Assemble at Singapore Changi Airport for your flight to Shanghai, the country's biggest city and a global financial hub of China. Upon arrival, proceed to view Shanghai World Financial Center, Jin Mao Tower and the Oriental Pearl TV Tower. After which, proceed up to the observatory deck of the Shanghai Tower. The tower is standing at 632-meters high, the tallest building in China and the world’s third tallest building in terms of architect.

After breakfast, proceed to Suzhou, the most popular city in the Jiangsu Province. Upon arrival, proceed to Pan Men, known as the “Pan Gate,” an historical landmark in the southwest corner of the main canal in Suzhou. The historical landmark was built during the Spring and Autumn period of the State of Wu which is between 770 to 431 BCE. Its historical area consists of three main landmarks with the Ruigang Pagoda, the WuMen Bridge and Pan City Gate. After lunch, proceed to Suzhou Taipingfang Mosque, the first and only masjid built in Suzhou in the year 1924. The masjid still keeps the 12 stone steles created in the Ming and Qing Dynasty. In the evening, take a stroll along Shantang Street Scenic Area where it was added to the list of China's "National Historic and Cultural Streets in 2015. View the Shantang Canal that started its construction in 825 AD, during the Tang Dynasty by Bai Juyi, a poet and the Cishi, the ancient governor of Suzhou.

This morning, take a short drive to Wuxi, a city that sits on the banks of Taihu Lake, one of China's largest freshwater lakes. Upon arrival, start your day with a visit to the Three Kingdoms City, a 35-hectares complex used as a film-site for historical Television series, “The Romance of the Three Kingdoms” (Includes Electric Tram and boat ride). After lunch, proceed to Qingming Bridge, the oldest, largest and best preserved single-hole stone arch bridge on the Ancient Grand Canal. Similarly, to the Great Wall, the Grand Canal and the Qingming Bridge is one of the four great ancient projects in China. Distributed along the Ancient Canal Scenic Spot are relics from the Ming and Qing Dynasties, including ancient kilns, ancient houses, ancient bridges, ancient streets, ancient alleys, ancient temples, ancient pagodas and ancient piers. Stoll down the ancient street and stop by coffeehouses for a cup of nice and warm coffee or you may want to take a boat ride down the canal at your own expenses.

Today, continue your tour towards Nanjing, the national capital during the early part of the Ming dynasty before it was shifted to Beijing. Upon arrival, embark on a city tour for an opportunity of photo-stop at the Presidential Palace, Dr. Sun Yat-sen's Mausoleum and Nanjing Museum before proceeding to visit Ming Xiaoling Mausoleum. The mausoleum and tomb of the founding Emperor of the Ming Dynasty, Hongwu Emperor or commonly known by his actual name, Zhu Yuanzhang. After lunch, proceed to Nanjing Jingjue Mosque, a famous mosque with a longest history in Nanjing. This mosque was first built in 1388 during the Ming Dynasty. Thereafter, continue to Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge for a photo-stop, a double-decked road-rail truss bridge across the Yangtze River with the total length of 1,576-meters. Spend some time doing your shopping for local delicacies and souvenirs around the Confucius Temple Shopping Area before you board a cruise along the Qinghuai River for the night ambience of the shopping street.

Start your day by travelling towards Hangzhou, the capital city of Zhejiang province in China and the southern terminus of the ancient Grand Canal waterway. A well-known ancient Chinese saying sums up the beauty of Hangzhou by comparing it to a paradise on Earth where “Heaven above, Suzhou and Hangzhou underneath.” Upon arrival, proceed to Former Residence of Hu Xueyan, residential of a notable businessman and one of the richest in China during the later Qing dynasty between 1636-1911. This unique residence building with Chinese external architecture with interior design styled was very much influenced by European. Thereafter, proceed to Phoenix Mosque, built during the Tang Dynasty. The mosque is known as the four great mosque of China. Next, enjoy your time strolling along the Hefang Street. The most famed street in Hangzhou which backdated to the Song Dynasty and regarded as the symbol of the city. Catch a glimpse of antique buildings and long-survived stores, taste local snacks as well as savor the beautiful artifacts before heading over to watch a live performance at the Song Dynasty Village at your own expenses.

After breakfast, enjoy a cruise ride on the well-known West Lake, a fresh water lake in Hangzhou and is listed under the UNESCO World Heritage. It is known for its beautiful scenery and romantic settings before a visit to the Fish and Flower Harbour where you will catch some serenity of the west lake area. Upon arrival, visit the Yu Garden, dubbed as the “Garden of Happiness,” where it was first built in 1559 during the Ming Dynasty. Continue to stroll to the famous Yuyuan Bazaar for some local shopping. After dinner, take a romantic cruise along Huangpu River with the beauty of the Bund and the buildings on both side of the river, the best place to view both the old and new Shanghai.

This day, visit Nanjing Road Street also known as the number one street in China, very similar like Singapore “Orchard Road” for your shopping spree. Thereafter, proceed to visit Xiaotaoyuan Mosque which is one of the famous mosques in the city that was established in 1917. After lunch, visit to Xintiandi meaning “new place,” the most fashionable area cultivated in the distinctive Shikumen Buildings, the architectural styles of both west and east from the 1920s and 1930s lined with international gallery, fashion shops, themed restaurants, coffee house or cafes very popular with the locals too. Lastly, end your day with a visit to Shanghai Tianzifang, a shopping street in the old French Quarter. The area retains its original and organic feel from the old times it has become famous as a "rabbit warren" of arts and crafts shops, and less-expensive restaurants, bars, and cafes. Thousands of Chinese still live in the apartments above the shops.

If time permits, you can do some last-minute shopping before you transfer to airport for your flight home.