Shanghai – Hangzhou – Shanghai by bullet train
Day 4
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Early in the morning, our experienced driver and English-speaking guide will pick you up at your hotel and transfer you to the train station. You will receive your ticket and directly board the bullet train to Hangzhou.

Arrive Hangzhou, renowned for its historic relics and natural beauty. Marco Polo described it as "one of the most beautiful cities in the world", it is also ranked as one of the most scenic cities.

Your tour begins at one of Hangzhou's signature sites, the West Lake. Enjoy a lake cruise for one-hour to see the top ten West Lake scenic views. It's a good opportunity to relax and admire the surrounding view of rolling hills and elegant pavilions and bridges. West Lake is like a shining pearl inlaid on the vast land of China, reputed for beautiful scenery, a multitude of historical sites, brilliant cultural relics, and a profusion of native products. Legend has it that the West Lake was a heavenly jewel fallen to earth. Pragmatists insist that it is a mere lagoon on Hangzhou's western fringe. In any case, West Lake has inspired painters for centuries.

Disembark on Su Causeway and visit Huaxiang Guanyu (Fish Viewing at the Flower Pond), one of the Ten Scenes of the West Lake. Lunch will be provided in a local restaurant to experience the wonderful cuisine of Hangzhou.

After lunch, move on to visit Lingyin Temple - one of the most famous Buddhist Temples in China. The Lingyin (Souls Retreat) Temple is one of the most famous Buddhist Temples in China. It was constructed in 326 at the foot of Lingyin Mountain by an Indian monk named Huili with a history of more than 1,600 years.

Thereafter, continue to visit Peak Flown from Afar. Famous for its beautiful scenery and stone carvings that are comparable with Dazu Stone Carving in Sichuan Province. In the caves and cliffs of peak, there are more than 470 stone statuses from Five Dynasties Period (907A.D. -960A.D.) to Yuan Dynasty. The name of this peak comes from a legend. It is that an Indian monk named Huili arrived in the valley 1,600 years ago and was surprised to see a peak so dissimilar from any other in the valley. He thought that the peak was flown over from India because the shape, although unique in China, was common in India.

After sightseeing, transfer to the train station and board the fast train back to Shanghai

On arrival, transfer to hotel.  Stay overnight in Shanghai

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