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Fox & Lillie Rural ‘Fleece to Fashion’ China & Vietnam

Saturday 28th May – Sunday 12th June 2016

Saturday 28th May –

Sunday 12th June 2016

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Contents

Destination Overview

Air Travel

Map of China

Accommodation

Programme Overview

Transportation

Restaurants

Tours and ‘At Leisure’ Suggestions

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Destination Overview - China

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China

Whether it’s your first visit or twentieth, China is a diverse and

fast-changing country and always an adventure. From its

great outdoors to its grand cities, the rich layers of history and

cultural diversity in this enormous country make for an

extraordinary experience. The scale of China’s grand sights is

overwhelming and it is important to enjoy its age-old

traditions: perhaps tai chi in a bird garden, exploring the

mighty metropolis of Hong Kong, or a game of mahjong at

afternoon tea. China of course offers arguably the world’s

greatest cuisine.

Beijing

Inextricably linked to its glorious and notorious past, yet

hurtling towards a power charged future, Beijing is one of

history’s great cities. It is as complex as it is compelling. Few

places on earth can match the extraordinary panorama on

display with six UNESCO World Heritage sites in the city alone.

Nanjing

Many visitors only pass through Nanjing but the capital of

Jiangsu lying on the lower stretches of the Yangzi River boasts

a rich, impressive and historical heritage. Echoing the city’s

brief former glory as the nation’s capital during its Ming-

dynasty a city wall still encloses most of the city. This famous

university town has wide tree line boulevards, chic cafes and

excellent museums. Nanjing may sprawl today but the

atmosphere is both cultural and relaxed.

Shanghai

Shanghai: few cities evoke so much history, excess, glamour,

mystique and exotic promise in name alone. A short time

ago Shanghai was a bustling port town that has now

evolved to become the modern face of China. It’s the

cuisine, the people, European Streets, art deco buildings,

narrow alleys, modern architecture, the arts, entertainment

and shopping that has blended to create one of the

greatest cities in the world.

Hong Kong

A city of contrasts – a striking fusion of East and West, old and

new. Modern day cosmopolitan living co-exists in harmony

with local lifestyles and timeless traditions, where gleaming

modern skyscrapers tower over rustic street markets, ancient

temples and icons of the city’s colonial past. A city with a

pulse – Hong Kong never sleeps.

Weather in May/June

Beijing Min 25C – Max 35C

Nanjing Min 21C – Max 29C

Shanghai Min 20C – Max 30C

Hong Kong Min 26C – Max 30C

Destination Overview - Vietnam


Vietnam

Successively occupied by China, Russia, France,

Japan, and the United States, Vietnam has had its

share of foreign interference, but today, the

Vietnamese are focused on rocketing into the future.

In this new era of confident self-determination the

atmosphere is one of optimism. Fortunately Vietnam's

traditional charms have not yet been

eclipsed. Although motorbikes continue to replace

bicycles at an alarming rate, the former Communist

stronghold is embracing progress and the country

offers an astonishing variety of scenery.

Whether your fascination is wartime relics, rice

paddies, beaches, the Mekong Delta, history, foodie

trails, UNESCO World Heritage Sites, traditional villages

or nature Vietnam is re-inventing itself constantly and

is well worth the visit.

Hanoi

Showcasing sweeping boulevards, tree-fringed lakes

and ancient pagodas, Hanoi is Vietnam’s most

atmospheric capital. It's an energetic city on the

move, and Hanoi’s ambitious citizens are determined

to make up for lost time.

As motorbikes and pedestrians ebb and flow through

the Old Quarter’s centuries-old commercial chaos,

hawkers in conical hats still ply their wares while other

locals breakfast on noodles or sip drip-coffee.

At dawn on the shores of Hoan Kiem Lake,

synchronised tai chi sessions take place beside

goateed grandfathers contemplating their next chess

moves. In Lenin Park, choreographed military drills

have been replaced by chaotic skateboarders; while

Hanoi’s bright young things celebrate in cosmopolitan

restaurants and bars.

Hanoi is a compelling blend of Parisian grace and

Asian pace.

Weather in June Hanoi Min 25C – Max 33C

http://lonelyplanet.com/vietnam/hanoi/sights/lakes-rivers-waterfalls/hoan-kiem-lake

http://lonelyplanet.com/vietnam/hanoi/sights/other/lenin-park

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*Minimum of 10 people per port required for group fares*

Air Travel

EX Melbourne

Saturday 28th May

Flight CX178 Depart Melbourne 11.30pm

Arrive Hong Kong 6.55am (29th)

Fly time 9 hours 25 minutes

Saturday 11th June

Flight CX135 Depart Hong Kong 7.10pm

Arrive Melbourne 6.25am (12th)


EX Sydney

Saturday 28th May

Flight CX138 Depart Sydney 9.55pm

Arrive Hong Kong 5.05am (29th)


Saturday 11th June

Flight CX111 Depart Hong Kong 6.50pm

Arrive Sydney 6.10am (12th)

Fly time 9 hours and 20 minutes

EX Brisbane

(VIA Sydney as minimum numbers ex each port for

group fares is 10 pax)

NB:

CX – Cathay Pacific

MU – China Eastern

Economy class

Internal Flights Sunday 29th May

Flight CX5900 Depart Hong Kong 8.00am

Arrive Beijing 11.15am

Fly time 2 hour 45 minutes

Tuesday 31st May

Flight MU5185 Depart Beijing 10.20am

Arrive Yantai 11.55am


Wednesday 1st June

Flight MU5544 Depart Yantai 7.55am

Arrive Shanghai 9.35am


Tuesday 7th June

Flight VN531 Depart Shanghai 3.50pm

Arrives Hanoi 6.10pm


Thursday 9th June

Flight CX5294 Depart Hanoi 7.35pm

Arrive Hong Kong 10.30pm

Fly time 1hour 55 minutes

Visas Australian passport holders require a visa for China and

Vietnam. Other passport holders will require clarification.

