• Huzhou Nanxun Old Town - Nanxun Ancient Town is a wonderfully preserved water town with a rich history spanning centuries. Known as the “Venice of the East,” its intricate network of canals is adorned with graceful stone bridges and traditional homes. Once the residence of affluent silk merchants, Nanxun showcases remarkable architecture that merges Ming & Qing Dynasty Chinese styles with surprising European elements. Notable attractions include grand mansions like Zhangshiming’s Old House, the distinctive Red House Library, and peaceful gardens. Stroll through its historic streets, take a boat ride, and immerse yourself in a living museum of culture, commerce, and serene waterways.

Highlights: Little Lotus Garden, Red House Library, Zhangshiming’s Old House

• Digangcun - Situated along the ancient Grand Canal near Huzhou, Zhejiang, Digang is a tranquil, well-preserved water village. Celebrated for its intersecting canals, stone bridges, and traditional white-walled homes, it epitomizes classic Jiangnan allure. Historically a center for silk production and fish farming, Digang maintains a strong link to its past. Explore narrow alleys, view historic residences, and visit landmarks like the impressive Opera Stage. Experience genuine local life, relish freshwater fish dishes, and enjoy the tranquil ambiance of this “living fossil” canal town.

Highlights: World Heritage China China Museum, One Dollar Tea House, Eco-Agricultural Village

• Boat tour in the water village
• English-speaking tour guide
• Round way high-speed train tickets
• Lunch
• Hotel accommodation with breakfast for two days
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Hotel pickup and drop off in the city center
• Admission tickets

• Gratuities

Nanxun Ancient Town is a beautifully preserved water town with a rich history spanning centuries. Known as the “Venice of the East,” its intricate network of canals is adorned with elegant stone bridges and traditional houses. Once the residence of affluent silk merchants, Nanxun showcases stunning architecture that blends Ming and Qing Dynasty Chinese styles with surprising European influences. Notable attractions include grand mansions like Zhangshiming’s Old House, the distinctive Red House Library, and peaceful gardens. Stroll through its ancient streets, enjoy a boat ride, and immerse yourself in a living museum of culture, trade, and serene waterways.

Digang Village is celebrated for its intersecting canals, stone bridges, and traditional white-walled houses, capturing the classic charm of Jiangnan. Historically a center for silk production and fish farming, Digang maintains a strong connection to its heritage.

Visitors can choose between a one-day tour or a two-day tour with accommodation at the Fish & Frog Hotel in Digang Village.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.