• Suzhou Museum - Designed by the internationally acclaimed and award-winning architect I.M. Pei, the Suzhou Museum is one of the city’s most beloved attractions. Situated in the historic district next to the Humble Administrator’s Garden, the museum is a haven for art, architecture, and culture enthusiasts. It boasts an extensive collection of ancient ceramics, cultural relics, and woodcarvings, with a stunning lotus pool at its center.
• Humble Administrator’s Garden - Spanning approximately 52,000 square meters (12.85 acres), the Humble Administrator’s Garden is the largest and most celebrated garden in Suzhou. Its unique design and ethereal beauty have earned it numerous accolades, including recognition as a World Cultural Heritage site and designation as a Cultural Relic of National Importance under State Protection, as well as a Special Tourist Attraction of China. Alongside the Summer Palace in Beijing, the Mountain Resort of Chengde in Hebei Province, and the Lingering Garden in Suzhou, it is regarded as one of China’s four most famous gardens.
• Pingjiang Road - A boat ride along the canal leads to Pingjiang Road, a 1,606-meter stone path with a river running through it. The area features picturesque bridges, traditional houses with white walls and black roofs lining the stone road, and leisurely strolling locals, offering a glimpse into traditional Suzhou life. This nostalgic setting makes Pingjiang Road a symbol of Suzhou’s ancient city and a favorite scene for traditional Chinese paintings. Just a street away from the bustling Guanqian Pedestrian Street, Pingjiang Road offers a peaceful escape.
• Jinji Lake - Located in eastern Suzhou, Jinji Lake is the largest urban lake park in China, epitomizing Suzhou as the “New Paradise on Earth.” It provides a perfect setting for relaxation and enjoying the expansive lake views. Moonlight Harbor, on the lake’s northeast side, offers a 270-degree view of the lake’s scenery, earning it the title of the best spot to experience Suzhou’s nightscape. The area features European-style architecture, including restaurants, clubs, training centers, jazz bars, and hotels. Visitors can stroll around Jinji Lake, admire the skyscrapers, and enjoy a coffee break.

• Admission to the indicated attractions
• Tea and coffee included
• Guidance from a professional guide
• Lunch provided
• Public transport fee covered

Suzhou serves as a renowned city rich in history and culture, encompassing traditional gardens and quaint canal-bordered streets, while also boasting a skyline dotted with contemporary high-rises. Together with a knowledgeable guide, we’ll traverse both the historic and the modern facets of Suzhou. The tour includes stops at the Suzhou Museum, the Humble Administrator’s Garden, Pingjiang Road, and Jinji Lake.

1. Explore the Suzhou Museum to gain insights into Suzhou’s historical and cultural narratives.
2. Experience a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Humble Administrator’s Garden.
3. Embark on a scenic boat ride along the canal towards Pingjiang Road.
4. Stroll along Pingjiang Road to soak up the local ambiance.
5. Meander around Jinji Lake, admire the modern skyline, and take a coffee break.
6. Savor local Dim-sum for Lunch.
7. Travel via public transportation to get a taste of local life.
8. Includes return train tickets from Shanghai to Suzhou.

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