China - 3 months single tourist entry Valid passport with 6 months validity

2 blank facing pages

1 colour photograph

Completed visa application form

Vietnam – 1 month single tourist entry Valid passport with 6 months validity

2 blank facing pages

1 colour photograph

Completed visa application form

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Map of China

A. Beijing

B. Yantai (Longkou)

C. Nanjing

D. Shanghai

E. Zhangjiagang

Accommodation - Beijing

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Kerry Hotel Beijing www.shangri-la.com/Beijing/Kerry

No 1 Guanghua Road, Beijing, 100020 China

Phone +86 10 6561 8833

Arrival date Sunday 29th May

Departure date Tuesday 31st May

The Beijing Kerry Centre opened its doors to the public

in 1999, and is located in the centre of town. The

hotel is part of a larger development including a

modern office block and the best sporting facility in

the city. Only 40 minutes from the airport with shops

and restaurants close by this is an ideal location in

Beijing.

Stepping into the hotel lobby you will be met with

inspiring pieces of art which complement the intricate

beauty of the hotel’s interior design. The 487 stylish

guest rooms and suites are equipped with all the

modern comforts expected from a chic, vogue hotel.

With three restaurants and two bars which include

Centro, an iconic award winning bar at the heart of

Beijing’s nightlife scene.

Hotel Facilities Business Centre

24 hour gymnasium

35 metre swimming pool and Jacuzzi

Outdoor jogging tracks

Same day laundry service

Complimentary shoe shine service

3 restaurants

2 bars and lounges

Room type – Deluxe King Room City or garden view

Complimentary in room Wi-Fi

40 inch flat screen LCD television

Coffee and tea making facilities

Duvet and pillow menu

Electronic safe

Marble bathroom with separate bath

In-house movie channels

24-hour room service

Mini bar

Room Rate Bed, breakfast, mini bar, fitness centre and WIFI

http://www.shangri-la.com/Beijing/Kerry

Accommodation - Yantai


Yantai Nanshan International Conference Hotel

http://en.hrs.com/china/yantai/nanshan-

international-conference-center-hotel.html

Nanshan Intl Conference Center,

烟台市山东省 China, 265706

Phone: +86 535 866 3666

Arrival date Tuesday 31st May

Departure date Wednesday 1st June

Within Longkou Nanshan International Conference

Center in the scenic Nanshan Scenic Area,

Yishanbangshui built. Luxurious and elegant facility

with the best place for business, government, and

vacation and dedication to meet guests comfortable

and pleasant demand, at any time in the past to

provide quality services for guests.


Fitness Centre

Indoor and Outdoor Pool

Tennis Court

Bowling Alley

Billiard Room

Dry cleaning/Laundry Services

Same day laundry service

Restaurant and Bar

Room service

Butler Service

Currency Exchange

Room type – Junior Suite

High speed room Wi-Fi

Flat screen television

Contemporary furnishings

Luxury bathroom amenities

Room Rate Bed, breakfast and WIFI

http://en.hrs.com/china/yantai/nanshan-international-conference-center-hotel.html

http://en.hrs.com/china/yantai/nanshan-international-conference-center-hotel.html

Accommodation – Zhangjiagang


Huangfang Jinling International Hotel http://www.jinlinghotels.com/English/hotel/HotelList.ht

ml No 388 Chang’an road (M), Zhangjiagang, China

215600

Phone +86 512 5881 1888

Arrival date Wednesday 1st June

Departure date Friday 3rd June

Jinling Hotels & Resorts is a well-known hotel chain in

China. From humble beginnings it now operates 107

five star hotels and 14 four star hotels in its portfolio.

The company has been named in the list of “Top 10

China’s Hotel Groups” by Hotel magazine for 3

consecutive years, and “China’s Most Popular Local

Hotel Brand” for 5 consecutive years.

The Huafang Jinling International Hotel is a five star

hotel located in the city center and a five minute walk

to Central Park. There are 336 guestrooms and suites

including standard and deluxe rooms over 28 floors.

All rooms are equipped with modern amenities and

are elegantly decorated. The hotel’s four restaurants

serve local specialties and international cuisine.


Sate of the art conference facilities

Meeting rooms

Gymnasium

Sauna and massage

Hotel shops

Room type – Deluxe Room High speed wireless internet access

42 inch LCD television

Tea and coffee making facilities

Complimentary fruits

Indoor safe


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http://www.jinlinghotels.com/English/hotel/HotelList.html

http://www.jinlinghotels.com/English/hotel/HotelList.html

Accommodation - Nanjing


Westin Hotel Nanjing http://www.westinnanjing.com/en

201 Zhong Yang Road, Nanjing, China

Phone +86 25 8556 8888

Arrival date Friday 3rd June

Departure date Sunday 5th June

Welcome to the Westin Difference, a collection of

branded experiences designed to help you be at your

best. From Superfoods that nourish to Heavenly Beds

and Heavenly Spa, Westin Hotels provide elements of

well-being that are second to none.

The Westin Nanjing is located in the Zhongyang Road

and close to Hunan road Central business district,

overlooking Xuanwu Lake and the bustling city of

Nanjing. There is a shopping district adjacent to the

hotel and restaurants within walking distance.

