Top China Gondola Rides - page 2

Travel to Shanghai’s outskirts to visit traditional Qibao and the ancient water town of Zhujiajiao. Take in Zhujiajiao, which sits next to the Dianpu River. Stroll over stone bridges and past old buildings from the Ming and Qing Dynasties, then take a sightseeing cruise on a traditional wooden boat. After lunch, continue to Qibao, an ancient town which features historic buildings, a pretty canal and small lanes filled with interesting shops. Your tour includes private guide and transportation, entrance tickets, lunch, and hotel pickup and drop-off.

Explore the towns of Fengjing and Xitang on this all-day private tour from Shanghai. First, wander the streets of Fengjing before taking a relaxing boat ride. Following that, head to the town of Xitang where you’ll enjoy dinner at a riverside restaurant. Plus, taste the local rice wine and beer during your night out.

Save time on this combination tour of Shanghai and the ancient water town of Zhujiajiao on the outskirts of the city. In the company of just your party and a private guide, travel to Zhujiajiao for a boat ride and tea tasting, before returning to Shanghai city to explore some off-the-beaten-path places missed by most visitors.

Make the most of city sightseeing on this private tour of Beijing, which includes a visit to must-see attractions like Tiananmen Square, the Forbidden City, Temple of Heaven and more. Your guide provides in-depth information about each site's history and significance and handles all transportation, planning, and logistics so you can just enjoy your trip. A delicious Peking duck lunch and boat ride in the Summer Palace are included.

Visit the water town of Zhouzhuang — known as the 'Venice of the East’ — and admire its Ming and Qing dynasty architecture on visits to two grand historic residences and a scenic gondola cruise along its waterways. On this 5-hour tour, your guide takes you through the vast old Zhang House and Shen House. Admire the picturesque courtyards, arcades and rooms in the stately homes. The town combines other-worldly landscapes and stunning architecture, making it one of China’s top destinations and an easy trip from Shanghai.

Head to the town of Zhaojialou just outside Shanghai’s city center and explore a real Chinese water village on this half-day private tour. Discover the origins of Shanghai agriculture and learn about the history and culture of this ancient town. Sit down to a delicious lunch or early dinner and take a relaxing boat ride along the canals to get a different perspective of the town.

What makes our Zhujiajiao Private Half-DayTour a must-do? It's simple! This immersive day trip offers a peaceful escape into the "Venice of Shanghai," where ancient canals, stone bridges and traditional lifestyles have been preserved for centuries. This enchanting journey takes you through one of Shanghai's best-preserved water towns, showcasing a way of life that has gracefully endured through time. Glide along tranquil canals by boat, wander through narrow lanes lined with Qing and Ming Dynasty architecture, and discover the rich local customs that make this town a living cultural treasure. On this captivating tour, you'll cross the magnificent Fangsheng Bridge, explore the private Kezhi Garden, visit the historic Yuanjing Temple, enjoy a relaxing boat ride through the winding waterways, and sample authentic local delicacies along Old Street. Each experience is carefully chosen to reveal the timeless charm of water town life.

See Beijing’s main highlights over two full days on a guided city tour that lets you keep your own hotel base. With a guide, visit major sights such as Tiananmen Square, the Forbidden City, the Summer Palace, the Temple of Heaven, and the Mutianyu section of the Great Wall. Transport between attractions and lunch on both days is included, creating a comprehensive experience without the disruption of changing accommodation.

Explore some of Beijing’s most iconic attractions including Lama Temple stopping at Olympic Park to snap photos of the Water Cube and Bird's Nest. Continue on to Lama Temple, an important Tibetan Buddhist temple that is home to an enormous Buddha statue. Have lunch with a local family in their traditional home, then see the hutongs by rickshaw. Climb Jingshan Hill in Jingshan Park and enjoy sweeping views of the Forbidden City.