Ha Noi - Bac Kinh - Hang Chau - O Tran - Thuong Hai 7days 6 nights

06:20 AM: The bus and tour guide pick up the group at the designated meeting point and transfer them to Noi Bai International Airport to board flight VN512 departing at 10:00 AM and arriving at 02:45 PM in Beijing.

Upon arrival at Beijing Airport, the bus and tour guide welcome the group and transfer them to the hotel for check-in and rest. Dinner is served at a local restaurant. Overnight stay in Beijing.

Morning: After breakfast, the group visits:

The Great Wall of China – The world wonder said to be visible from space. Guests will experience the thrill of walking step-by-step along this monumental masterwork.
Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant.

Afternoon: Guests continue sightseeing:

Changling Tomb (Thirteen Ming Tombs) – The grandest complex among the burial sites of 13 Ming Dynasty emperors, set within a quiet mountain valley. As the largest and most representative tomb, Changling stands out for its ancient architecture, monumental scale, and sacred ambiance. Visitors can learn about Ming Dynasty history and culture while admiring the exquisite craftsmanship evident in every structure.
Visit and take souvenir photos at the Bird's Nest (National Stadium) – A modern symbol of Beijing and the centerpiece venue of the 2008 Olympic Games. Featuring a unique design inspired by a bird's nest, the structure showcases advanced construction engineering and serves as an unmissable photo spot. By day, its massive interwoven steel structure makes a striking impression; by night, brilliant lighting brings the "nest" to life in the heart of the capital.
Learn about Pi Xiu Feng Shui traditions.
Enjoy dinner at a local restaurant. Overnight stay in Beijing.

Morning: After breakfast, the bus transfers the group to visit:

Tiananmen Square – The heart of Beijing and one of the largest public squares in the world. Having witnessed numerous major historical events of modern China, it features the iconic Tiananmen Gate, where Chairman Mao Zedong proclaimed the founding of the People's Republic of China in 1949. The vast and majestic square is framed by symbolic landmarks including the Chairman Mao Memorial Hall, the Monument to the People's Heroes, and the Great Hall of the People—an essential stop on any Beijing tour.
The Forbidden City (Imperial Palace) – The world's largest imperial palace complex, located in central Beijing, which served as the home and seat of power for 24 emperors during the Ming and Qing dynasties. Featuring over 8,000 rooms, brilliant yellow-tiled roofs, and solemn crimson walls, the Forbidden City is both a symbol of supreme imperial authority and a masterpiece of ancient Chinese court architecture. Strolling through its tranquil courtyards feels like stepping back into the golden age of dynastic China.
Guests enjoy lunch at a local restaurant.

Afternoon: Continue sightseeing:

Summer Palace (Yiheyuan) – China's largest and most famous imperial garden, which served as the summer retreat for Qing Dynasty emperors. Set beside picturesque Kunming Lake and lush Longevity Hill, the Summer Palace represents a masterwork blending imperial architecture, garden design, and scenic natural landscapes. Strolling through the Long Corridor or taking in the Seventeen-Arch Bridge feels like stepping inside a living traditional landscape painting in the heart of Beijing.
Afterward, guests enjoy free time for shopping along Wangfujing Street – Beijing's premier bustling commercial street, famous for its shopping malls, fashion boutiques, and vibrant food stalls. Visitors can stroll around, sample unique street food, and experience the dynamic modern pulse of China's capital. It serves as a fantastic stop for shopping and exploring local cuisine (or shopping at Spris Outlet).
Receive a complimentary health checkup at the historic Tong Ren Tang Chinese Pharmacy.
Enjoy dinner at a local restaurant. Overnight stay in Beijing.

*NOTE: In the event that tickets to the Forbidden City cannot be secured due to government visitor quotas during peak seasons or holidays, the group will visit one of the following two alternative attractions:

Prince Gong Mansion – Formerly owned by the infamous high official Hošen, who stood "below one person and above ten thousand" as the favorite courtier of Emperor Qianlong. The estate remains exceptionally well-preserved after more than two centuries. Capitalizing on imperial favor, Hošen amassed vast personal wealth exceeding even that of Emperor Qianlong. Consequently, the grand scale and opulence of Prince Gong Mansion are extraordinary. Spanning approximately 60,000 square meters across grand residences and gardens, it reflects the pinnacle of Qing Dynasty architectural craftsmanship.

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Temple of Heaven Park – Originally an imperial sacrificial altar complex showcasing unique architecture in the heart of Beijing. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1988, the Temple of Heaven is one of Beijing's most famous historic landmarks. Visitors can admire ancient Chinese architectural masterpieces while discovering the spiritual traditions and cultural heritage embedded within its majestic design.

Morning: After breakfast, guests board the high-speed bullet train bound for Suzhou. Upon arrival in Suzhou, lunch is served at a local restaurant.