Enhanced healthfulness flows naturally from an

exclusive environment where careful attention is paid

to the most important components of your stay.

Spacious and bathed in natural light each of the 234

guest rooms feature a view of Xuanwu Lake. Rooms

offer sophisticated furnishings and a spa like bathroom

with rainforest shower and separate soaking tub.

Hotel Facilities Indoor heated pool

Fitness studio

ABEL Touch Spa

Business Centre

24 hour concierge desk

3 Restaurants

24 hour in-room dining

Currency exchange

Laundry and dry cleaning service

Room type – Deluxe King Room Complimentary room Wi-Fi

I-pod docking station

In room refreshment centre

Complimentary bottled water

Bathrobe and slippers

Westin Heavenly bed

Luxurious duvet and five dreamy pillows

Hairdryer

Daily newspaper


http://www.westinnanjing.com/en

Accommodation - Shanghai


Le Royal Meridien www.leroyalmeridienshanghai.com

789 Nanjing Road East, Shanghai, China 200001

Phone +86 21 3318 9999

Arrival date Sunday 5th June

Departure date Tuesday 7th June

Rising 66 stories majestically above People’s Square,

Shanghai’s thriving heart, Le Royal Meridien Shanghai

is one of the city’s most impressive contemporary

landmarks. Featuring a striking modern design with

panoramic views the hotel is conveniently located at

the heart of Shanghai’s famous Nanjing Road.

Hundreds of restaurants, bars and boutiques are at

your doorstep and The Bund is a 10 minute walk away.

Le Royal Meridien boasts 761 elegant guestrooms and

suites with floor to ceiling windows that frame views of

the dazzling city skyline. All rooms are inviting offering

lush amenities and state of the art technology for the

business or leisure traveler.

Shanghai Hongqiao International Airport (SHA) is 15

kilometres away and Shanghai Pudong International

Airport (PVG) can be reached by car in 40 minutes.


Fitness Centre

Touch Spa

4 restaurants and 2 bars

Concierge desk

24 hour room service


Currency exchange

Room type – Deluxe Room Views over Nanjing Road or People’s Square

High speed internet (fee charged)

42 inch LCD television

DVD/CD player

Rainforest shower

Deep soaking tub

Premium bathroom amenities

Spacious work area


http://www.leroyalmeridienshanghai.com/

Accommodation - Hanoi


Somerset Grand Hotel http://www.somerset.com/en/vietnam/hanoi/somers

et_grand_hanoi.html

49 Hai Ba Trung Street,

Hà Nội, Vietnam

Phone +84 4 3934 2342

Arrival date Tuesday 7th June

Departure date Thursday 9th June

Fully renovated in 2012, apartments deliver

contemporary conveniences that leave nothing to be

desired for today’s business travelers. From refreshed

kitchen and living rooms to newly contemporary

bedrooms, every features of the apartment has been

re-imaged with your comfort in mind.

This internationally managed Hanoi accommodation

comes with personalised services and extensive

facilities and is centrally located to make your

business travel, weekend retreat or extended stay

convenient and enjoyable.


Fitness Centre

Jacuzzi and Sauna

Concierge desk

24 hour room service


Currency exchange

Room type – 3 Bedroom Apartment X 4

2 Bedroom Apartment X 1 Fully equipped kitchen

Stylish living area

Two bathrooms

Designated work space

WiFi Access

Housekeeping


http://www.somerset.com/en/vietnam/hanoi/somerset_grand_hanoi.html

http://www.somerset.com/en/vietnam/hanoi/somerset_grand_hanoi.html

Accommodation – Hong Kong


The Harbourview https://theharbourview.com.hk

4 Harbour Road, Wanchai, Hong Kong Phone +852 2802 0111

Arrival date Thursday 9th June

Departure date Saturday 11th June

(CHECK OUT NOON ON 11TH JUNE)

The Harbourview Hotel is located on the north side of

Hong Kong Island and enjoys a superb waterfront

location at Wanchai with inviting panoramic views of

Victoria Harbour in one of Hong Kong’s most dynamic

districts. Central to the business district, near

celebrated shopping, restaurants, bars and a 5 minute

walk from Wan Chai MTR Station.

Most of the 320 tastefully appointed guestrooms enjoy

breathtaking views of Victoria Harbour from large

windows. Rooms are comfortably furnished and

smartly appointed to make you feel instantly at home.

Recently redecorated The Harbour Restaurant serves

breakfast, lunch and dinner with spectacular views

while Mezz Floor is the perfect place to gather from

daylight to twilight for drinks and snacks.


Gymnasium


24 hour concierge

Limousine service

Room service

Tour and sightseeing desk

Internet corner

Room type – Deluxe King Room Free wireless internet access

International direct dialing and voicemail

Satellite and cable television

Fully stocked mini bar

Tea and coffee making facilities

Centralised heating and air conditioning

Personal safe

Choice of bathtub or rainforest shower

Hairdryer

I-pod speaker


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https://theharbourview.com.hk/

Day One – Wednesday 26th March


Programme Overview

Date

Day 1

Sat 28 & Sun 29

May

Day 2

Mon 30 May

Day 3

Tue 31 May

Day 4

Wed 1 Jun

Day 5

Thu 2 Jun

Day 6

Fri 3 Jun

Morning

Flights to

HK/PEK

CX 138 Sydney

9.55pm/5.15am

CX 178

Melbourne

11.30pm/6.55am

CX 5900

8.00am/11.15am

HK to Beijing

(Sunday 29th)

