Zhujiajiao Water Village Day Tour (Shore Excursion) 8 hours
This is a shore excursion specially made for travellers cruising to Shanghai. Zhujiajiao is a show window for the waterside towns in Southern China. Come here and have a closer look.
Tour code: SH-12
Destination: 8 hours
Departure: On request
Duration: 8 hours
Highlights: Zhujiajiao Water Village, the Bund
Itinerary in detail
Morning: our guide will meet guests at the pier at about 9am (or on request) and drive you to visit Zhujiajiao, a famous water town. Here you may take a boat ride.Lunch : Chinese lunch at local restaurant.
Afternoon: you will be transferred to downtown Shanghai where you will stroll along the Bund, enjoying the exotic building clusters.
Zhujiajiao: Zhujiajiao Ancient Water Town covers 47 sq. km likes a folding fan inlayed in the beautiful mountains and waters. Most of people takes it as the Venice in Shanghai. Zhujiajiao was one of four cultural ancient towns in Shanghai by Shanghai Municipal Government in 1991.
The natural beauty and the original architectures of Ming and Qing Dynasties attract many film directors here. They choose it as the scene and surroundings for their movies or TV programs. Even sometimes several films are simultaneously made here. Some people call it as the Hollywood of Shanghai.
The natural beauty and the original architectures of Ming and Qing Dynasties attract many film directors here. They choose it as the scene and surroundings for their movies or TV programs. Even sometimes several films are simultaneously made here. Some people call it as the Hollywood of Shanghai.
The Bund: The Bund is located in the Shanghai downtown along the Huangpu River. The Bund is an important attraction in Shanghai and one of most famous destinations. It is worthy of traveling when the tourist stay in Shanghai.
In 1849, the French colonialists also seized the Bund of Shanghai and established a French Concession. Since 1940s, the Bund was jointly occupied by the Britain and France. The area of the Concession seemed like a sovereign district in Shanghai separated from China, the Western powers operated and managed this certain area in their own way. The Bund became the first concession buildings and the most prosperous land in Shanghai. In the early period of the Bund, it was the foreign trade center with numerous foreign firms. In the late period of 19th Century, many foreign-funded banks and domestic banks were founded in the Bund it became Shanghai's "Financial Street" and "the East Wall Street" in China.
In 1849, the French colonialists also seized the Bund of Shanghai and established a French Concession. Since 1940s, the Bund was jointly occupied by the Britain and France. The area of the Concession seemed like a sovereign district in Shanghai separated from China, the Western powers operated and managed this certain area in their own way. The Bund became the first concession buildings and the most prosperous land in Shanghai. In the early period of the Bund, it was the foreign trade center with numerous foreign firms. In the late period of 19th Century, many foreign-funded banks and domestic banks were founded in the Bund it became Shanghai's "Financial Street" and "the East Wall Street" in China.
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Service included:
-Roundtrip transfer between the pier and downtown area;
-Experienced English speaking guide (other languages on request with a maximum extra charge of 50 Euros);
-Chinese lunch;
-Entrance fees as specified in the itinerary;
Service not included:
Personal expenses and tips to the guide and driver.
-Roundtrip transfer between the pier and downtown area;
-Experienced English speaking guide (other languages on request with a maximum extra charge of 50 Euros);
-Chinese lunch;
-Entrance fees as specified in the itinerary;
Service not included:
Personal expenses and tips to the guide and driver.
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