8 Days 7 Nights

8 Days 7 Nights

Price from: 19,990,000 VND / guest
Transportation: Airplane, coach

DAY 1: HANOI – SHANGHAI

Evening:
The bus and tour guide pick you up at the meeting point and transfer you to Noi Bai International Airport for your Vietjet Air flight to Shanghai.

01:15: Arrival at the airport. After immigration procedures, the tour guide accompanies the group to the hotel for check-in and rest.

Overnight in Shanghai.

DAY 2: SHANGHAI – WUZHEN

Morning:
Breakfast at the hotel. The group visits:

• Jade Buddha Temple – This temple is associated with the story of Master Huigen, who endured many hardships to travel all the way to distant Myanmar to bring back five Buddha statues to Shanghai. After obtaining the statues, the people of Shanghai then built the temple to enshrine them.
  This is the unique feature of Jade Buddha Temple: the Buddha statues came first, the temple was built later.
• Oriental Pearl TV Tower (exterior photo stop) – Known as the “pearl” of Shanghai, this tower has a futuristic and aesthetically unique design, standing at an impressive 468 meters high.
  The structure consists of 11 spheres of various sizes, the most prominent being the two large spheres along the shaft with diameters of 50 m and 45 m.
  From the outside, the Oriental Pearl Tower looks like a giant string of pearls rising from the heart of Shanghai.

Lunch at a local restaurant. Then continue to visit:

• City God Temple (Chenghuang Miao) – A temple dedicated to three historical figures who are honored as the City Gods of Shanghai. The name is also used to refer to the surrounding commercial area.
• The Bund – The famous waterfront area along the Huangpu River, offering romantic and poetic views. On one side are historical European-style buildings from the colonial era; on the other side, ultra-modern skyscrapers line the Pudong skyline, creating a striking contrast.
• Nanjing Road – “China’s No. 1 Street” – One of Shanghai’s busiest and most famous shopping streets, with more than 100 years of history.
  The harmonious mix of towering department stores and colonial-era buildings along the pedestrian street gives this area its special charm.

Evening:
Dinner at a restaurant.

After dinner, you may optionally join the Night Tour on the Huangpu River (self-paid):
Cruise along the Huangpu River and admire the poetic night scenery under shimmering lights and the magical Shanghai night sky. From the cruise, you can enjoy the glamorous and luxurious beauty of Shanghai—from Huangpu Park, Jin Mao Tower to the Oriental Pearl TV Tower, and more.

Overnight in Shanghai.

DAY 3: SHANGHAI – WUZHEN

Morning:
Check out from the hotel and transfer to Wuzhen.

• Visit and shop at a knife & cutlery store.
• Visit East Wuzhen (Dongzha) – Known as a “treasure house” of ancient China, home to numerous centuries-old structures such as old residential houses, traditional opera theaters, ancient taverns, old museums, and boat docks.
  (Boat rides on the canal are available at your own expense.)

Not only blessed with picturesque scenery, Wuzhen’s daily life is also fascinating.
Despite thousands of years, locals still preserve their traditional customs. They make a living through traditional crafts such as wine brewing, weaving, dyeing fabrics, and handmade souvenirs for visitors.

Strolling around East Wuzhen, you will be immersed in a nostalgic atmosphere and have the chance to learn about folk culture and arts. The ancient town is also a fantastic “vintage” photoshoot background.

Lunch at a restaurant.
Free time to explore and discover the ancient town at your own pace.

Evening:
After dinner, transfer to the hotel for check-in and rest.

Overnight in Wuzhen.

DAY 4: HANGZHOU – BEIJING

Morning:
Breakfast at the hotel, then transfer to Hangzhou.

Visit a temple dedicated to General Yue Fei, a famous general of the Southern Song Dynasty, to commemorate, honor and praise his loyalty and filial piety.