Transfer to Kerry

Hotel

Breakfast

At hotel

Activity

The Great Wall

Mutianyu

Section

Breakfast

At hotel

Transfer to airport

Flight

Beijing/Yantai

MU 5185

10.20am/11.55am

Breakfast

At hotel

Transfer to airport

Flight

Yantai/Shanghai

MU 5544

7.55am/9.35am

Coach Transfer

Shanghai to

Zhangjigang

Breakfast

At hotel

Site Visit

Zhangjigang Mills

Breakfast

At hotel

Site Visit

Zhangjigang

Wool Mills

Lunch

Lunch

Ding Tai Fung

Dumplings

Lunch

The School

House

Lunch

To be confirmed

(pending visit

location)

Lunch

To be confirmed

(pending visit

location)

Lunch

To be confirmed

(pending visit

location)

Lunch

To be confirmed

(pending visit

location)

Afternoon

Activity

Historical Tour -

Tienanmen

Square and the

Forbidden City

Activity

The Great Wall

Village

Sustainability

Tour

Site Visit

Nanshan Textiles

Site Visit

Zhangjigang Mills

Site Visit

Zhangjigang Mills

Site Visit

Nanjing Wool

Market

Evening

Dinner

Capital M

Western Cuisine

Dinner

Duck de Chine

Peking Duck

Dinner

Hotel Chinese

Chinese Banquet

Buffet Dinner

Seina Western

Restaurant

Dinner

Fragrant Hall

Yue and Chuan

Cuisine

Dinner

Da Pai Dang

Chinese

Banquet

Hotel

Kerry Hotel

Beijing

Kerry Hotel

Beijing

Nanshan

International

Conference

Centre Hotel

Yantai

Huafang Jinling

International

Hotel

Zhangjiagang

Huafang Jinling

International

Hotel

Zhangjiagang

Westin Hotel

Nanjing


Programme Overview

Date Day 7

Sat 4 Jun

Day 8

Sun 5 Jun

Day 9

Mon 6 Jun

Day 10

Tue 7 Jun

Day 11

Wed 8 Jun

Day 12

Thu 9 Jun

Morning

Breakfast

At hotel

Activity

Nanjing City Tour

- Ming Tombs &

Confucious

Temple

Breakfast

At hotel

Transfer to

Nanjing Railway

Train

Bullet train

Nanjing/Shanghai

(2 hrs)

Breakfast

At hotel

Train

Bullet train

Shanghai/Hangzhou

Site Visit

Hangzhou

Zhejiang Province

Breakfast

At hotel

At leisure

Optional tours

or Shopping

Breakfast

At hotel

Site Visit

Hanoi Wool Mill

and Retail Stores

Breakfast

At hotel

At leisure

Optional tours

or Shopping

Lunch

Lunch

MOTU

NZ Burgers &

Shakes

Lunch

Green Ripple

Chinese Dim Sum

Lunch

To be confirmed

(pending visit

location)

Lunch

At leisure

Lunch

Banh Mi 25

Vietnamese

Lunch

At leisure

Afternoon

At leisure

Optional tours

or Shopping

Activity

Shanghai

Highlights –

The Bund, Yuan

Gardens and Old

Town, The French

Concession

Site Visit

Hangzhou

Zhejiang Province

Train

Bullet train

Hangzhou/Shanghai

Flight

Shanghai/Hanoi

VN 531

3.50pm/6.10pm

Transfer to hotel

with city sights

Activity

Hanoi Highlights –

Including

Cyclo Ride

At leisure

Optional tours

or Shopping

Evening

Dinner

At leisure

Dinner

Meilongzhen

Shanghainese

Cuisine

Dinner

At leisure

Dinner

Wild Rice

Vietnamese

Dinner

The Ly Club

Modern

Flight

Hanoi/Hong Kong

CX 5294

7.35pm/10.30pm

Dinner

In flight

Hotel

Westin Hotel

Nanjing

Le Royal Meridien

Shanghai

Le Royal Meridien

Shanghai

Somerset Grand

Hanoi

Somerset Grand

Hanoi

Harbourview

Hotel

Hong Kong


Programme Overview

Date

Day 13

Fri 10 Jun

Day 14

Sat 11 Jun

Day 15

Sun 12 Jun

Morning

Breakfast

At hotel

Site Visit

Polytechnic University and

Novotex Office

Breakfast

At hotel

At leisure

Optional tours

or Shopping

Breakfast

In flight

Lunch

Lunch

Café Deco

Western

Lunch

At leisure

Arrive Australia

6.10am Sydney

6.25am Melbourne

Afternoon

Activity

Hong Kong Highlights -

Visit the Peak and return

via the Peak Tram and

Sampan Ride to Aberdeen

Fishing Village

At leisure

Optional tours

or Shopping

At leisure

Optional tours

or Shopping

Evening

Dinner

Saffron Junk

Sailing on Victoria Harbour

Asian Fusion

Departure transfer to

Hong Kong Airport

Flight

6.50pm CX 111 to Sydney

7.10pm CX 135 to Melbourne

Hotel

Harbourview Hotel

Hong Kong

In Flight


Transportation

Coach Transport

The coaches and vehicles contracted in China and Vietnam will be sourced from reputable suppliers that also work for the

Chinese Government, CEO’s and company executives to ensure the highest quality and service for Fox & Lillie guests. Based

on the touring schedule it is imperative that the best transport is on offer to ensure safety, comfort and convenience.

