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Not included: The default hotel arrangement is a twin room for two adults. This itinerary does not offer room sharing. If you are traveling with an odd number of adults, please be sure to purchase one "Single Room Supplement." A single room will be arranged for solo travelers. For three adults traveling together, please purchase one additional "Single Room Supplement" to arrange for two rooms.; Other: Any costs not mentioned in "Included Fees" above are not included.; Children: Does not include tickets or accommodation; children's meals at the hotel are to be paid for separately.; Optional consumption: convenient service facilities and experience items (ropeway, sightseeing vehicles, etc.) supporting the scenic area
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DAY1: Meet at Exit 1 of Yu Garden Subway Station in Shanghai → City God Temple → The Bund → Huangpu River → Oriental Pearl Tower; Meals: No meals, Accommodation: Shanghai DAY2: Depart from hotel → Humble Administrator's Garden → Hanshan Temple → Fengqiao Scenic Area → Shantang Street Area → Disband at People's Square in Shanghai; Meals: Breakfast, Accommodation: None City God Temple Tourist Area: As a "living fossil" of Shanghai's history and culture, it is the first choice for first-time visitors to quickly experience Shanghai's customs. Here, you can stroll through the quaint blocks and appreciate the architectural style of the Ming and Qing dynasties. The Bund: Is the core area of Shanghai's "World Architecture Expo Group", which brings together dozens of modern buildings with different styles, from Gothic, Baroque to Neoclassical. Each building carries Shanghai's century-old history. Humble Administrator's Garden: As the first of China's four famous gardens and the pinnacle of Jiangnan gardens, its highlights lie in "landscape artistic conception + garden art." Hanshan Temple: It is famous for its "historical heritage + poetic and pictorial artistic conception." With a history of more than 1,400 years, it has its own heavy cultural filter. The legend that the famous monks Hanshan and Shide of the Tang Dynasty lived here adds a mysterious color to it. Shantang Street Area: It takes the "water town pattern with land and water side by side" as its core highlight. The street presents a unique form of "river and street adjacent, land and water side by side", which is a typical representative of the water town style in Suzhou.