Our Tours

Ride alongside West Lake’s waters and lush greenery. Get close‑up views of lakeside plants, ancient willows and peaceful waters to feel genuine natural charm of Jiangnan.

Travel in a private way without large‑group crowds. Discover quiet hidden lakeside spots ideal for taking high‑quality photographs.

Our online ticket reservation system allows passengers who book tickets to enjoy the privilege of smooth and priority entry and exit from the train station by simply presenting their passports.

Visit Humble Administrators Garden, a UNESCO‑listed classical garden. Admire exquisite pavilions, winding pools and delicate rock‑arrangements representing traditional Suzhou‑style landscaping.

Delve into Suzhou’s profound maritime‑trade legacy shaped by the Grand Canal. Witness how water‑borne commerce boosted local prosperity and cultivated long‑standing Jiangnan culture through successive dynasties on your grand canal tour Suzhou.

Walk through Shantang Street and canal‑side market. Move away from over‑commercialized spots to observe local lifestyles, folk customs and age‑old living traditions passed down for centuries.

You explore the UNESCO‑listed Master of Nets Garden. With your guide’s help, you understand how ancient scholars created broad‑feeling views within limited land, and appreciate the modest scholarly mindset of ancient Suzhou literati.

When you wander Pingjiang Road, you step into the original layout of ancient Suzhou. You learn how canals, courtyards and local teahouses shaped residents’ daily‑life patterns and witness the long‑lasting downtown‑Jiangnan lifestyle.

Enjoy a peaceful boat ride on West Lake, surrounded by iconic landscapes, pagodas, and seasonal reflections.

Visit Meijiawu Tea Plantation to explore lush tea fields, learn traditional Longjing tea production, and experience tea culture.

Discover the poetic beauty of West Lake through a relaxing boat cruise and a visit to a traditional Jiangnan garden.

Step into the world of Hangzhou’s famous Longjing tea through tea museums, scenic plantations, and historic tea fields.