Vehicle – 45/49 Seater Motor coach (air-conditioned)

Capacity

30+ guests with luggage per coach for airport transfer

30+ guests with comfortable seating for sightseeing and dinners

Inclusions on all Transfers

Chilled bottled water

Tolls

Parking Fees

Wet Towels

Drivers

All drivers are licensed and certified

Drive government officials, tour groups and corporate groups so are accustomed driving for VIP guests

Do not smoke or call whilst driving or when around guests

Are dressed in clean uniforms and easily identified

Are born and raised in their destination so know their home cities very well (including shortcuts)!

Bullet Train

The construction of high speed railways in China began in 1999. The high speed rail network in China is now the largest in the

world. At the end of 2012 there was 17,000 kilometres of high speed rail in service accommodating trains of an average speed

of 200 km/h or higher. By 2020 the vision is to have 30,000 kilometres of rail tracks and offer the largest, fastest and most

technologically advanced system in the world.

Travelling via train offers visitors a cost effective, fast, convenient, punctual, comfortable and safe way to travel long distances

in China.


Beijing Restaurants

Din Tai Fung Dumplings

87 Jianguo Rd, Chaoyang, Beijing, China

http://www.dintaifung.com.tw/tw/default.htm

Arguably the best dumplings in the world, this restaurant, which specialises in the delicate dishes of Zhejiang and Jiangsu

provinces, has a bright and contemporary design, and subtle food combinations, skilfully prepared.

Voted best Dim Sim – 2011 “The Beijinger’s Reader Restaurant Awards”

Capital M

Floor 3, 2 Qianmen Buxingjie, Dongcheng District

http://www.m-restaurantgroup.com/capitalm/

Capital M offers diners an unforgettable combination of delicious and good food that is a collection of classic and nostalgic

favourites, an iconic view of Beijing, stunning ambience and warm service. Located on what has been Beijing’s most

celebrated shopping street for over 600 years, Qianmen Street, Capital M is perfectly positioned for a breathtaking view of

the city’s heart. Whether from the terrace or the gorgeous interior diners enjoy a view that unfolds from the Forbidden City to

Qianmen Gate including Tiananmen Square.

The School House

Courtyard 4, 1949 The Hidden City, Gongti Bei Lu, (behind Pacific Century Place) Chaoyang district

http://www.elite-concepts.com/Promotions/1949/DuckDeChine.htm

A superb restaurant offering the best duck dished in Beijing combine with an innovative mix and match concepts with a new

Bollinger Champagne Bar

Duck de Chine

Courtyard 4, 1949 The Hidden City, Gongti Bei Lu, (behind Pacific Century Place) Chaoyang district


A superb restaurant offering the best duck dished in Beijing combine with an innovative mix and match concepts with a new

Bollinger Champagne Bar and Lounge at its entrance. Three distinctive duck ovens form a striking centerpiece in the

courtyard providing the aroma of roast Beijing duck whetting appetites for what is to come. Duck de Chine’s textured décor

adds to its allure. Round tables bedecked with slate grey tablecloths are mirrored by round chandeliers covered in vermillion

fabric while the wooden floor is accented by warm brick walls.

http://www.dintaifung.com.tw/tw/default.htm

http://www.m-restaurantgroup.com/capitalm/




Nanjing Restaurants

Da Pai Dang

Hunan Lu, Nanjing, 210029, China

http://www.njdapaidang.com/

A very popular restaurant on Shiziqiao Pedestrian Street famous for its decorations and service with Nanjing folk

characteristics, various Jiangsu dim-sums and dishes. There is a Pingtan performance ever evening. Lined with street food

style stalls they have been dishing up specialties of the Yangtze wetlands since 1994. Nanjing Da Pai Dang is a must for

visitors to Nanjing.

MOTU Burgers and Shakes

No.107 Gutong Alley, Laomendong & No.107 Zatong Alley,Nanjing 210029, China

https://www.facebook.com/motunzburgerco/

Set in a beautiful location, Motu burger offers delicious, Kiwi style burgers. This café with a philosophy of using fresh

ingredients to create the fresh taking burger. Voted in China’s top 15 burgers.

Suggestion - Shi Wang Fu Restaurant

Shiziqiao Street, Nanjing, 210029, China

Huaiyang cuisine is a tradition within the China’s cuisines derived from the native cooking styles of the region surrounding

the lower reaches of the Huai and Yangtze Rivers. Juaiyang cuisine is widely seen in Chinese culinary circles as the most

popular and prestigious style of the Jiangsu cuisine. It is considered one of the four most influential culinary styles of China

along with Cantonese, Shandong and Sichuan. Located on Shiziqiao Pedestrian Street, Shi Wang Fu Restaurant is one of

the best local restaurants in Nanjing serving authentic Huaiyang cuisine.

http://www.njdapaidang.com/

https://www.facebook.com/motunzburgerco/


Shanghai Restaurants

Green Ripple

Houjia Road, Fangbang Middle Road, Huangpu District,Shanghai

http://www.toplineonline.net/restaurants.asp?id=353&cla=shanghai&cla2=shanghai

One of Shanghai's oldest and most famous restaurants, though it isn't as serene as its name suggests., Lubolang Restaurant

has formed four series of dishes: Shanghai Dishes, Shanghai refreshments, crab feast, and shark fin. The restaurant has been

popularly praised for its delicate food and hospitable service. New Lubolang Restaurant is one of Shanghai’s most

characteristic landscape restaurants. The elegant hall is designed in the form of courtyard to reflect the Chinese-style

environment.

