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  • 1 Day
  • Tour Type : Price on Request Depending on Number of Travellers

Shanghai tours offer a unique blend of ancient and modern experiences, highlighted by a visit to Zhujiajiao Water Town, often referred to as the “Venice of Shanghai.” This ancient water town, just an hour from the city, captivates you with its charming canals, traditional stone bridges, and Ming and Qing dynasty architecture. You can enjoy leisurely boat rides while sampling local delicacies, immersing themselves in the serene atmosphere that contrasts sharply with Shanghai’s bustling urban landscape. This Day Tour culminates with a return to the city, where modern marvels await exploration.

    Included

  • Round way private transfer
  • Professional licensed English-speaking guide
  • Entrance tickets for all historical & cultural attractions as listed in the itinerary
  • Meals as specified in the itinerary ( B=Breakfast, L=Lunch, D=Dinner)
  • Bottled drinking water and wet tissue

    Excluded

  • Accommodation in Shanghai
  • Tipping for guide and driver
  • Other expenses if not listed in the itinerary

Highlights of the Tour

  • Visit Zhujiajiao explore ancient water town's charming canals
  • Admire traditional stone bridges appreciate Ming and Qing architecture
  • Visit Fangsheng Bridge photograph iconic five-hole arch bridge

Shanghai 1-Day Tour

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  • Enjoy a leisurely 60-minute drive from bustling Shanghai to the ancient water village of Zhujiajiao. Known as the "Venice of Shanghai," this charming village is famous for its picturesque bridges, narrow alleyways, and delicious local treats like rice wine and sticky rice dumplings.
  • Once a thriving trading hub in the Ming and Qing dynasties, Zhujiajiao is crisscrossed with canals, perfect for a scenic boat ride. Stroll along the winding streets, marvel at the historic architecture, and savor local delicacies as you explore. Don’t miss the 16th-century Fangsheng Bridge, with its five arches framing stunning water views.
  • Hop on a hand-poled gondola to experience life as locals did centuries ago, gliding along the canals while taking in the village’s daily rhythms. Afterward, enjoy a delicious lunch at a waterside restaurant, where your guide will introduce you to the flavors of authentic local cuisine.
  • After returning to Shanghai, visit the Jade Buddha Temple, home to two exquisite jade Buddha statues brought from Burma in 1882. The temple remains a vibrant religious site, where you can witness traditional Buddhist ceremonies.
  • Next, dive into the artistic vibe of Tianzifang in the French Concession. Wander through its maze of boutique shops, bars, and cafes, all set within classic Shikumen-style buildings. Finally, end your day on East Nanjing Road, one of the world’s busiest shopping streets, where you can stroll, shop, and dine to your heart’s content.
  • Explore ancient water village
  • Admire Fangsheng Bridge
  • Visit Jade Buddha Temple
  • Stroll through Tianzifang
  • Stay in Shanghai, L

Frequently Asked & Question

The ideal times to visit Shanghai are in spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November). During these seasons, the weather is mild and pleasant, making it perfect for exploring the city's attractions. Spring showcases blooming flowers and moderate temperatures, while autumn offers clear skies and cooler weather after the hot, humid summer.

Navigating Shanghai is easy thanks to its extensive metro system that connects major attractions and districts. Taxis and ride-hailing services like Didi (similar to Uber) are widely available, along with buses that offer comprehensive routes throughout the city.

Shanghai's typical cuisine is a delightful blend of flavors, emphasizing freshness and seasoning. Notable dishes include xiaolongbao, which are soup-filled dumplings with delicate skins; shengjianbao, pan-fried buns that are crispy outside and juicy inside; and sweet and sour spare ribs, featuring tender meat in a tangy glaze. Another favorite is braised pork belly (hong shao rou), cooked in a rich soy sauce and sugar mixture, alongside yangzhou fried rice, a flavorful dish with shrimp and vegetables. Overall, Shanghai cuisine is known for its balance of sweet and savory flavors, using ingredients like soy sauce, sugar, and vinegar.

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