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Yangtze Delta Ecology Tour
Wetlands, gardens and eco-museums, with hands-on cultural activities along the way.
Starting from
$1,300/person
China's Natural Harmony
A five-day journey through the Yangtze Delta — Shanghai, Suzhou, Huzhou, Hangzhou and Ningbo — for nature lovers, eco-conscious travelers and families.
The trip pairs wetland parks and eco-museums with hands-on experiences such as tea picking, bamboo weaving and green dining, showing how tradition and sustainability meet.
5 days, 5 nights
Go deep on cultural treasures
Group departures
Minimum 20 travelers
All-inclusive
Meals, transport and accommodation included
Professional guide
English and Chinese as standard
SIM card
eSIM or physical SIM, unrestricted
This is a standard package, but every tour can be tailored. Contact our experts to explore the options.
Tour Highlights
Eco Landscapes
Explore wetlands, rivers and classical Jiangnan gardens.
Hands-On Activities
Join tea picking, bamboo weaving and seasonal workshops.
Sustainable Farming
See organic tea fields and eco-agriculture in practice.
Who Should Join?
Families & Individuals
Share hands-on cultural experiences in China, together.
Outdoor Explorers
Explore China’s landscapes on foot and in the open.
Curious Students
Join hands-on activities and get to know China’s local traditions.
Example Itinerary
Day 1: Chongming Island’s Ecology
Travel to Chongming Island — Explore China’s largest sand island.Dongtan Wetland Park — Visit protected habitats with guided ecological insights.Xisha Wetland Park — Discover diverse birdlife & scenic landscapes.Lunch — Taste local seasonal dishes.Chongming Eco-Technology Museum — Understand regional sustainability practices.
Day 2: Suzhou Classical Gardens
Yu Garden & City God Temple — Discover classical Chinese architecture at Shanghai’s iconic garden.Tianzifang Art District — Explore Shikumen alleyways filled with art and local crafts.Shanghai Palace Banquet — Experience a Chinese palace banquet and imperial dining.
Day 3: Anji Eco Experiences
Travel to Anji (Huzhou) by BusLunch at Tea Plantation — Enjoy Huzhou specialties among scenic fields.Try out Seasonal ActivitiesSpring: Bamboo shoot digging or tea processingSummer: River raftingAutumn: Outdoor tea brewing
Day 4: Hangzhou Culture & Craft
Travel to Hangzhou by BusWest Lake (UNESCO Site) — Visit the “Number One Lake in the World”.Lunch — Taste regional specialties.Bamboo Weaving Workshop — Learn traditional crafts with local artisans.
Day 5: Ningbo Coastal Ecology
Travel to Xiangshan (Ningbo) by BusLunch — Enjoy Ningbo’s specialty dishes.Bayberry Picking (May Only) — Experience seasonal fruit harvesting.Travel Back to Shanghai
What's Included?
- Accommodation
- Meals
- Transportation
- Tickets
- Bilingual Tour Guide
- eSIM/Physical SIM
Not Included
- Visa Application Services
- International Transportation
- Comprehensive Travel Insurance
- Personal Expenses
- Additional Meals & Drinks
How to Book
1
Talk to Our Experts
Tell us your goals and how you like to travel. We’ll recommend the tour that fits your group.
2
Plan It Together
We shape the itinerary around your purpose, so it supports your goals without the busywork.
3
Travel and Connect
Enjoy a guided journey through China’s eco heritage across wetlands, gardens & tea fields.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What’s the minimum group size? Can I join individually?
A: The standard group tour size is 20 participants, but we welcome solo travelers and smaller groups as well. Final quotes may vary based on your group size. Reach out to discuss your group size and we’ll find the best plan for your tour.
Q: Is the tour available in languages other than English?
A: Our standard tour includes a bilingual guide fluent in both English and Chinese. If your group needs a guide in another language, please contact us.
Q: Are meals included, and what if we have dietary restrictions?
A: Yes, meals are included. If you have any dietary needs, please contact us.
Q: Do I need a visa to join the Yangtze Auto Tour?
A: Depending on your passport, you might be eligible for visa-free entry into China. While formal visa services aren’t part of the package, we’ll do our best to point you in the right direction.
