Top Eastern China Archaeology Tours

Shanghai, regarded as the Oriental Paris, is the best place to see East-meets-West Culture. Walking in the traditional Chinese garden - Yuyuan Garden & Bazaar, wandering along the charming exhibition of international architecture at the Bund...you will find a splendid combination of East and West, as well as tradition and modern.

This is all inclusive private tour,include lunch ,entry fee and private guide and private car,that mean ,you no need bring money,7 seater private car or bigger,private guide and driver is different person You will visit the 1st China Porcelain city in 1 day private tour,pick up and drop off you from your hotel in Huangshan city-Tunxi,or from huangshan airport or huangshan north train station Itinerary: 8am ,show your name pick up you from lobby of your hotel 2 hour driving to the Jingdezhen porcelain folk museum You have china lunch first then we will spend almost 4 hours to visit this unique museum,that include 2 part,one part is like a ancient factory,tell you how to make porcelain from clay by hand,such as mixed clay with water first, then put into a wood model for different goods, such as bowl,vase,bottle,etc,then writing and painting ,etc,another part you will visit ancient Kiln from song dynasty,and we will visit china biggest porcelain market street drop off you at 8pm

In the Shanghai Museum's East Hall Bronze Ware Pavilion, modern tech restores casting scenes, letting you feel ancient skills. In the Porcelain Pavilion, admire fine porcelain to touch China's porcelain culture. Enter the Ethnic Minorities Pavilion for a vivid multi-ethnic culture experience. Then, in the Ming and Qing Furniture Pavilion, explore ancient craftsmanship among the furniture. The China Art Museum has 14,000 collections, showing diverse art forms. Its special exhibitions, like those of Lin Fengmian and Wu Guanzhong or the Dunhuang Art Exhibition, offer amazing art feasts.

Discover Old Shanghai on a walking tour from Yu Garden to the city’s last ancient wall. Explore classical gardens, bustling bazaars, a historic mosque, and Taoist temple—where history, culture, and tradition meet the modern skyline.