Food & CultureShanghai, Suzhou & Hangzhou
Five days of skyline, classical gardens, canals and Longjing tea in China's most liveable corner.

Art deco lanes, a sci-fi skyline and canal towns within an hour. Shanghai is the easiest introduction to modern China.
Shanghai rewards travellers who look beyond the Bund. The former French Concession is a maze of plane trees, lane houses and small galleries. The Bund is best at 6am, when the city is running and the river is still quiet. Across the water, Pudong's skyline is a reminder of how fast this country has changed.
We use Shanghai as a base for the water towns of Suzhou, Zhouzhuang and Hangzhou — classical gardens, canals and tea houses that feel a world away from the skyscrapers.
These are the experiences we build into most journeys here — but the best days are often the ones we leave open.
The signature experience — worth planning your route around.
Best with a specialist guide and time to slow down.
We weave this in where it fits your interests and the season.
We weave this in where it fits your interests and the season.
Start with one of these, or use them as a starting point for something entirely your own.
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Food & CultureFive days of skyline, classical gardens, canals and Longjing tea in China's most liveable corner.
SignatureFifteen days balancing cities and landscapes: Beijing, Shanghai, Yunnan's mountains and the karst rivers of Guilin.
IconsSix days between China's imperial capital and its most modern city, with a high-speed train ride through the heartland.