Looking for detailed route guide for self-guided tours in Jiangsu, Shanghai and Hangzhou.

You arrange a route; Fuzhou to Shanghai, the first day in Shanghai is the Oriental Pearl Tower, the Bund, Pudong, Nanjing Road, Huaihai Road, Xintiandi and other urban landscapes. One day is enough to appreciate the urban style, evening coffee Spend time at the bar; the next day there is a tourist distribution center at the Shanghai Sports Center, with daily shuttle buses to Zhouzhuang, Suzhou, Wuzhen and other Jiangsu and Zhejiang attractions, which is very convenient. Traveling to Zhouzhuang usually takes more than half a day. If you want to know more about it, you can stay one night at the ancient town passenger station, appreciate the elegance of Kunqu opera on the ancient stage, and taste the atmosphere of Zhouzhuang at night, which is also very charming. On the third day, it only takes one hour to leave Zhouzhuang and go to Suzhou. On the fourth day, we drove to Hangzhou along the Suzhou-Jiahang Expressway and spent half a day visiting Wuzhen, the company’s main attraction. The modernized development has caused the life atmosphere of the ancient town to become weaker and weaker, making it more like a man-made attraction. Suzhou is only an hour and a half away from Wuzhen. You can get off at the Wujiang intersection and follow the Suzhen Tao Expressway to Wuzhen. When you arrive in Hangzhou in the afternoon, it is best to stay near the West Lake first. Walking around the West Lake in the evening will give you a taste of the most beautiful time of the West Lake. On the fifth day, we climbed the Leifeng Pagoda to overlook the panoramic view of the West Lake and see Linyin Temple and other scenic spots. In the remaining time you can decide when to return. If this trip is by self-driving, these days are relatively free, but if it is a road bus, you have to consider the time on the way. Anyway, the transportation is extremely convenient.