Explore and shop for traditional Jiangnam silk products as souvenirs.
Afterward, depart for Wuzhen – one of Jiangnam's six most famous ancient water towns, often referred to as the "Venice of the East." Boasting over a thousand years of history, Wuzhen retains its classic charm with cobblestone streets, moss-covered tiled roofs, and emerald canals winding gracefully through the town. Arching stone bridges and historic wooden dwellings reflected on tranquil waters create a poetically romantic landscape. Visiting Wuzhen offers travelers a step back in time to immerse themselves in a peaceful rhythm of life, enjoy scenic canal views, and discover the distinct cultural heritage of traditional Jiangnam. Guests are free to explore local cuisine, ancient architecture, and photo opportunities throughout Wuzhen.
Evening: Dinner at a local restaurant. Overnight stay in Wuzhen.

Morning: After breakfast, the group departs for Hangzhou.

Guests will experience a scenic boat ride on West Lake – long renowned as a "heaven on earth" for its idyllic, poetic beauty that has captivated poets and scholars throughout history. The expansive lake reflects verdant mountains, weeping willows, and vibrant seasonal blooms, creating a romantic landscape straight out of a traditional painting. More than just Hangzhou's premier attraction, West Lake is deeply tied to Chinese folklore and literary legends, including the tales of Butterfly Lovers (Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai), the poet Li Bai, and the Legend of the White Snake. Cruising along the tranquil waters amidst mist-shrouded peaks allows visitors to fully appreciate the elegance and serene charm of this legendary region.
En route, guests will enjoy a traditional Chinese tea tasting and experience the celebrated local art of tea brewing.
Dinner is served at a local restaurant. In the evening, guests may optionally choose to attend the famous "Songcheng Eternal Love" show (at own expense) – a lavishly produced spectacle featuring modern 3D lighting, laser effects, and elaborate staging that brings Hangzhou's history and timeless legends to life. Overnight stay in Hangzhou.

After breakfast and hotel check-out, the bus transfers the group to visit:

Six Harmonies Pagoda (Liuhe Pagoda) – A cultural icon of Hangzhou, this multi-story pagoda is situated at the foot of the hills south of West Lake, offering breathtaking views overlooking the Qiantang River. Renowned for its elegant facade and sophisticated craftsmanship, the interior features a spiral staircase leading to the top. Each level showcases unique architectural details, featuring sacred Buddhist altars as well as intricately carved ceiling motifs depicting animals, birds, flowers, and human figures. Numerous windows surrounding the pagoda provide an ideal vantage point for taking photos and enjoying panoramic views of the city.
Afterward, guests learn about modern manufacturing technology and shop for premium kitchenware.
The group departs for Shanghai – China's largest metropolis, famous for its modern Western-style architecture:

City God Temple (Chenghuangmiao) – The historic heart of old Shanghai and a renowned ancient architectural complex. The temple area exudes rich traditional culture with its swept-wing roofs, red lanterns, and solemn shrines. Integrated with a vibrant old-town market filled with local shops and delicacies, it offers a fantastic atmosphere to explore and experience authentic local life.
The Bund – Shanghai's most iconic landmark, featuring a grand ensemble of European and Asian architecture along the Huangpu River. Guests can stroll along the waterfront promenade, taking in panoramic views of the glittering Pudong skyline—including the Shanghai Tower and Oriental Pearl TV Tower—capturing the city's unique fusion of classic heritage and modern dynamism.
The Shanghai Waterfront Promenade (Waitan) – An iconic stretch along the Huangpu River where classic Western architecture meets the pulse of a modern metropolis. An ideal photo location to soak in the grand, vibrant energy of Shanghai.
Nanjing Road – A bustling shopping avenue in the heart of Shanghai, lined with flagship brand stores and illuminated by brilliant neon lights. Serving as both a shopping paradise and a famous photo spot, it showcases the vibrant, modern pulse of the city.
Dinner is served at a local restaurant. After dinner, guests may optionally join a Huangpu River Night Cruise to admire the spectacular illuminated skylines along both the East and West banks, or take a subway ride to explore Shanghai by night (at own expense). Overnight stay in Shanghai.

Morning: After breakfast, the group visits:

Jade Buddha Temple – Built in the architectural style of the Song Dynasty palace, grand and serene, housing two 2-meter-tall white jade Buddha statues (the Sitting Buddha representing Sakyamuni's enlightenment and the Recumbent Buddha representing Sakyamuni entering Nirvana), considered national treasures of China.
Guests shop for local Shanghai gems and jewelry as souvenirs.
Lunch is served at a local restaurant. Afterward, the bus transfers the group to the airport to board flight VN531 departing at 03:25 PM back to Hanoi.

06:20 PM: The group arrives at Noi Bai International Airport, where the bus transfers guests back to the designated meeting point in the city center. Tour ends.

*** Designated Shopping Stops along the Itinerary: (The sequence of stops may vary across cities, ensuring no duplicates)

Shanghai - Hangzhou - Suzhou: Silk, Knives/Kitchenware, Tea
Beijing: Tong Ren Tang Pharmacy, Pi Xiu or Latex, Gems & Jewelry

*Note: The above itinerary sequence may be adjusted for operational efficiency while ensuring all scheduled attractions are fully visited.