Intro: Where Rocks Speak and Water Sings In Suzhou’s classical gardens, every twisted pine and moon gate whispers a Song Dynasty poem. Our Suzhou garden tour isn’t just a visit—it’s a day-long immersion into the living art of yuanyang (园林), where you’ll decode the ...[ read more ]

Intro: The Port of Last Resort As the world closed its doors in the 1930s, Shanghai opened its arms. Our Jewish Heritage Walk Shanghai begins at the very spot where over 20,000 Jewish refugees found sanctuary when no other nation would accept ...[ read more ]

Intro: Beyond the Neon Glare When the Bund crowds disperse, a different Shanghai awakens. Our Suzhou Creek night tour reveals the city's creative heartbeat through illuminated warehouses, hidden speakeasies, and riverside art installations. This isn't a typical bar crawl—it's a curated journey ...[ read more ]

🏛️ Where Time Stands Still: Shanghai's Colonial Heartbeat Intro: When Shanghai Was the World's Playground Your immersive Old Shanghai tour begins where history refuses to fade. At the historic Astor House Hotel, where the first telephone call echoed through China, you'll step directly ...[ read more ]

Introduction Planning a Shanghai family tour that keeps everyone engaged is a challenge. Therefore, we designed this 1-day adventure specifically for kids aged 4-12. Ultimately, it’s a seamless, stroller-friendly journey through child-friendly highlights, and as a result, our guides specialize in fun, not just facts. Why This is ...[ read more ]

Intro: Industrial Canvases & Avant-Garde Dreams Your transformative Shanghai art tour begins where rust meets renaissance. In repurposed textile mills along Suzhou Creek, we decode how factories birthed China's avant-garde. Led by practicing curators for just 8 explorers, this journey maps Shanghai's ...[ read more ]

Intro: Defying Gravity in Shanghai's Vertical City The Pudong skyline tour redefines urban exploration. In 7.5 hours, you'll conquer China's highest glass walkway, rocket up in the planet's fastest elevator, and sail the Huangpu as neon transforms this futuristic district. Limited to ...[ read more ]

Intro: The Silence That Feeds Millions Shanghai vegetarian food culture begins at 4AM in temple kitchens, where chefs whisper prayers over simmering mushrooms. This isn’t just cuisine – it’s "su shi" (素食), the Buddhist-Daoist philosophy of transforming cravings into enlightenment through edible artistry. ...[ read more ]

The Minefield of Temptations Your essential Chenghuangmiao food tips begin here. After 72% of visitors reported overpaying for counterfeit "local specialties" (2024 Shanghai Tourism Bureau Report), we empower you with expert strategies to navigate Shanghai's oldest snack quarter like a pro. 3 ...[ read more ]

Intro: The Crunch That Echoes History The Shanghai shengjian history is written in oil and flour. When you bite into an authentic pan-fried bun, that iconic crunch under your teeth isn't accidental – it's a "horse-hoof base" (mǎtí dǐ) engineered to echo the city's stone-gate architecture. ...[ read more ]