Meilongzhen

No. 22, Lane 1081, Nanjing Xi Lu, near Jiangning Lu

http://travel.cnn.com/shanghai/eat/shanghais-oldest-restuarants-335264/

Back from 1938, this spot is easy to miss, hidden in nondescript lane off Nanjing Xi Lu. And, as legend goes, it gets its name

from Ming Dynasty emperor ‘Zhengde,’ who once visited the nearby Meilongzhen village in disguise. Over the years, this

venue’s popularity grew for diners of all ilks, and at one time was a favorite haunt for the who’s who of Shanghai’s cultural

and underground masses. Specializing in Sichuanese, Yangzhou and "eventually" Shanghainese cuisine respectively, over

time its master chefs merged to form a special menu of fusion tastes, long before fusion was even close to cool.

Suggestion House of Roosevelt: Wine Bar & Restaurant

27 Zhongshan Dong Yi Lu, near Beijing Dong Lu, Huangpu district

http://www.27bund.com/

The House of Roosevelt is the most recent incarnation of the Bund 27 building. In the past, it's been the HQ of British trading

firm/opium sellers Jardine Matheson, the offices of the Japanese Navy intelligence, and the Shanghai Foreign Trade

Commission. Now, purchased by the American Roosevelt family, it's been turned into the city's largest wine cellar, a bistro,

a super-elite member's club, a conservative fine-dining restaurant, and a rooftop with view across the river. It feels

elegantly rustic, with rough wooden floors, original bare walls, and arched windows with wine barrels scattered around.

Suggestion Napa Wine Bar and Kitchen

Second Floor, South Bund 22, Zhongshan Dong Er Lu, near Jinling Lu, Huangpu district

http://www.napawinebarandkitchen.com/

Napa Wine Bar and Restaurant resides at Bund 22. The iconic, colonial era building is an international finance and business

property that combined classic with modern styles in Shanghai. Napa serves French food that begs for a bottle of wine to

go with it. Chef Patrick Dang’s menu manages to integrate seemingly disparate elements while sidestepping any fusion

clichés. A well-stocked cellar of vintages from premier Bordeaux Chateaux and other premier growers throughout the wine

world compliments the menu providing harmony between food and wine.

Suggestion Lost Heaven on Bund

17 Yanan Dong Lu, near Sichuan Nan Lu, Huangpu district

http://www.lostheaven.com.cn/main.html

The restaurant Lost Heaven on the Bund is located 10 metres off the Bund and serves Yunnan food from Southern china.

With a strong decoration style mainly in red tones many antique furniture is on display including a Buddhist goddess

Guanyin statue. The tableware is reminiscent of the southern ambiance ethnic groups. It covers three floors – first floor is a

bar, second floor is the main dining hall and the third floor is the rooftop restaurant with stunning views on to the

surrounding skyscrapers and there is also another covered bar area.

http://www.toplineonline.net/restaurants.asp?id=353&cla=shanghai&cla2=shanghai

http://travel.cnn.com/shanghai/eat/shanghais-oldest-restuarants-335264/

http://www.27bund.com/

http://www.napawinebarandkitchen.com/

http://www.lostheaven.com.cn/main.html


Hanoi and Hong Kong Restaurants

Wild Rice

6 Ngô Thì Nhậm, Phan Chu Trinh, Hoàn Kiếm, Hà Nội, Vietnam http://www.wildrice.com.vn/

A renovated French villa with white tablecloths, a big fireplace, minimalist paintings and a substantial wine list-fancy restaurants

in Vietnam have a reputation for taking the cuisine down a further notch, substituting delicate lacquerware place settings for

the ingredients (fish sauce, ginger, sugar, chili, black pepper) needed to make Vietnamese food taste like, the real deal!

Banh Mi 25

36 Hàng Cá, Hàng Đào, Hoàn Kiếm Hàng Đào Hoàn Kiếm Hà Nội, Vietnam, Vietnam http://www.ghmhotels.com/ghmjourneys/hanois-best-eats/

Situated just outside of a lock shop, you will find Banh Mi 25, Hanoi’s primo street-side sandwich vendor. Quickly having become

one of Hanoi’s most recognisable fares, this sandwich shack delivers divinely crisp French baguettes loaded with

handmade pâtés, barbecued pork, French ham, crisp vegetables and a balanced family sauce to top it all off. With free tea

and bananas on the side, and an always-smiling Phuong running the show, Banh Mi 25 serves up sandwiches that are hard to

beat, not just for the Vietnamese, but for the world at large.

Ly Club

Số 4 Lê Phụng Hiểu, 4 Lê Phụng Hiểu, Hoàn Kiếm, Hà Nội, Vietnam

http://www.lyclub.vn/hanoi/

Set in an elegant French colonial mansion, this restaurant’s impressive dining room is a great location for a gourmet meal. For

Asian and Vietnamese flavours, try the soft-shell crab or sautéed clam with lemongrass and chilli. Standouts on the international

menu include salmon baked in a banana leaf and chargrilled Australian Wagyu beef. When someone asks, ‘So where did you

go for your last night in Hanoi?’ this is the correct answer!

Café Deco

Level 1 & 2, The Peak Galleria, 118 Peak Road, The Peak, Hong Kong

http://www.cafedecogroup.com/

Cafe Deco has taken guests to the height of wining and dining amongst Art Deco surroundings since 1994. The restaurant with

the most amazing views in the whole of Hong Kong has reopened its doors with a fresh and exciting new look including three

new private dining rooms, an enlarged kid’s corner as well as an all new bespoke patisserie offering delightful desserts.

