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Fuzhou – Huangling – Jiangxi 6D5N Tour (No Shopping)
Out Manila · Xiamen Airlines
A no-shopping tour from Fuzhou through Shangrao, Quzhou and Wuyuan, with a themed sightseeing train, Lingshan, Huangling and bullet-train travel.
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Tour dates
2026–2027 · from Manila
Departures from Manila, Nov 25–30 2026 to Mar 26–31 2027. The rate changes by date: an amount on a date is added to the base rate per pax. Seats are limited and confirmed at booking.
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Quotation
per person
Tour rate
per pax
Adultnormal dates
$699
Child without bed
$599
Peak-date surchargeon the orange dates
+$50 to +$250
Not in the tour rate
per pax
China group visaUSD 40 per person
USD 40
Tips for driver and guideUSD 60 per person (USD 10 per day x 6 days)
USD 60
Single supplementUSD 115 per person (plus USD 20 per person for March departures)
USD 115
About this package
6 days 5 nights
This 6-day no-shopping tour flies Xiamen Airlines from Manila to Fuzhou, then travels by themed sightseeing train and coach through Shangrao, Quzhou and Wuyuan. Highlights include Lingshan, Wangxian Valley and Huangling, the terraced village famous for its autumn colours. You return to Fuzhou by bullet train for a walk through Three Lanes and Seven Alleys before flying home. Hotels are 4-star, with 5-star in Wuyuan.
Airfare
Hotel
Meals
Transport
Tour guide
Entrance fees
Sightseeing
Baggage
Duration
6 days 5 nights
Departure
Manila (NAIA)
Flight
Xiamen Airlines (MF)
Baggage
23 kg check-in + 8 kg carry-on
Hotels
4 nights 4★ · 1 night 5★
Meals
Daily breakfast + 8 meals
Transport
Private coach + bullet train
Guide
English-speaking
Your route
ManilaDay 1
1FuzhouArrival
2ShangraoLingshan
3QuzhouShuitingmen
4WuyuanHuangling
5FuzhouThree Lanes
ManilaDay 6
OutboundMNL FOC
MF8736 21:00–23:45 local time
ReturnFOC MNL
MF8735 17:05–19:45 local time
Flight times are confirmed with your booking. +1 = arrives the next day.
Day-by-day itinerary
6 days 5 nights
DayCityItineraryMeals & hotel
Day01
Manila – FuzhouAIR / BUS
Manila – Fuzhou
MF8736 MNL – FOC 21:00–23:45
Fly Manila to Fuzhou (MF8736, 21:00–23:45)
Flight from Manila to Fuzhou
Airport pick-up and transfer to the hotel to check in
4★ hotel in Fuzhouor similar ★★★★
BBreakfast not included.LLunch not included.DDinner not included.
Day02
Fuzhou – ShangraoBUS / TRAIN
Fuzhou – Shangrao
Breakfast at the hotel and check out
Travel to Shangrao on the Magnificent Shangrao themed sightseeing train, passing Wuyishan, with dance and music performances, interactive activities, stamp collecting and a snack gift pack
Bullet train to Fuzhou, 2nd class, with guide assistance on the train (carry your own luggage)
Pick-up at Fuzhou station
Three Lanes and Seven Alleys
Transfer to the airport and fly back to Manila
Transfer to the airport and fly to Manila (MF8735, 17:05–19:45)
MF8735 FOC – MNL 17:05–19:45
Sweet homeBack in Manila
BBreakfast included.LLunch not included.DDinner not included.
Meals: B breakfast · L lunch · D dinner · crossed out = not included. Orange = sightseeing stop · bold = shop visit included in the tour.
What’s covered
Inclusions
Round-trip economy airfare and taxes via Xiamen Airlines
Baggage allowance: 1 piece of 23 kg check-in plus 8 kg carry-on
5 nights accommodation, twin sharing, with daily hotel breakfast
Private coach with an English-speaking tour guide
Sightseeing as listed, including first-way entrance fees
Meals as listed
Exclusions
Personal expenses such as telephone calls and minibar
Travel insurance
Philippine travel tax (pay at the airport)
Fuel and tax surcharge, if any, according to airline policy
China group visa USD 40 per person
Tips for driver and guide USD 60 per person (USD 10 per day x 6 days)
Single supplement USD 115 per person (plus USD 20 per person for March departures)
Hotels
or similar
Day 1: 4★ hotel in Fuzhou
Day 2–3: 4★ hotel in Shangrao
Day 4: 4★ hotel in Quzhou
Day 5: 5★ hotel in Wuyuan
Important notice
please read
If the hotels above are not available on your dates, they will be replaced by similar ones.
All services are on a private basis. In case of crowded groups or special circumstances, the order of sights may be adjusted.
Travellers booked alone (including children with a bed) will be paired to share a room; if they decline, the single supplement applies.
On Day 4, the Root Palace Buddhist Culture Tourism Area is replaced by Changtai Maple Leaf Garden in November and December.
On Day 6, the bullet train to Fuzhou is second class with guide assistance on the train; travellers carry their own luggage.
Sold as a No Shopping package.
Philippine passport holders need a China visa; the China group visa is USD 40 per person.
Child without bed rate applies; infant fares are not listed in the itinerary.
If fuel or taxes increase, the airline’s surcharge is collected from travellers.
Hotels may be replaced by similar ones; the order of attractions may change in crowded periods or special circumstances.
Where you’ll go
10 stops
1
Magnificent Shangrao Themed Sightseeing Train
A themed train to Shangrao with dance and music performances, activities, stamp collecting and a snack gift pack.
2
Lingshan
A scenic mountain near Shangrao, reached by cable car and a 10-section sky escalator.
3
Tian Kong Zhi Jing
A photo stop where a mirror-like water surface reflects the sky, giving the 'sky mirror' look.
4
Wangxian Valley
A valley scenic area with a cliffside village styled like a fairy-tale fantasy world; ticket included.
5
Root Palace Buddhist Culture Tourism Area
A Buddhist-themed cultural tourism area in the Quzhou region built around root-carving art; ticket included.
6
Changtai Maple Leaf Garden (Nov–Dec)
A maple garden near Quzhou that replaces the Root Palace stop in November and December for autumn colours.
7
Shuitingmen Historical and Cultural Block
A restored historic riverside street in Quzhou with old-style buildings and shops.
8
Huangling
A hilltop village in Wuyuan known for its terraced rooftops of drying crops; ticket and cable car are included.
9
Wunvzhou Resort
A scenic resort area in Wuyuan along the river, visited with a ticket included.
10
Three Lanes and Seven Alleys
A historic old-town quarter in Fuzhou with traditional houses, lanes and pedestrian streets.
Know before you go
China tips
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.
Entry requirements
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.
Money
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.
Weather & what to pack
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.
Getting around
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.
Language
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.
Culture & etiquette
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.
Safety & health
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.
Connectivity
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.
Must-see sights & food
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.
Four days in Shanghai with a full day at Shanghai Disneyland (1-day pass included), Xinshi Ancient Town, the Bund, Nanjing Road and city shopping stops, on a China Eastern flight from Cebu.
A relaxed Shanghai city break on Cebu Pacific: the Bund, Nanjing Road, Chenghuang Temple, Wukang Road and Florentia Town, with a free day for optional Disneyland.
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