Suzhou Classic Full Day Biking Tour
- Journey your way through Suzhou's scenic spots on your own pace aboard a tailored bicycle
- Witness the elegant traditional Suzhou gardens enclosed in Suzhou Museum and the Master of Nets Garden
- Learn more about the city in-depth in the longest running man-made waterway of The Grand Canal
- Look into ancient China's rich arts and culture for your a personal discovery as you enter Suzhou Museum
- Gain insight from learning the meticulous process of silk-making at the Suzhou First Silk Factory
- Capture one of China's early great innovations in the Ancient City Wall of Xi'an, built in the 14th century
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What to expect
Eager to explore the entirety of Suzhou? The ancient city takes a full day exploration to truly capture its charms, and what better way than to discover its scenic spots on a leisurely bike ride throughout the city. After meeting with your guide, you will head straight to the Suzhou Museum. See Suzhou's well-preserved artworks, calligraphy, and handmade crafts that represent the city's essence in the name of arts and culture. Visit The Master of Nets Garden, which makes a scenic stroll for its impressive variety of rare fauna, beautiful flowers, and forest plants encaged in such a small yet tranquil vicinity. Head down to the city's No. 1 Silk Mill on Nanmen Road and sit down for a lecture on how authentic silk is made. Afterward, you will be taken to the factory itself to see each step of the process – how the soft, smooth material is extracted from silkworms, the needlework, and fabric weaving. Stroll through Pingjiang Road next, a gorgeous stone route lined with a river along paved roads. A Suzhou benchmark among other attractions, Pingjiang Road is often likened to a traditional Chinese scene by locals and tourists alike. The journey continues as you enter the magnificent Ancient City Wall of Xi'an through Jin Gate, then move on to Shantang Street, a riverside town sectioned in two by the Bantang Bridge: the ease is enclosed with houses and shops, while the west is a natural panorama. A similar image awaits you on the way to The Grand Canal, deemed as the longest man-made waterway in the world, before concluding the tour at Chang Gate of the City Wall.




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Insider Tips:
- Dress appropriately depending on the weather conditions on the day of the tour
- Please wear lightweight, comfortable clothing and closed toe shoes
- Bring sunglasses, sun screen protection, and a hat


