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Taipei ✈️ Shanghai round-trip economy-class airfare
4 nights hotel accommodation (2 persons per room). Solo travelers must pay a single-room supplement. Triple room is a double room with an extra bed (or sofa bed). Please see the pricing notes.
Transportation from the hotel to the airport
Taiwan airport tax, Mainland China airport tax, fuel surcharge and booking fee: TWD 5,000 per person.
Daily breakfast, lunch and dinner included; meals are not included for children without a bed or for infants.
Fees for Republic of China (Taiwan) Individual Passports and China Entry Visas
Daily hotel room cleaning and baggage tips
Purely personal expenses, such as excess baggage fees, beverages and alcohol, laundry, telephone, telegram, internet access, and personal transportation costs.
A surcharge applies to foreign passport holders. Please contact our staff for details.
Standard check-in is around 14:00, and check-out is before 11:00 noon. For the exact check-out time, early check-in, late check-out, or requests for non-smoking floors and related fees, please contact the hotel front desk.
The Bund · A glance that captures 100 years of Shanghai If Shanghai is a weighty book of a city, the Bund is its most splendid cover. Stretching about 1.5 km along the west bank of the Huangpu River, the Bund’s international architectural ensemble features 52 historic buildings side by side—Gothic spires, Baroque arches, Neoclassical colonnades, Art Deco towers… Once the Far East’s busiest financial street, it was hailed as the “Wall Street of the East.”
Yuyuan Garden & City God Temple · A hidden Jiangnan haven in the heart of the city The moment you step into Yuyuan, the modern skyline outside seems shut away. This private garden, first built in 1559 (Ming Jiajing era), was commissioned by Pan Yunduan, a Sichuan provincial official, to honor his father. Completed over 18 years and covering just 20,000 m², it captures the essence of Jiangnan gardens—pavilions, rockeries, ponds, winding paths and covered corridors—each step revealing a new, picture-perfect view.
Lujiazui & Shanghai Tower · Stand atop China’s tallest and look out over the “Magic City” If the Bund is Shanghai’s past, then Lujiazui Financial City across the river is its declaration of a future facing the world. On just 1.7 km² rises one of China’s premier clusters of skyscrapers. Its GDP output ranks among the top of all business districts nationwide, and it’s one of the areas with the highest density of financial institutions in the world.
Tianzifang & Xintiandi: Two Sides of Shanghai’s Artsy Charm If you want to experience Shanghai’s most stylish, down-to-earth artsy vibe, you can’t miss this “twin stars” duo—Tianzifang and Xintiandi. Both were redeveloped from classic Shikumen houses, yet they’ve taken two very different paths.
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