Wuzhen Image: Coach Day Tour with Lunch from Hangzhou

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1. Wuzhen is a traditional water surrounded Chinese town, part of Tongxiang county, located in the north of Zhejiang Province. It is known for its ancient stone bridges, stone pathways and delicate wood carvings.

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2. Get on the coach and join the tour commencing from Hangzhou. After 1.5-hour drive, you will reach the picturesque Wuzhen, specifically Wuzhen East Scenic Zone. First, you will visit the two halls of Ancient Bed Museum. This is China’s first museum devoted to the collection and display of antique beds, the oldest one among which dating back to Ming dynasty. Then you will be guided into a huge wine distillery, Sanbai Wine Workshop. There you will not only watch the making of Sanbai Wine, but also purchase this local liquor with soft and lasting mellowness in the front shop. Next, proceed to the South Scenic Zone for Hongyuantai Dyeing House famous for indigo textile. There you will see the production cycle of making indigo cloth handed down through generations. In a local shadow play theatre, semi-transparent puppets move by Chinese traditional instruments will grab all your attention to that small screen. Enjoy your lunch in a local Chinese restaurant. Diversions in the afternoon will be up to your preference. Recommended activities include taking a boat drifting on the canal, or strolling on the land to visit Folk Customs Museum, Wedding Museum, etc. In late afternoon, you will be transported to your original departure point in Hangzhou.

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Afbestilling

Gratis afbestilling indtil 24 timer før oplevelsen starter, med fuld refusion.

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How it compares in Hangzhou

• Its from-price is 32% below the median of the 37 dagsture we list in Hangzhou.
• Its length is typical for the group.
• The operator lists free cancellation on it.

About Hangzhou

Hangzhou, capital of Zhejiang province, is a city of lakes and tea hills centred on West Lake, with temples, pagodas and a past as an imperial capital.

Hangzhou grew around West Lake, a shallow, willow-fringed lake ringed by hills, causeways and pagodas that has inspired Chinese poets and painters for centuries and is a World Heritage landscape. The city was the capital of the Southern Song dynasty from the 12th century, and it marks the southern end of the Grand Canal. Boats cross the lake to small islands, and the Su and Bai Causeways are favourite walking routes.

Top-ranked sights in Hangzhou: West Lake (Xi Hu), Lingyin Temple, Meijiawu Tea Village.

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