Nanxun Water Town Day Tour from Shanghai
A day tour from Shanghai to Nanxun Water Town offers a visit to ancient gardens and residences, a taste of local cuisine, and a boat ride, showcasing the town's unique charm.
- Tour Availability: Wednesday through Monday.
Price Per Person in US Dollars
1. Book now and benefit from a free cancellation policy: full refund if canceled up to 3 days before the experience starts (local time).
2. You will receive your booking confirmation email within 24 hours once we receive your payment.
What to Expect
- Discover the scenic canals and bridges of Nanxun Water Town.
- Visit well-preserved ancient houses and mansions showcasing traditional Chinese architecture.
- Enjoy a relaxed boat ride along the canals for a unique experience.
Tour Itinerary
In the morning, your guide will meet you in the lobby of your Shanghai hotel at 8:30 am and transport you to Nanxun Water Town, approximately 2 hours away in a private air-conditioned vehicle.
Upon arrival in Nanxun, begin your exploration with a stroll along the ancient cobblestone streets. Admire the well-preserved Ming and Qing-style architecture lining the canals, and observe the unique waterside houses with overhanging eaves and wooden balconies.
Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant in Nanxun, sampling specialties like Nanxun Braised Pork, renowned for its rich flavor and tender texture.
Your guide will escort you to Guanghui Bridge, where you can capture stunning photos or take a leisurely rest.
Visit Zhang's Grand Mansion, a magnificent example of traditional Chinese architecture. Take a short walk to see the One-Hundred Residential Houses lining both sides of the river, showcasing the most iconic views featured in advertisements worldwide.
Complete your tour with a return trip to your hotel in Shanghai.
What's Included
- Entrance fees.
- Meals are listed in the itinerary.
- Private transfer from/to your Shanghai hotel
- Private transfers during the tour.
- Private English-speaking guide and driver.
- Service Charge & Taxes.
Cancellation Policy
- Cancellation received 3 or more days before departure: Full refund, excluding any penalties from hotels, airlines, and rail services, if applicable.
- Cancellation received 2 days before departure: 50% refund, excluding any penalties from hotels, airlines, and rail services, if applicable.
- Cancellation received 1 to 0 days before departure: No refund will be issued.
- No-show travelers will be charged 100% of the tour price. Additionally, we are unable to provide refunds for any unused services once the trip has commenced, whether due to non-participation, early departure, late arrival, or missed tour days.
Difference Between Each Water Town
The water towns in the Jiangnan area are mostly in the Yangtze River Delta, and each town has its charm. Wuzhen is full of ancient charm, Xitang has small bridges and flowing water, Zhouzhuang is peaceful like a painting, and Tongli has a long-lasting flavor.
| Watertown | Location | Feature | Crowded |
|---|---|---|---|
| Zhujiajiao | Qingpu District, Shanghai City | A charming water town near Shanghai, with busy shops and many ancient bridges. | Crowded |
| Wuzhen | Tongxiang City, Zhejiang Province | A mix of art and tech, with white walls and black tiles. | Crowded |
| Zhouzhuang | Kunshan City, Suzhou City, Jiangsu Province | Known as China's No.1 Water Town, famous for its Twin Bridges and beautiful night views. | Most crowded |
| Tongli | Wujang District, Suzhou City, Jiangsu Province | Old buildings from the Ming and Qing Dynasties, a quiet place to enjoy a slow life. | Less Crowded |
| Xitang | Jiaxing City, Zhejiang Province | Long covered walkways, beautiful in misty mornings and sunsets. | Less Crowded |
| Nanxun | Huzhou City, Zhejiang Province | A rich and elegant town with a mix of Chinese and Western styles. | Least Crowded |
Important Info
- Departure point: Your hotel in Shanghai.
- Return details: Your hotel in Shanghai.
- 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.