Half-Day Zhujiajiao Water Town Tour

Time Needed: 4 Hours

Take a half-day trip to Zhujiajiao Ancient Town. Walk along the winding canals, cross the pretty bridges, see the old buildings, and taste the local food. Enjoy the town's old-time charm and history.

You can depart either in the morning or at noon.

Price Per Person in US Dollars

What to Expect

• Visit the tranquil Kezhi Garden, a classical Chinese garden featuring pavilions, ponds, and lush greenery.
• Experience the vibrant local market, bustling with vendors selling handicrafts, souvenirs, and delicious street food.
• Hotel pick up and drop off by private air-conditioned car.
• English-speaking guide.

Tour Itinerary

Hotel Pick Up and Transfers, Visit Kezhi Garden, the Great Qing Post Office in Zhujiajiao

In the morning, meet your guide and driver, who will be waiting for you in the lobby of your hotel in Shanghai at the designated tour start time. Then, they will take you to a town called Qingpu, which is about 50 minutes from the city and where the ancient town of Zhujiajiao is located.

With more than 1,000 years of history, Zhujiajiao is a real puzzle piece of China's past. There are 36 bridges, many streets, gardens, and rivers that exude the legacy of eras past.

In addition, you will visit the Kezhi Garden, the Great Qing Post Office, the Tong Tian He Chinese Pharmacy and the Humanistic Museum as some of the highlights here in the valley.

At the end of your visit, we will take you back to Shanghai in a private transfer.

Note: Lunch and the boat trip in the town are not included in the price.

What's Included

• Entrance fees (the boat trip is not included).
• Round-trip private transfers between your Shanghai hotel and Zhujiajiao.
• Private English-speaking guide and driver.
• Service Charge & Taxes.

Important Info

• Departure point: your hotel in Shanghai.
• Return details: returns to the original departure point.
• Languages: The price is based on an English-speaking guide. Extra fees apply if you need a guide with another language
• The price of this tour will rise during the China National Day holiday (September 30th to October 7th) and the Chinese New Year holiday.