[From Shanghai] Hangzhou day trip by new CRH bullet train, sightseeing at the world heritage site West Lake and visiting Longjing Tea Plantation (Japanese/Chinese/English guide, lunch included)

About this tour

• Round-trip non-stop Shinkansen tour
• Visit Meijiawu Tea Garden, China's largest producer of green tea, Longjing tea
• Enjoy a lunch of Hangzhou specialities

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– Course Information –

・Meeting time: Around 08:00 ・Meeting place: Hotel or Shanghai Hongqiao Station or Shanghai Station Pick-up service is available in the Shanghai city area (within the inner ring line) and Hongqiao/Gubei area. If you are staying in an area not covered by the pick-up service, please come to the designated high-speed rail station.
・Duration: Approximately 9 hours
・Disbanding time: 17:12
・Disbanding location: Hotel or Shanghai Hongqiao Station or Shanghai Station ・Minimum number of participants: 2 people

– Meal Information –

・[Lunch menu]: Chinese cuisine *Menus may change depending on the season.

– Spot Introduction –

・Hangzhou West Lake (World Heritage Site)
Since being registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site as "Hangzhou West Lake Cultural Landscape", many tourists have come to visit. There are tourist spots such as the Buddhist temple Lingyin Pagoda and the stylish cafes lined up in Xihu Tiandi around West Lake, so you can enjoy not only the scenery but also history and fine food.

・Liuhe Pagoda This is an octagonal seven-story pagoda (about 60m high) built by Zen Master Zhijue in the Southern Song Dynasty in hopes of calming the backflow of the Qiantang River. In "Suikoden," it appears as the place of Lu Zhi's profound tranquility. You can also get a panoramic view of the Qiantang River by climbing the pagoda.

・Hefang Street (Qinghefang)
Hefang Street, also known as Qinghefang, is a shopping street that recreates the streetscape of the Southern Song Dynasty. In addition to souvenir and food shops, buildings from the Ming and Qing dynasties remain intact, including the homes of Yu Qian, a poet and official from the Ming Dynasty, Hu Xueyan, a famous Hui merchant from the late Qing Dynasty, and Hu Qingyu Hall, a long-established Chinese medicine store founded in 1878. The retro atmosphere makes it popular with tourists.