China
5 days 4 nights
Departs Manila (NAIA)
Departed
Out Manila · Juneyao Air
Five days in Shanghai on Juneyao Air from Manila: the Bund and Lujiazui skyline, the lantern-lit “Mini Kyoto” street, four nights with breakfast and an English-speaking guide.
Single departure, 25–29 July 2026 (5D4N). Base rate from $369 all-in per person.
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A single fixed departure (25–29 July 2026) to China’s largest city. Economy airfare with Juneyao Airlines from Manila, four nights in a choice hotel on twin sharing with daily breakfast, a private coach with an English-speaking guide, sightseeing with first-way entrance fees and meals as listed. Ask us about the next Shanghai schedule.
Minor with bed (11–17 yrs): USD 489 per pax. Child without bed (2–10 yrs): USD 419 per pax.
A short guide to every stop in this package.
China’s largest city, where the 1920s banks of the Bund face the futuristic Lujiazui skyline across the Huangpu River.
Shanghai’s riverside promenade opposite the Oriental Pearl Tower and the 632-metre Shanghai Tower, best seen lit up at night.
A Japanese-style, lantern-lit shopping street in Shanghai that has become a popular photo spot, nicknamed “Mini Kyoto”.
Practical tips for China, from entry rules to what to eat. General guidance for a Philippine traveller — rules and prices change, so confirm the latest before you fly. Need a hand with the visa or tickets? Our team is glad to help.
Tourist visa required
Philippine passport holders need a Chinese tourist (L) visa arranged before travel — our ticketing desk can walk you through the requirements. Passport valid 6+ months with blank pages. No vaccinations are required.
Renminbi (¥); go cashless
China runs on mobile pay — set up Alipay or WeChat Pay and link a Visa/Mastercard before you fly; they now work for tourists almost everywhere. Carry some cash as backup. Tipping is not customary. Budget roughly ₱2,000–3,500 a day for meals and extras.
Four seasons; check your month
Shanghai has hot, humid summers and cold winters; Yunnan (Kunming, Lijiang) is mild by day but cool at night and sits at altitude. Layers, a warm jacket, comfortable shoes, sunblock and a rain layer cover most dates.
Metro plus Didi
City metros are fast, cheap and signed in English; use the Didi app (with in-app English) for taxis. Your package covers airport transfers and a private coach on tour days, and high-speed trains link the cities.
Mandarin; little English
English is limited outside hotels, so keep translations handy. Useful words: Nǐ hǎo (hello), Xièxie (thank you), Duōshǎo qián? (how much?). Your guide translates throughout the tour.
Mind the customs
Give and receive items with both hands, never stand chopsticks upright in rice, and queue patiently. Photography can be restricted at temples and official sites — follow the signs and your guide.
Very safe; carry your passport
China is very safe with low street crime; carry your passport as ID. Drink bottled or boiled water. Emergencies: police 110, ambulance 120. Keep your hotel’s name in Chinese to show taxi drivers.
VPN + roaming, not a local SIM
Google, Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram are blocked in China — install a trusted VPN before you arrive. The easiest data is an international roaming SIM/eSIM that routes outside the firewall. WeChat keeps you in touch and pays.
The Bund & Lijiang old town
See Shanghai’s Bund skyline and Yu Garden, or Yunnan’s Stone Forest, Lijiang old town and Jade Dragon Snow Mountain. Try xiaolongbao soup dumplings, hotpot, roast duck and Yunnan rice noodles.
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