On this captivating tour, you'll cross the iconic Fangsheng Bridge, explore the historic City God Temple, and enjoy a relaxing boat ride through the winding waterways. A true highlight is a visit to the exquisite Kezhi Yuan (Kezhi Garden) , the town's finest private scholar's garden. Here, you'll step away from the crowds to discover peaceful pavilions, intricate rockeries, and the stories of the merchant who built this hidden gem. To complete your cultural immersion, you'll also sample authentic local delicacies along the ancient Old Street. Each experience is carefully chosen to reveal the timeless charm of water town life. Join our knowledgeable guides as they share fascinating stories of the merchants, scholars, and artisans who shaped this beautiful settlement—a perfect contrast to Shanghai's modern skyline!

Kezhi Garden is the largest private garden in Zhujiajiao Ancient Town. Its name means "reading and farming," reflecting the owner's ideal of balancing study with agricultural life. Built between 1912 and 1927, the garden features a unique mix of classical Chinese design and Western architectural elements. Highlights include the five-story Moon View Pavilion, a 20-meter stele corridor with Ming Dynasty calligraphy, the Upside-Down Lion Pavilion, and an ancient opera stage.

Yuanjin Zen Temple (Yuanjin Chanyuan), also known as the "Temple of the Goddess" (Niangniang Miao), is a historic Buddhist temple located along the Caohe River in Zhujiajiao Ancient Town . The temple was first built in 1341 during the Yuan Dynasty and features a serene, waterside setting . Its most distinctive structure is the Qinghua Pavilion, a three-story pavilion that offers panoramic views of the ancient town and its canals .