Shanghai, Suzhou and Wuxi Splendid Tour - Private Tour - 5 Days

Owing to its ingenious design in Ming and Qing dynasties, the Yu Garden becomes a real museum of Chinese ancient architecture.
The Jade Buddha Temple is famous for its two precious jade Buddha statues brought from Burma, which are not only rare cultural relics but also exquisite artworks.
The Shanghai Museum has a collection of 120,000 pieces of Chinese ancient treasures.
The Bund,featured outstanding European colonial architectures, is full of new skyscrapers and historical buildings in the center of Shanghai.

The Master of Nets Garden, the smallest and most proportional of all the beautiful gardens in Suzhou, is in the mood of tranquility and harmony.
Take a small boat trip along the Grand Canal and get close to the world's oldest and longest canal.
Pingjiang Road, a ancient street along the Grand Canal, is filled with snack shops, tea houses, ping-tan museums, and boutique shops.

Enjoy a great view of the Taihu Lake from Yuantouzhu (Turrle Head Isle), a peninsula on the northwestern shore of Taihu Lake and the best place to appreciate the vast waters and the beautiful lake scenery. Featuring wonderful natural scenery and many cultural attractions, Taihu Lake is China’s second largest freshwater lake.
Pay a visit to the Jichang Garden, Emperor Qianlong’s beloved destination in Wuxi. The emperor even built another garden in Beijing modeled on Jichang garden, which is today’s Xiequ Garden inside the Summer Palace.
Take a stroll around the Huishan Ancient Town and appreciate a cluster of family ancestral halls.
In the Qing Ming Bridge Cultural and Historical Area, you may go down the narrow water channel in a small boat and feel the typical watery township in the south of China. Coming ashore from the boat, you can wander along ancient streets with local bars, restaurants and interesting boutiques on both sides.