Step away from the city and explore Hangzhou at a slower pace. Drift through the waterways of Xixi Wetland, visit quiet villages and historic towers, then unwind along West Lake. Discover tea culture in Longjing Village, wander cool forest streams at Nine Creeks, and return with a calm mind and lasting memories.

🚩 Tour Summary:

• Duration: 7 hours
• Transportation: Car 
• Tour Type: Join-in Tour (max 10 travelers)

🗓️ Itinerary:

9:00 - Departure

Pick-up hotels within the area extending east to Zhonghe Elevated Road, west to Gudun Road, and south to Nanshan Road, including Hangzhou East Railway Station, Hangzhou Railway Station, and the South Bus Station.

Xixi National Wetland Park

Xixi National Wetland Park is China's first national wetland park. It is famous for its crisscrossing waterways, swaying reeds, and biodiversity, and is known as an "urban paradise".

Village of Family Zhou

Zhoujiacun Village is an important entrance and scenic area of Hangzhou Xixi National Wetland Park. Located in the southeast of the wetland, it combines ecological protection and cultural display.

Yanshui Fishing Village

Yanshui Fishing Village, located near Chaotian Muyang, is a renovated traditional farmhouse and presents a typical waterside manor style.

Shentankou Restaurant 

Three century-old camphor trees provide ample shade, serving as a filming location for the movie "If You Are the One." The confluence of waterways here forms the main venue for the Dragon Boat Festival.

Hezhu Tower

Originally built during the reign of Emperor Xianfeng of the Qing Dynasty, it was formerly known as "Hang Gong Pagoda" and was constructed to commemorate Hang Shijun, a scholar of the Qing Dynasty. A wooden staircase inside the pagoda allows visitors to climb to the top and enjoy panoramic views of the reed marshes and streets.

Lunch

We recommend dining at a restaurant in Jiangcun Slow Life Area, Xixi Wetland (at your own expense)

West Lake
Stroll along the scenic lakeside, enjoy the tranquil landscape of classical gardens and pagodas, and take time to admire one of Hangzhou’s most iconic natural and cultural landmarks.

Longjing Village

As the origin of Chinese Longjing tea, it is surrounded by mountains and shrouded in clouds, known as the "Sacred Land of Tea," and is one of the most representative tea-producing villages in Hangzhou.

Nine Creeks and Eighteen Gullies

A great place to escape the summer heat and enjoy water activities; go stream tracing and cool off here!

16:00 - End tour

At the end of the tour, our guide will take you back to your hotel or to Hefang Street.

Please note that the actual itinerary may be adjusted based on time, weather, and attraction availability.

🚐 Departure & Drop-off Points:
1. Pick-up point

• Time: 9:00 
• Hotels within the area extend east to Zhonghe Elevated Road, west to Gudun Road, and south to Nanshan Road, including Hangzhou East Railway Station, Hangzhou Railway Station, and the South Bus Station.

• Time: 16:00
• Return to your hotel or to Hefang Street.

• Please arrive at the location at least 15 minutes before the departure time.
• Late arrivals or no-shows are non-refundable.
• This is a shared transfer, and pick-up times may be earlier or later than scheduled.
• Please enter your hotel name and full address at the checkout page.

👥 Eligibility:

• Guests measuring 1.5 to 2.99 m are charged at the adult ticket.
• Guests measuring 1.1 to 1.4 m are charged at the child ticket.

💰 Surcharge:

Pick-up and drop-off outside Hangzhou City with additional fees.

ℹ️ Additional Information:

• Drone usage is not allowed. 
• Picking plants, eating or drinking in vehicles, walking barefoot, and making loud noises are prohibited.
• Damaging the environment, graffiti, climbing, and smoking inside vehicles are not permitted.
• Pets, wheeled suitcases, baby strollers, and oversized luggage are not permitted. Non-foldable bicycles, scooters, tripods, and selfie sticks are prohibited. 
• Weapons, explosives, hazardous chemicals, flammable materials, alcohol, and drugs are strictly forbidden.
• Please bring a passport or Mainland Chinese ID card. 
• Sunscreen, weather-appropriate clothing, comfortable shoes, and a camera are recommended.