Things to do in Shanghai Zhujiajiao Ancient Town

Beautiful village with seamless pick up and drop off. Tour guide was very friendly. Overall made the experience very easy and stessfree.

Wei was such an amazing tour guide. he was so knowledgeable about Shanghai as a local and told the group some great information about local stops and recommend places to eat or what to try. He even made sure that we didn’t buy something that was too overpriced. Everything from the ride there to the itinerary was very good!

Xiao Ding is kind and enthusiastic, and is very good at taking care of the elders and children. The pick-up and drop-off arrangements are also very appropriate! Great! Zhujiajiao is beautiful and worth visiting!

I highly recommend this trip. Today's tour guide, Mr. Sun, was very friendly. Whether it was the explanation of the itinerary or the introduction of some attractions, it was very detailed. This year's one-day tour ended perfectly. (These two attractions are highly recommended 😀)

It was a nice tour, I highly recommend this tour if you are visiting Shanghai. Yu Garden and Zhujiajiao Water Town is really beautiful places. It worth to see. Note: if you would like to try wearing the Chinese traditional clothes, you can enjoy the experience of wearing the Hanfu with a professional photo shots at Zhujiajiao Water Town.

We enjoyed so much the tour, our guide, Jane was very informative and knowledgeable. This is probably one of the must do tours in Shanghai if you fancy going to see the ancient and tranquil lifestyles in a water village setting. The driver was also very good as well as the vehicle quite new.

I used it on June 21. I don't know if the reservation was for me and my two companions or if it was a small group program, but the guide came to the accommodation in a car. It was comfortable because it was a small group. When you arrive, you have free time. The guide accompanied you to the central street and we parted ways after agreeing to meet at a certain time. 1. It rained heavily the whole time I was going to Zhujiajia, but it stopped when I arrived, and although it was humid, I thought it would be better than being hot. I was disappointed that I couldn't take the boat because a typhoon was coming. I wanted to feel the Venice of the East, but there's nothing I can do about the weather. . . It's operated by the government, so they said they wouldn't operate it for safety even if the rain stopped. There are many shops in Zhujiajia, so I was able to have lunch and take a break at a cafe. 2. The garden is open until 5pm, so instead of looking around the garden, you can look around the night street of Zhujiajia. The lights of the shops are brightly lit, so you can feel the splendor of China. There are many famous chain stores in the shops along the street, so if you have time, you can use a cafe like Hey Tea. They picked me up in a car before going on a cruise, but there were so many people that it seemed like it would be hard to catch a taxi. I was glad that they had a moving vehicle. 3. I arrived with plenty of time to spare before boarding the cruise. The guide, who spoke Korean well, gave me a good explanation inside the cruise ship and took pictures for me if I asked. The Huangpu River in Shanghai is not very wide, so the buildings felt very close from the cruise ship. It was nice to be able to feel the beauty of the lights. We parted ways after enjoying the night view for about an hour. It was nice that they drove me back to my accommodation.

Very experienced tour guide and able to make the trip a smooth and pleasant experience. Know a bit better of Shanghai history and the movie evolution. She was even able to get us a good resting place under air-conditioning at the Zhujiajiao restaurant without ordering food as the weather was very hot.