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Shanghai Travel Guide

Tour Code: S-SH01

3 Days Standard of Shanghai: Starting from $149 per person; Luxury| Standard

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Day by Day Itinerary

Departure: Daily

Shanghai Pudong area
Oriental Pearl TV Tower, Shanghai

Day One: Entry Shanghai
TCG guide will hold a welcome sign to meet you outside the baggage claim area at the Shanghai Pudong (Hongqiao) Airport according to your international (internal) flight schedule. Transfer you to the 4-star hotel for 2 nights stay. Escort you to stroll along the Nanjing Road to reach the famous Bund area if time allows.

Meals: None
Hotel: Holiday Inn Downtown Shanghai (4 star)

Day Two: Shanghai
A whole day excursion covers the Shanghai Museum, the Yuyuan Garden and a local family visit.

Specials: Portman Acrobatic Show and a farewell dinner at Wangbaohe restaurant
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day Three: Shanghai Exit
Private transfer takes you to the airport and your pleasant China tour ends here.

Meals: Breakfast

Prices (based on per person and shown in US dollars)

Prices (Valid from Mar. 1st, 2008 to Feb. 28th, 2009)

Group size

Season

2-5 travelers

6-9 travelers

10 travelers & above

High season

Double Occupancy

$309

$229

$179

Sole Occupancy

$409

$319

$269

Low season

Double Occupancy

$289

$199

$149

Sole Occupancy

$359

$269

$199

Remark : Quotations listed are valid excluding the periods of F1 Grand Prix staying in Shanghai.

Quotation Includes

Hotel accommodation with breakfasts;
Lunches and dinners as itinerary specifies;
Private guides and drivers;
Air-conditioned vehicles;

Tourist sites permission fees;
2 bottles of mineral water each day;
Government taxes.

For our quotation inclusions & exclusions, booking and cancellation terms, please read details.

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Our Private Tour is customized for you or your personal group specially. You will enjoy our private guide, driver as well as car service during the whole land tour individually, instead of sharing with other travelers.

As always, keep a close eye on your belongings, especially when in crowds. A friend with whom I was traveling in Dali had his backpack slashed in a market. Thieves slash bags while another distracts the victim in conversation; the thief is looking for anything of value like a camera or CD player. In this instance, my friend managed to catch the thief in the process (he was suspicious of the random chitchat and also felt a tug on his pack), and the locals in the market vehemently chastized the thief.

Client's information:: Mr.Clayton Gage 2008-1-31 17:19

I paid 45RMB for a so-called 'special' package which included a cable car ride in the Sightseeing Tunnel, a visit to 'Marine Wonderland' and to experience a 'Virtual world of Sounds'. The 'Marine Wonderland' was all but a few aquariums with some very limited species of marine creatures. The 'Virtual world of Sounds' was even more pathetic...basically, you go into a room where you sit down, put on earphones and the lights will be switched off so that you experience complete darkness. Then you listen to some pre-recorded sound effects (people walking, tea being poured etc) which are supposed to stir up your imaginations so that you feel that these things are actually happening just around you. But it's a miserable attempt...and i felt so cheated (as well as other locals who were with me)! The cable car was just as bad...it just traveled through this tunnel which had been decorated with pretty cheesy lightings which were supposed to simulate effects such as traveling through space, volcanic eruptions..but failed miserably!

Avoid at all costs!!!

I took the Sightseeing Tunnel just to get across the Huangpu river. If you are like me just wanting to cross the river, you should just take the Yan An Road Tunnel which is free of charge too!

Client's information:: Mr.Mike Smith , United States , 2008-1-17 17:36

Advice for people (like me) who get lost easily: Copy down the name of your bus stop before you leave(highlighted on the sign) and then on the bus home, ask a local or the driver to tell you when you reach your stop. Many of the streets looked the same to me especially at night. I only realised the bus stops had actual names on the third day (like duh) after overshooting my stop several times.

Client's information:: Ms.Nutella 2007-12-25 16:42