Saffron Junk

Pier 1 by the Cultural Centre in Tsim Sha Tsui and Pier 9, Central

http://www.saffron-cruises.com/

Saffron Cruises has one of the largest fleets of junk boats in Hong Kong and are ideal for all occasions, from the three red sails of

our Chinese sailing junk floating in Victoria harbour to our 85ft motor cruiser yacht Flagship. Take a cruise throughout the Hong

Kong harbour whilst enjoying a meal and drinks, taking in the beautiful city lights. There are a number of boat, cruise and

location options available to ensure you get the most out of your experience.

Suggestion China Club

12/F, The Old Bank of China Building, Bank Street, Central, Hong Kong

http://www.chinaclub.com.sg/?id=about-worldwide

The China Club, a private members’ club, is located on the top three floors of the old Bank of China building in Central Hong

Kong. It was designed with a strong feeling of tradition and history relying on motifs widely used in Hong Kong and Shanghai in

the 1930’s and 1940’s. The ambience resembles the old charm of a traditional Chinese teahouse with solid back-wood furniture

and deep armchairs. The historical balcony outside of the library offers one of the most splendid views of Hong Kong. Serving

an authentic Chinese banquet will provide a memorable final evening for Fox & Lillie guests.

http://www.wildrice.com.vn/

http://www.ghmhotels.com/ghmjourneys/hanois-best-eats/

http://www.lyclub.vn/hanoi/

http://www.cafedecogroup.com/

http://www.openrice.com/en/hongkong/restaurants/district/central

http://www.saffron-cruises.com/

http://www.chinaclub.com.sg/?id=about-worldwide

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Beijing Great Wall - Included

Climbing the Great Wall is a must for any visitor to Beijing. There are eight sections of the Great Wall crossing the northern part

of Beijing for 600 kms. The eight sections are Badaling, Juyongguan, Huanghuacheng, Jiankou, Mutianyu, Gubeikou,

Jinshanling, and Simatai. Most of the sections of the Great Wall in Beijing are well-preserved and relics date back to the Ming

Dynasty which was a time of huge construction. Visit the Badaling section of the Great Wall, one of the best preserved

sections of this 2,000-year-old architectural wonder. Climb the wall and walk in ancient footsteps taking in the panoramic views

from the top.

Tiananmen Square & Forbidden City - Included

Tiananmen Square is the largest public square in the world. A vast desert of paving stones, the square can hold over one

million people. It lies on the historical central axis going through the Forbidden City. Visit the famous square and learn of China's

communist history. Tour the grounds and see Tiananmen's vast array of hall and monuments. From Tiananmen Square it's a short

walk to the Forbidden City, also known as the Imperial Palace Museum. The history of every dynasty is represented in four

palatial halls, plus antiques and treasures from China's thousands of years of history.

Nanjing Ming Tombs - Included

The imperial cemetery housing 13 tombs of the empires of the Ming Dynasty, spread over an area of 40 square kilometers. With

only 3 open to the public, this UNESCO site insight into the Ming Dynasty life, including stone thrones, huge human and animal

sculptures and other Chinese culture and traditions.

Temple of Confucius - Included

Today the temple, cemetery and family mansion of Confucius, the great philosopher, politician and educator, compromises of

over 100 buildings. With three different paths leading to different aspects of the philosophers beliefs. A highlight is the incredible

Chinese art and character displayed throughout each of the temples and structures on the premises, displaying the devotion

of Chinese emperors over 2000 years,

Calling all History Buffs to Nanjing Museum – Optional

This fabulous museum had a massive and lavish expansion in 2013 with a brand new, dramatically modern exhibition block

added next to its traditional, temple-style hall. All sleekly designed with lashings of marble and wood, alluring displays abound:

from Jiāngsū landscape painting, ancient calligraphy to sculpture. The Ming-dynasty carved wood Guanyin beneath the

atrium is gorgeous and there is so much more. Look out for two magnificent Han-dynasty jade burial suits among treasures

from a royal mausoleum. On the 3rd floor, there's a spectacular selection of gold and copper Tibetan Buddha statues that

belonged to the Qing emperors, as well as some extravagant clocks. Ceramics and Qing-dynasty furnishings round out a

stunning collection.

Panda Power – Nanjing Hongshan Forest Zoo - Optional

The Nanjing Hongshan Forest Zoo is a zoological park in Nanjing and has 171 acres of park and forest with 280 kinds of animals.

It is a comprehensive park integrating entertainment, knowledge and education of all animals and promotes the protection of

wild animals. Of course one of its most famous residents is the Giant Panda. If you have some down time and have always

wanted to get up close to one of these beautiful animals take a quick trip to the zoo and fall in love with these big black and

white bears.



Shanghai

The Bund - Included

The Bund, also called Zhongshan Dong Yi Lu, is a famous waterfront and regarded as the symbol of Shanghai for hundreds of

years. The most famous and attractive sight along the Bund is the incredible diversity of 26 various buildings of different

architectural styles including Gothic, Baroque, Romanesque, Classicism and the Renaissance highlighting Shanghai’s

transformations throughout history.

Yuyuan Garden and Tour - Included

Yuyuan Garden is believed to have been built in the Ming Dynasty, more than 400 years ago. The exquisite layout, beautiful

scenery and the artistic style of the garden architecture have made the garden one of the highlights of Shanghai.

It was the private garden of the Pan family in the Ming Dynasty, and was first conceived in 1559. It was the largest and most

prestigious of its era in Shanghai after it was completed. One of the highlights of the garden is the Exquisite Jade Rock. It is a

5-ton, porous, beautifully-shaped, grotesque rock, which is said to have been carried from Taihu in Wuxi, Jiangsu province.

