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Tour Code: L-SH13
- 5 Days Luxury of Shanghai - Qingdao
- Starting from $559 per person
- Luxury | Standard
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Departure: Daily
Day 01: Arrival in Shanghai
Our guide will pick you up at Shanghai airport and transfer to the hotel. Visit the Bund and the Nanjing Road.
Accommodation: Ramada Plaza Shanghai 
Day 02: Shanghai
Visit the Shanghai Museum and the Yuyuan Garden. After lunch, take a cruise tour on the Huangpu River. The memorable dinner is served at Central Hotel, whose restaurant Wang Bao He has a history of around 260 years and is the best place to serve Shanghai Cuisine. The memorable dinner will be followed by the Portman Acrobatic Show at the Shanghai Centre Theatre. (B+L+D)
Accommodation: Ramada Plaza Shanghai
Day 03: Shanghai - Qingdao
Take a flight to Qingdao and transfer to the hotel. Visit the Small Qingdao Island, the Zhan Bridge and the No. 1 Bathing Beach. (B+L)
Accommodation: Shangri-La Hotel
Day 04: Qingdao - Mt. Laoshan
Full day tour to Mt. Laoshan, the Taiqing Palace and the Xiaoyushan Hill Park. (B+L)
Accommodation: Shangri-La Hotel
Day 05: Departure from Qingdao
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Prices (based on per person and shown in US dollars)Prices (Valid from Mar. 1st, 2008 to Feb. 28th, 2009)
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2-5 travelers | 6-9 travelers | 10 travelers & above | |||
| High season | Double Occupancy | $929 | $769 | $669 | ||
| Sole Occupancy | $1279 | $1129 | $979 | |||
| Low season | Double Occupancy | $839 | $689 | $559 | ||
| Sole Occupancy | $1109 | $949 | $769 | |||
| Remark : Quotations listed are valid excluding the periods of F1 Grand Prix and Dec 01 to Dec 15 staying in Shanghai; China International Electronics and Household Electrical Appliance Expo staying in Qingdao. | ||||||
Inclusions- Internal flights & taxes;
- Hotels with daily western breakfasts;
- Daily lunches or dinners at China's finest restaurants;
- Excellent individual guide & driver;
- Private air-conditioned car or van;
- Entrance fees to all tourist sites;
- Two bottles of mineral water per day;
- Government taxes.
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Shanghainese cuisine is one of the lesser-known types of Chinese food, generally characterized as sweet and oily. The name "Shanghai" means "above the sea", so unsurprisingly seafood predominates, the usual style of preparation being steaming. Some Shanghainese dishes to look out for:
xiao long baozi (小籠包子, lit. buns from the little steaming cage, or little dragon buns), probably the most famous Shanghai dish: small steamed dumplings full of tasty (and boiling hot!) broth and a dab of meat. The connoisseur bites a little hole into them first, sips the broth, then dips them in rice vinegar (醋 cu) to season the meat inside.
dazha xie (hairy crabs), best eaten in the winter months (Oct-Dec) and paired with Shaoxing wine to balance out your yin and yang
xiefen shizitou (蟹粉狮子头, lit. crab powder lion heads), actually pork meatballs containing crab meat
zui ji (醉鸡, lit. drunken chicken), chicken steamed then marinated in rice wine, usually served cold
"You Tiao" (油条, lit. oil stick) , are a long, deep-fried donut one kind of breakfast that is very popular in Shanghai. typically consumed in the morning with soy milk (dou jiang 豆浆)
For cheap Chinese eats, head for the alley known as Wujiang Road. For fancier food in nicer surroundings, try the upmarket restaurants of Xintiandi.
Vegetarians should not miss Vegetarian Life Style (258, Fengxian Road and 77, Songshan Road) where you can experience nice, affordable and organic vegetarian food resembling real meat or fish dishes in a fancy atmosphere.