Red Carp Pond Tours and Activities

Hangzhou is a beautiful city and has been a famous city for thousands of years. Our guide will take you to the must-visit place West Lake, which is the perfect place to enjoy a great day, where tourists could see superior sceneries, visit ancient buildings, take a boat on the lake, walk along the causeways, or take bike around the lake. After West Lake, you could go to Lingyin Temple, visit the old buildings, see Buddhism scriptures, and valuable paintings housed in Linyin Temple, and climb Feilai Mountain.

This full day non-factory shopping private tour will immerse you into Hangzhou’s amazing highlights, such as West Lake, Lingyin Temple and Tea Plantation.  All entrance tickets, delicious lunch, private English-speaking guide and 2-way transfers from your hotel or the station are all included in this 8-hour tour.

This delightful private day trip from Shanghai takes you to discover the beauty of the Paradise City Hangzhou. Other than the wonderful Dragon Well tea culture experience and the relaxing boat ride in West Lake, you are offered two different sightseeing route options based on your personal interests. You can either choose to see the historical Lingyin temple and Leifeng Pagoda, or you can to visit Chenghuang Pavilion and Former Residence of Hu Xueyan. Local lunch, round trip bullet train tickets, private guide and private vehicle service are inclusive. Get your train ticket upgraded to first class seating at time of booking.

Explore beautiful Paradise City Hangzhou on a fully customized sightseeing day trip from Suzhou by bullet train. You can choose the attractions you visit and the places you see, such as Longjing Tea Village, Leifeng Pagoda, Lingyin Temple, the old Hefang Street or more. Enjoy a relaxing boat ride on West Lake. A tasty local lunch, Dragon Well tea tasting, round trip bullet train tickets, private guide and driver service are included. Upgrade to All-Inclusive Tour Package with boat ride ticket and one attraction entrance ticket at time of booking.

Once described by Marco Polo as “beyond dispute the finest and the noblest in the world,” the city of Hangzhou is one of China’s leading tourist attractions. Rich in history and culture spanning over 2000 years, Hangzhou made a name for itself in the sixth century when the Grand Canal opened, linking it to other centers of trade. With inviting views and outstanding scenery, the area quickly became popular with artists, poets and painters seeking creative inspiration in this Chinese paradise.