• Boat trip on West Lake (Xihu) – A natural freshwater lake located to the west of Hangzhou city.
  The beauty of West Lake changes with the four seasons, times of day, and weather (sun, rain, mist…).
  The name “Three Pools Mirroring the Moon” and the “Ten Scenic Spots of West Lake” all come from such picturesque scenes, including:
  • Orioles Singing in the Willows
  • Spring Dawn at Su Causeway
  • Viewing Fish at Flower Pond
  • Evening Bell Ringing at Nanping Hill
  • Leifeng Pagoda in the Sunset
  • Autumn Moon over Calm Lake
  • Lotus in the Breeze at Quyuan Garden
  • Twin Peaks Piercing the Clouds
  • Snow on the Broken Bridge … and more.
• Visit a Chinese tea art house, learn about traditional tea ceremonies, and enjoy Dragon Well Tea (Longjing) – considered the number one tea among the ten most famous teas in China.
• Optional: Enjoy the “Songcheng Show” (self-paid) – a large-scale live performance recreating the history and legends of Hangzhou, with singing, dancing and special effects. Songcheng is recognized as a national-level tourist attraction.

Evening:
Dinner at a restaurant. Then return to the hotel for check-in and rest.

After dinner, you are free to explore Hangzhou Old Street and enjoy local specialties along the pedestrian street.

Overnight in Hangzhou.

DAY 5: HANGZHOU – BEIJING

Morning:
Breakfast at the hotel, then check out.

• Experience a high-speed train journey from Hangzhou to Beijing with a total distance of 1,279 km in just over 5 hours.
  (Scheduled departure at around 08:49; lunch served on the train.)

Afternoon:
Arrival in Beijing, then visit:

• Qianmen Pedestrian Street – With a history of more than 570 years, once known as Zhengyangmen Street during the Ming and Qing dynasties, renamed to its current name in 1965.
  In the Qing dynasty, many specialized shops lined the street, such as meat markets, fabric markets, and jewelry markets. Nearby hutongs were home to artisanal workshops, warehouses, and traditional theaters.
• Beijing Fang / Beijing District area – Often considered the economic, cultural, and political center of China, home to many government offices, major corporations, universities, and financial institutions including banks and securities companies.

Evening:
Dinner at a restaurant.

Overnight in Beijing.

DAY 6: BEIJING – FORBIDDEN CITY

Morning:
Breakfast at the hotel. Then visit:

• Tiananmen Square – From here, you can see the Mausoleum of Chairman Mao and the Monument to the People’s Heroes. Tiananmen Square faces Qianmen Gate; on its two sides are the Great Hall of the People and the National Museum of China.
  (From 01/08 to 03/09, the group will NOT pass through Tiananmen Square due to military parade rehearsals.)
• Forbidden City (The Palace Museum) – Located in Dongcheng District, Beijing, constructed from 1406–1420, comprising 9,999 magnificent halls. It has a history of about 500 years and served as the imperial palace of the Ming and Qing dynasties.

Lunch at a restaurant. Then continue to:

• Summer Palace (Yiheyuan) – The imperial garden and summer retreat of Empress Dowager Cixi, one of the most powerful figures during the late Qing Dynasty.
• Learn about latex / natural rubber products.

In case tickets for the Forbidden City cannot be booked (due to same-day online purchase policy and limited daily visitor quotas under Chinese government regulations), the company will replace it with a visit to Temple of Heaven or a Prince’s Mansion such as:

• Prince’s Mansion (He Shen’s Residence) – Also known as Prince Gong’s Mansion or He Shen’s Residence, which has remained largely intact for more than two centuries.

Evening:
Dinner at a restaurant. Transfer back to the hotel.

Overnight in Beijing.

DAY 7: BEIJING – HANOI

Morning:
Breakfast at the hotel and check-out.

The group visits:

• The Great Wall of China – one of the greatest engineering works in human civilization.
  It is not only the pride of the Chinese people but also a dream destination for travelers worldwide.
  Here, you can admire the seemingly endless fortification snaking over the mountains, connecting passes and fortresses into a perfect defensive system, set against stunning mountainous landscapes.
• Visit a famous jade store.

Lunch at a restaurant.

After lunch, continue to visit:

• Ming Tombs (Thirteen Tombs) – A complex of the mausoleums of 13 Ming emperors, recognized by UNESCO as a World Cultural Heritage site.
• Free health check at Tongrentang Traditional Chinese Medicine Pharmacy, a long-established and renowned TCM brand.
• Photo stop at Bird’s Nest Stadium (National Stadium) – venue of the opening and closing ceremonies of the 2008 Beijing Olympics (exterior), and the Water Cube (National Aquatics Center).

Evening:
Dinner at a restaurant. Free time for shopping afterward.

Then the bus transfers the group to the airport for the Vietjet Air flight back to Hanoi.

