8D Let's Go Hangzhou, Shaoxing & Ningbo

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• Lu Xun Native Place - A historical district in Shaoxing, where the famous writer Lu Xun spent his childhood. The area retains many original buildings and has recreated settings described in Lu Xun’s works, such as the Tu Gu Temple and Shoujia Gate. You’ll also find scenes familiar from school textbooks like Baicao Garden and Sanwei Study Room. 
• Shaoxing Rice Wine Town - One of the birthplaces of Shaoxing rice wine, with over a thousand years of history and deep cultural roots. The town is filled with well-preserved old houses, exuding a strong and charming historical atmosphere. 

Accommodation: Landison Hotel or similar 

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• Tianyi Pavilion - One of the oldest private libraries still in existence in China. Built by retired official Fan Qin during the Ming Dynasty (1561–1566), the library is filled with ancient books and desks, evoking a scholarly ambiance. 
• Nantang Old Street - Located just outside the south gate of Ningbo’s ancient city. Formerly a bustling hub for trade and commerce known as the “Three Southern Markets,” it’s now one of Ningbo’s eight major historical districts. 
• Old Bund of Ningbo - Predates the more famous Bund in Shanghai by 20 years. Today, many beautiful European-style buildings remain, now home to trendy bars and restaurants. This area is a landmark leisure zone in Ningbo. 

Accommodation: Ningbo Jinmao Grandee Hotel or similar 

Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner 

• Yanguan Tide-Watching City - Known as “the front yard of Hangzhou, the backyard of Shanghai, China’s rear garden, and the world’s best place to watch tides.” This scenic city blends the charm of traditional Jiangnan water towns with imperial grandeur, preserving Ming and Qing dynasty buildings alongside modern urban design. (Includes boat ride) 

Accommodation: Yanguan Xuande Gate Hotel or similar 

Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner 

• West Lake - Undoubtedly the symbol of Hangzhou’s beauty. Surrounded by the famous “Ten Scenes of West Lake,” it combines natural scenery and cultural heritage into the heart of any Hangzhou visit. (Includes boat ride) 
• Hefang Street - A historic cultural street in Hangzhou that dates back to the Southern Song Dynasty. Once the imperial street, it has witnessed the city’s prosperity and transformation. 

Accommodation: Leeden Hotel Hangzhou or similar 

Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner 

• Former Residence of Hu Xueyan - The grandest private mansion of the late Qing Dynasty. 
• Hangzhou Arts and Crafts Museum - Focuses on three traditional crafts – knives/scissors, umbrellas, and fans – representing Hangzhou’s specialties: Zhang Xiaoquan scissors, Wang Xingji fans, and West Lake silk umbrellas. You can learn about the history of these crafts and watch artisans at work. 
• Qiaoxi Historic Street - Preserves well-maintained riverside residential buildings from the late Qing to early Republican period, along with many industrial relics. Shops and restaurants line both sides – you can relax in a street-side café or explore the unique handmade goods. 
• City Balcony - Located in the core of Qianjiang New Town, near the Hangzhou Grand Theatre and International Conference Center. It gained fame during the G20 Summit for its light shows and musical fountains, now a trendy landmark in Hangzhou. 

Accommodation: Leeden Hotel Hangzhou or similar 

Breakfast 

• Enjoy free time in Hangzhou after breakfast. In the evening, transfer to the airport for your flight home. 
• *Note: Accommodation is not included with night flight.