－Highlights－
?An entire day to explore the classic water town of Wuzhen.
?Lunch is self-provided and there is no shopping on the itinerary.
?Your private chauffeur will customize the route to your needs.
?Recommended route: Jiangnan Hundred Bed Museum - Yuelao Temple－Jiangnan Woodcarving Museum － the former residence of Mao Dun － Blue Grass Dye Workshop － the Old Post Office －Red Woman Street.
－Information－
1.Start time: 1:00 PM (recommended if you are interested in night scene), drive time is two hours.
-Shanghai shuttle range: Changning, Jing’an, Xuhui, Huangpu, Pudong New District, Yangpu, and Putuo
(If you are staying in a hotel not in this area, please include the address when you book your trip, and we will adjust the price accordingly to cover the driver’s additional costs (approximately 100-200 RMB).
-Route: Shanghai---Wuzhen---Shanghai
-Trip length: 8 hours including drive time. overtime fee of 50RMB/hr will be charged when it's over 8 hours.
*Please provide your plan start time and pick up address.
-Car Model-
?7-seat cars can take up to 5 passengers and 4 pieces of luggage
?15-seat minibuses can
7net統一線上購物中心 take up to 9 passengers and 6 pieces of luggage
--Itinerary--
Departure and return times are very flexible, and you have a large degree of freedom in planning your trip. You can also follow our recommended route. You must cover the cost of food and landmark tickets yourself.
*Jiangnan Hundred Bed Museum
Jiangnan Hundred Bed Museum is also called Zhao’s Hall. Inside are over 20 old beds from Ming, Qing, and modern times. This is first museum in China to specialize in collecting and exhibiting old beds. The 1000 Labor Bed form the Qing dynasty stands out in particular. Also called “the town hall bed,” it is carved from yellow poplar and separated into three overlapping parts. This bed derives its name from the 3 years time and “1000 labors” it took to carve.
While it may not have a large quantity of exhibits, the Hundred Bed Museum’s poignancy lies in the fine appreciation of how deeply each bed is imbued with history and life. Whether these beds were carved in search of peace or posterity, they bring peace and happiness. This was the mindset of the ancient Chinese people.
*Yuelao Temple
Located on the side of the road along the scenic tour bus route in west Wuzhen, this temple’s outward appearance doesn’t catch the eye, nor is it particularly big. In fact, it is rather small. However, it has become popular for answering the prayers of the fainthful. Its long history and ways to make prayers come true has established itself through legends and folk tales, earning the temple a great degree of local prestige.
*The Old Post Office
Wuzhen has an established history in postal service. In the Tang Dynasty, Wuzhen was a well-developed, flourishing site of trade and commerce. The Grand Canal from Beijing to Hangzhou passed through here. Because Wuzhen was a site where news and information were frequently exchanged with the outside world, Wuzhen garnered more trade dealings. This led Wuzhen to flourish economically and become a site of economic prosperity.
－Ti
博客來暢銷書cket Information －
Wuzhen is split into East Wuzhen and West Wuzhen, and spans about 1.5 km. East and West Service Center have scenic spots with free roundtrip buses.
A ticket to East Wuzhen is 100 RMB, and a ticket to West Wuzhen is 120 RMB. An East-West combined ticket costs 150 RMB (visitors not staying in the scenic area has a one day payss; visitors staying in the scenic area has a two day pass, but are required to get a multi-entry pass with their pass).
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