Go Crazy in China Holiday Package

Eat a delicious breakfast and leave for a full day of sightseeing in Beijing. Start off with the Summer Palace, which consists of a hefty combination of palaces, gardens, and lakes. This is where you can witness the Marble Boat and the Long Corridor.
Head to Tiananmen Square, where a series of protests had taken place in 1989 against inflation and corruption. Next up is the Forbidden City, which is reputed to be among the world’s most well-preserved wooden structures. Witness the beauty of Houhai Lake and explore the nearby courtyards, lanes, and bars.

Start off the day by visiting the famed UNESCO World Heritage Site known as the Great Wall of China. This is where you will also come across Juyong Pass, from where you can go to the Longdi Jade Factory and get some precious souvenirs for yourself.
Finish the day by laying your eyes on the Beijing National Stadium, which also goes by the name of Bird's Nest. It served as the venue for the 2008 Summer Olympics and Paralympics as well as the 2022 Winter Olympics and Paralympics.

Leave Beijing in the morning to board a flight to Shanghai. Once our tour representatives help you get to your hotel and finish the check-in formalities, you can then head out to explore the city of Shanghai.
Let your first stop be the Jade Buddha Temple, which was founded in 1882 and houses two jade Buddha statues. Indulge in some shopping at People's Square. You can also choose to go to Madame Tussauds Shanghai before heading back to your hotel for the night.

The first spot you will be visiting today is the Shanghai Museum which contains displays of paintings, ceramics, sculptures, and calligraphy. Let the lush greenery and floral beauty of the Yuyuan Garden engulf you before you move to the Yuyuan Market to shop for handicrafts and antiques.
Visit the Oriental Pearl Tower, and there is also the option of going to the Shanghai Ocean Aquarium. Have dinner at an Indian restaurant and get a good night’s sleep at your hotel.

Today, you will be taken to Xitang, which is a water town whose history dates back to 1000 years. Filled with rowing boats, old buildings, cobbled streets, and bridges, the quaintness of the town is something to relish.
Later in the day, you can head to Xintiandi, a rich car-free shopping, entertainment, and eating district located in Shanghai. Peruse through its restaurants, cafes, and malls before going back to your hotel.

Consume a heart breakfast at your hotel and check out to head to the airport and board your flight back home.