Next morning:
Arrival at Noi Bai Airport. Bus transfers guests back to central Hanoi.

End of the China tour.
Goodbye and see you again!

NOTES:

• The program may be adjusted depending on actual conditions but will still ensure all listed sightseeing points are covered.
• Guests must bring their original passport (valid) as registered for the tour.

5 designated shopping stops in the program
(order may change between cities, no repetition):
Silk/Latex – Jade – Medicine – Tea – Knives.

✅ TOUR INCLUSIONS

• Round-trip airfare Hanoi – Shanghai // Beijing – Hanoi with Vietjet Air, including:
  • 07 kg carry-on baggage
  • 20 kg checked baggage
• Transportation as per itinerary: modern, air-conditioned coach with experienced driver.
• Escort tour guide for the entire route: Vietnamese-speaking, enthusiastic and friendly.
• Meals as specified in the program.
• 4-star standard hotels in China:
  • 2 guests/room, well-equipped and comfortable
  • In case of odd number (male or female), triple room arrangement
  • Children share bed with parents
• Entrance fees for all attractions listed in the itinerary (single entry).
• Drinking water: 01 bottle/guest/day.
• Travel insurance for the entire program.
• Group visa.

❌ TOUR EXCLUSIONS

• Passport valid for at least 6 months from return date, with place of birth noted or annotated (if required).
• Personal expenses such as laundry, drinks, minibar, etc.
• Visa fees for foreign nationals and Vietnam re-entry visas.
• Single supplement (if a guest stays alone): 150 USD/guest/whole tour
  (Except during holidays and Tet – please reconfirm with the company.)
• Tips for local guide and driver: 40 USD/guest/entire tour.
• Any services not mentioned in the program.

🧾 CHINA VISA APPLICATION DOCUMENTS

• Scan/photo of passport info page (page 2+3, image file).
  Note: Passport must show place of birth.
• Soft copy of ID photo (4×6 cm, white background), dark-colored clothing, no glasses, no jewelry, forehead and both ears visible.

Additional information for CHILDREN under 18 years old:

• For children under 18 (not yet reached 18th birthday), visa at the border requires:
  • Scanned birth certificate (even if accompanied or not by parents, still required).
  • If the father/mother is not traveling with the child: a letter of authorization specifying who the child will travel with in the group (full name + passport number).
• Upon entry, children must carry:
  • Certified copy of birth certificate with red stamp
  • Handwritten authorization letter from parents (for contingency if requested by immigration).

❗ CANCELLATION POLICY

• Cancel immediately after registration: penalty 50% of tour value.
• Cancel 20 days before departure: penalty = 50% of total tour value.
• Cancel 15–20 days before departure: penalty = 80% of tour value.
• Cancel later than above: penalty = 100% of tour value.

Cancellation must be notified directly to the company in writing, via email or text message, and must be confirmed by the company.
Phone cancellations are not accepted.
Cancellation timeline excludes Saturdays and Sundays.

