NOTE: (From September 4 to October 30, 2026, the Wuzhen Theatre Festival takes place; consequently, accommodation within Wuzhen cannot be arranged for tour groups, though the scenic area remains open for visits. Groups traveling during this period will be accommodated at a 5-star hotel outside of Wuzhen).

Morning: Breakfast at the hotel.

Afterwards, enjoy free time to stroll around Wuzhen.

Lunch at a local restaurant.

Afternoon: Depart for Hangzhou—a city often described as a park filled with lush greenery. There is a famous Chinese saying: “Above there is heaven; below there are Suzhou and Hangzhou.” The poetic beauty of Hangzhou’s West Lake never fails to captivate visitors.

• Beishan Road – Stretching over 3 km along the northern shore of West Lake, this road is known as an open-air “museum without walls” due to its blend of Eastern and Western architecture and historical-cultural landmarks dating from the Republic of China era to the present. A walk along this road takes you past various historical sites, such as the Tomb of Yue Fei, the Kang Youwei Villa, and other cultural relics from the Republican era.

• Qingshan Wetland – Stroll along the trails of this ecological zone to enjoy the open atmosphere, stunning scenery, and rich ecosystem; it is an ideal spot for relaxation and nature exploration.

Evening: Transfer to a restaurant for dinner.

Guests may choose to purchase tickets to see the “Songcheng Eternal Love” show (at their own expense), a performance hailed as a “gem of Hangzhou.” Beyond impressive entertainment areas and a faithful recreation of Song Dynasty culture and architecture, the venue features a spectacular artistic performance directed by the renowned Zhang Yimou.

Overnight stay at a 4-star hotel in Hangzhou.

Morning: Breakfast at the hotel, followed by sightseeing:

• A scenic boat cruise on West Lake—considered the most beautiful and poetic of the more than 36 lakes sharing this name in China. Admire landmarks such as Solitary Hill (Gu Shan), Broken Bridge (Duan Qiao), Long Bridge (Chang Qiao), Su Causeway (Su Di), Bai Causeway (Bai Di), Three Pools Mirroring the Moon (San Tan Yin Yue), and Viewing Fish at Flower Pond (Hua Gang Guan Yu—viewed from the outside). These sites are associated with legends like *The Butterfly Lovers* (Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai) and *The Legend of the White Snake*, as well as the works of the poet Li Bai.

• Quyeng Fenghuo (Lotus Viewing Area): Located on the western side of West Lake, in front of the Yue Fei Temple, this spot has long been famous in Hangzhou for viewing lotus flowers. It attracts visitors not only with the poetic beauty of its vast lotus ponds but also with the fascinating history behind its name.

Lunch at a restaurant. Afternoon sightseeing:

• Qinghefang Ancient Street: A shopping paradise in Hangzhou. As you stroll along the street, you will undoubtedly be captivated by the myriad of goods displayed everywhere. To avoid running out of money, it is advisable to plan your shopping budget carefully before visiting.

Early dinner at a restaurant.

Afterwards, the vehicle will transfer the group to the airport for flight CA707 (23:00 – 01:30+1) back to Hanoi.

NOTE: If a customer is denied a group visa, the application may be switched to an individual visa at the Chinese Embassy in Hanoi (subject to sufficient time), incurring an additional cost of 3,000,000 VND per person. If the customer declines the individual visa option, cancellation penalties as stipulated in the contract will apply. Individual visa surcharges are subject to change based on notifications from the visa center.

• The quoted price applies to children sharing a bed with their parents; if a separate bed is required for a child, 100% of the tour price must be paid.

• Travel insurance applies to customers under 75 years of age; those aged 75 and older must pay a surcharge for premium coverage and be accompanied by a healthy relative under 60. Travel insurance coverage is not available for individuals over 80.

• Customers who have undergone facial plastic surgery are required to renew their passports. The company accepts no liability for immigration issues arising from a failure to renew the passport; the customer shall bear all costs associated with service cancellation penalties.

• For safety reasons, the company does not accept customers who are five or more months pregnant on overseas tours (customers are responsible for notifying company staff if a family member is pregnant at the time of booking; the company accepts no liability if such notification is not provided).

• The company accepts no liability and will not refund the tour price if a customer is denied exit or entry due to personal reasons (e.g., unclear or illegible original documents/photos, expired or non-compliant passports, outstanding tax obligations, legal violations, legal disputes, etc.). The tour guide will assist you in finding the best solution for any issues; however, any incurred costs are to be borne by the customer.

• Prices are subject to change due to airline fuel surcharges or fluctuations in visa fees.

• Passports must be valid for at least 6 months beyond the departure date.

• The itinerary sequence may be adjusted based on actual conditions, while ensuring all scheduled sightseeing spots are visited.

• Participants must not leave the tour group on their own initiative during the trip. If you have relatives in the destination country who wish to join the tour, please contact the travel agency prior to departure.

• In cases of force majeure (e.g., terrorism, natural disasters) or disruptions/schedule changes involving public transport (flights, trains, etc.), the Company reserves the right to alter the itinerary at any time to ensure customer convenience and safety; the Company shall not be liable for compensation regarding any resulting losses.

• As this is a group tour for individual travelers, the Company requires a minimum of 15 adult participants to proceed with the scheduled departure. If the group size falls below 15, the Company will notify you and arrange a new departure date. Should the new date not suit your schedule, the Company will refund your deposit, minus any visa fees already incurred. Please read the following carefully before booking the tour:

– This tour departs from Hanoi and utilizes group air tickets; scheduled flight times are based on current information and are subject to change by the airline. The travel agency is not liable for any additional costs incurred by customers due to such schedule changes (e.g., if a customer has independently booked a separate connecting flight to Hanoi).

– Customers who book the tour but require the issuance of individual tickets (due to the exhaustion of group ticket allocations) will be subject to the specific ticket conditions of the airline. In the event of tour cancellation due to force majeure—such as changes in destination visa policies (China), storms, war, etc.—customers will receive a refund of the amount paid, minus any non-refundable costs (as stipulated by the respective airline’s individual ticket policies); we ask for your understanding and agreement not to lodge complaints regarding this matter.

– Business owners, household business proprietors, and individuals liable for Personal Income Tax must fulfill all tax payment obligations (including Personal Income Tax) prior to departure, as customs authorities can now verify this status via their system. The travel agency accepts no liability if a customer is unable to depart due to unfulfilled tax obligations.