How to plan a trip from Shenzhen to East China?

This seems like a big problem. I think first of all you need to make it clear which cities or attractions you want to visit in East China, because there are so many attractions and cities in East China. Secondly, you need to have a time frame, which is how long you plan to complete the journey. In this way, specific routes, attractions, etc. can be perfectly planned.

Generally speaking, only larger cities and scenic spots in East China are selected for planning. I will give the following suggestions:

First fly from Shenzhen to Shanghai and spend a few days in Shanghai, including the Bund, Disney, City God Temple, Nanjing Road, etc. Then take the train from Shanghai to Suzhou ~ Wuxi ~ Hangzhou ~ West Lake ~ Lingyin Temple ~ Leifeng Pagoda ~ Broken Bridge. Hangzhou to Jiaxing~Wuzhen~Shanghai. Finally returned to Shenzhen from Shanghai.

This is a classic small loop tourist route, mainly to experience the beauty of the bustling Suzhou gardens in Shanghai, the beauty of Taihu Lake in Wuxi, the beauty of West Lake in Hangzhou, and the beauty of the water towns in the south of the Yangtze River. It's also a very relaxing trip.

If conditions permit, it is recommended to rent a car in Shanghai and travel by car. This will give you more freedom in terms of itinerary and scenic spot planning. Don’t be tired if you win, because you always have to catch a car. On the way from Hangzhou to Wuzhen, you can also go to Haining Leather City, the largest leather city in China, to buy your favorite furs.

I hope my suggestions will be helpful to you. have fun.

Do you have any good recommendations for travel guides to the five cities in East China?

Five Cities in East China

The five cities in East China include Shanghai, Nanjing, Suzhou, Hangzhou, and Wuxi. The five cities in East China are one of the important tourism resources in my country. They are the land of fish and rice in the south of the Yangtze River, a place of beautiful mountains and rivers, a capital of historical and cultural relics, and a place where celebrities gather. Moreover, these places are relatively developed cities with many places worth visiting. Coupled with the scenic spots with historical traces, it is definitely one of the best places for parents to travel. Hangzhou West Lake

Hangzhou West Lake is one of the major ornamental freshwater lakes in mainland China and a major symbol of Hangzhou. You can, if you don’t like Hangzhou, don’t call yourself Hangzhou. Don't go to West Lake. West Lake was once the place where Xu Xian and White Snake met, and is full of romance and mythology. The beautiful legend of the Broken Bridge has always been talked about by people. Nanjing Confucius Temple

Nanjing Confucius Temple is one of the four major Confucian temples in China. It is the center of China. The history and humanities of ancient Chinese culture and the gathering place of Jinling. Confucius Temple is a group of large ancient buildings, mainly composed of three buildings: Confucius Temple, Gongxue and Gongyuan, covering a huge area. Confucius Temple is a characteristic of the ancient capital Nanjing. The night market here is very lively and is one of the four major bustling markets in China along with Shanghai City God Temple, Suzhou Xuanmiao Temple and Beijing Tianqiao. It’s suitable for parents traveling together. Gong Fan Lingshan

Lingshan Palace is located on the shores of the magnificent Taihu Lake in Wuxi, at the foot of the beautiful Zhonglingling Mountain. It is one of the scenic spots in Wuxi. The magnificent art here complements the unique and extensive Buddhist culture such as the majestic Lingshan Buddha. The architecture of Lingshan Palace is magnificent, the layout is solemn and harmonious, and it is worth a visit. Wuzhen

Wuzhen is located in Tongxiang City, Jiaxing City, Zhejiang Province. The Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal passes through the town. It is a typical ancient water town in southern China and is known as the land of fish and rice and the land of silk. It is one of the first batch of famous historical and cultural towns in China and a national 5A-level scenic spot. It is known as the last pillow water family in China. If you like my answer, please give me a like. For more travel information and strategies, please follow the Tianxia Bangtoutiao account, or reply to the password Wukong via private message. There are surprises.