📌 TOUR REGISTRATION CONDITIONS

• Deposit 50% of tour price at time of booking.
  Full payment required 20 days before departure.
• When registering, guests must carefully read the program, tour price, inclusions/exclusions, and cancellation conditions.
• In case the guest is not granted group visa, the visa fee is non-refundable.
• If a guest is refused group visa, it will be switched to an individual visa at the Chinese Embassy in Hanoi (if time allows), with additional costs. If the guest refuses to proceed with an individual visa, cancellation penalties as stated in the contract apply. Visa surcharges may change according to updates from the Visa Center.
• Passports without day/month of birth cannot apply for group visa – guests must apply individual visa.
• If a guest fails the visa or delays visa application due to false documents, failure to declare prior visa refusal, past work in China, or failure to provide documents within 7 days after registration, 100% of tour price is non-refundable.
• If a guest is granted visa but does not join the tour, or if one member in a group is refused visa and the others decide not to go, 100% of the tour fee is non-refundable.
• Visa document requirements listed are current; if there are changes, guests must comply and provide additional documents as requested.
• Guests who already have valid visas or hold passports of countries exempt from Chinese visas will receive a 500,000 VND deduction per person.
  However, guests are responsible for ensuring the validity and usability of their visas/passports; the company is not liable if their existing visa becomes invalid or Chinese immigration policies change.
• Guests with dual nationality, Travel Documents, Green Cards (Permanent Resident), Alien’s Passports, etc., must inform the travel consultant and provide all relevant documents upon registration.
  Failure to declare these may result in denied entry/exit; in such cases, the company bears no responsibility and tour fees are non-refundable.
• Guests who only hold a foreign residence card (“green card”) without a valid Vietnamese passport cannot travel to a third country.
• Foreign nationals must hold a multiple-entry Vietnam visa and carry it during the tour.
  Tour price does not include Vietnam re-entry visa costs for overseas Vietnamese or foreign guests, nor visa fees for third countries.
• For foreign nationals joining the tour:
  The company will assist with information and support to the best of its ability, but will not cover any expenses if the guest is detained or refused entry/exit by local immigration authorities.
  In such cases, even if services are unused, no refunds will be given per local supplier regulations.
• The company only organizes pure sightseeing tours, therefore guests are not allowed to leave the group during the trip.
  If a guest wishes to separate from the group for personal reasons such as business or visiting relatives, this must be declared at registration and a surcharge of 150 USD/guest/day in China will apply.
  The quoted tour price applies to Vietnamese passport holders; foreign nationals must inform staff for surcharge consultation.
• Meal menus are for reference and may be adjusted.
• Guests must ensure they are healthy enough to follow the itinerary and are fully responsible for their own health conditions and chronic illnesses (heart disease, blood pressure, diabetes, bone/joint issues, congenital illnesses, HIV/AIDS, mental or neurological disorders, pregnancy…). These are not covered by insurance. Guests must sign a health waiver if applicable.
  The company is not responsible for undeclared or dishonestly declared health conditions, nor for any issues beyond insurance coverage.
• Pregnant guests must inform the travel consultant upon registration for further advice.
  Guests from 5 months pregnant (by return date) are not accepted for safety reasons.
  Please refer to Vietjet Air’s regulations for pregnant passengers.
• The name on the tour registration / passenger list must exactly match the passport.
  Airlines will refuse boarding if names do not match; the company bears no responsibility in such cases.
• Children under 16 traveling with only father or mother must bring the original birth certificate with red seal.
  If traveling with relatives (not parents), they must bring:
  • Original birth certificate (red seal)
  • Authorization letter notarized by local authorities (parents authorize the child to travel).
• Guests over 70 years old and families must guarantee health conditions before joining the tour. The company is not responsible for incidents related to health during the tour.
• Itinerary may be adjusted (up/down order of visits) depending on actual conditions, but all main sightseeing points will be maintained.
  In cases like temporary closure, renovations, terrorism, natural disasters, protests, shortened visiting time, transport schedule changes (airlines, trains, etc.) or any other objective reasons, the company reserves the right to modify/replace/remove certain points with suitable alternatives for the safety and convenience of guests, without compensation.
• If airlines cancel flights, Vietnam authorities ban travel to the destination, China closes tourism, or due to other objective reasons, the company will try to reschedule or postpone the tour (if possible). Any incurred costs such as ticket changes or visas already processed will be deducted.
• The quoted price is an average price based on a group of at least 15 guests.
• Flights are subject to last-minute changes depending on airlines, weather, etc.
• If a guest is refused exit/entry due to personal or background reasons, the company is exempt from liability and tour fees are non-refundable.
• Children share bed with parents. Each family may only accompany 1 child under child conditions; the second child will be charged as an adult.
• All guests must have valid passports and identification documents in accordance with regulations.
  If a guest is refused exit/entry because of unclear photos, blurred documents, expired passports, or non-compliance with regulations, the company is not responsible and will not refund the tour fee.
• All services are pre-booked and prepaid; unused services are non-refundable.
• Any change requests must be coordinated with the tour leader; the company does not handle individual unscheduled changes.
• Tips are mandatory as a standard international travel practice and must be paid for all guests, including children from 2 years old and above.
• For guests who purchase land tour only (ground services), the company does not recommend buying/self-issuing flight tickets before the tour departure is officially confirmed by the travel company. The company is not responsible for costs of flights, hotels, visas, etc., if the tour does not depart.
• The tour includes mandatory cultural and product introduction stops.
  If guests refuse to join these stops, a surcharge of 50 USD/guest/stop will apply.
• Guests must inform and provide invoice details at registration time.
  After departure, all invoices will be issued for final accounting; any invoice-related complaints afterward cannot be resolved.