French Concession - Included

Hugely popular and sought after as the preferred residential address among expats, the French Concession is the area

of Shanghai once designated for the French, consisting of today's Luwan and Xuhui Districts. Luwan's Huaihai Road is a busy

shopping street and is also home to both Xintiandi and Tian Zi Fang, extremely popular shopping and dining spots for tourists.

The tree-lined avenues and their many Tudor mansions in the area still retain an air of the "Paris of the East".

A Taste of Shanghai Life – Optional

Would you like to know the real Shanghainese? How they think? What they do?

Visit a neighborhood committee, a local kindergarten, a market and top it all with a visit to a local residence. See a typical

home and interact with the family and ask them what life is really like in this rapidly changing city. Go beyond the

monuments and city attractions and right in to the hearts and minds of the people who live here. Embark on this cultural

odyssey and learn what it means to be a Shanghainese.

Shanghai Propaganda Poster Art Centre - Optional

This excellent hidden museum of Chinese propaganda art work is one of Shanghai’s best museums. And it is just that, with

owner Yang Peiming drawing together a vast, fascinating collection of over 5,000 propaganda posters, many rescued from

recycling centres and rubbish bins spanning from the early days of the founding of the People’s Republic of China in 1949, to

the end of the Cultural Revolution in the late 1970’s. Although small, it gives you an absorbing insight into China’s recent

history, often ignored by the bigger museums.



Shanghai

Shopping – Optional

Shanghainese aren't called “little capitalists” by the rest of China for nothing. However it's not all Prada and Gucci as there

are pop-up boutiques, bustling markets, funky vintage shops and young designer outlets. You will be spoiled for choice

whatever may be on your shopping list.

The Humble Soy Sauce – Optional

Australia has come a long way since its idea of Chinese cuisine was fried rice and soy sauce. What is soy sauce and how is it

made? For centuries, China’s culinary culture has been stewed, simmered, sautéed and braised in this brownish-red

condiment. Most soy sauce is now commercially made; however, in Shanghai you can visit a traditional soy sauce factory.

They have been making soy sauce for over 130 years, and are believed to be one of the few in the world that still make soy

sauce the old fashioned way. Taking 6 months to ferment and with no added chemicals this is the real deal. Their soy sauce

making process has been listed as one of China’s intangible Cultural Heritages.

Dumpling Delights – Optional

For more than 2,000 years, Chinese chefs and home cooks have been perfecting dumplings in all their delicious bite sized

forms. Carried abroad by Silk Road travelers over the centuries, dumplings are popular around the world but nothing tops the

original! From street side stalls frying up potstickers, to a family owned boiled dumpling spot - you will taste the best dumplings

Shanghai has to offer, including the city’s famous ‘xiaolongbao’ (soup dumplings). Try your hand at making your own

shengjianbao, Shanghai’s famous pan fried buns.

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Hanoi

Cyclo Scramble - Included

The cyclo is the typical and original vehicle in Hanoi and is human-powered transport with a seat at the front for

passengers and the driver at the back. To travel by cyclo is to dive into the soul of Hanoi. This authentic way allows you to

discover the city centre in a whirlwind of movement wrapped in a cacophony of horns and the bustle of people and daily

life. A Fox & Lillie convoy of cyclos will travel to Hanoi’s Old Quarter packed with charming colonial architecture, Buddhist

temples and pagodas. Its heart and soul is exposed in the ancient commercial streets which are named after their original

businesses dating back about 1,000 years. Feel history come alive and appreciate a feeling of rich old Vietnamese

customs.

Temple of Literature - Optional

The Temple of Literature is often cited as one of Hanoi’s most picturesque attractions. Originally built as a university in 1070

dedicated to Confucius, scholars and sages, the building is extremely well preserved and is a superb example of

traditional-style Vietnamese architecture. This ancient site offers a lake of literature, the Well of Heavenly Clarity, turtle

steles, pavilions, courtyards and passageways that were once used by royalty. Visiting the Temple of Literature you will

discover historic buildings from the Ly and Tran dynasties in a revered place that has seen thousands of doctors’ graduate

in what has now become a memorial to education and literature.

Hong Kong Hong Kong Foodie Tour - Optional

Taste your way through the business areas of Central and Sheung Wan. On this signature foodie outing stroll off the beaten

path to unearth hidden gems and savour some of Hong Kong’s favourite foods and drinks. Indulge in noodles and rice

dishes, a variety of dim sum plus drinks and desserts and along the way explore the back alleys. Savour the food and

experience history, architecture and culture all in one hit.

Victoria Peak - Included

If a single image could encapsulate Hong Kong, it would be the panorama from Victoria Peak. Looking down at the city

from this famous vantage point, you'll see one of the finest harbours on earth and a skyline so improbable, audacious and

lofty that Manhattan's looks provincial by comparison. Beyond the mountains to the north of the city, the rest of China

simmers and strains. Everything you've heard about Hong Kong's restlessness and energy is dramatically reaffirmed by the

view from the Peak reached by travelling on the 120 year old funicular railway.

Invented in Hong Kong – Shopping! - Optional

Nothing screams shopping more than a visit to Hong Kong. With so many shops, markets and malls in Hong Kong, where

do you even start? Plan your spree along the city’s shopping districts. Each is compact and offers a unique experience.

And when you’re done, it’s just a quick hop to the next one. In Hong Kong, you can dress a bride, redo a house and

amuse a child one street at a time. The South China practice of grouping similar businesses on one street means you can

do much more: goldfish, birds, clothes, electronics and shoes – if it’s worth shopping, it has a street here. From modern

upmarket shopping malls and boutiques through to local day and night markets the shopping experience is endless.

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