Overview
Relax in the 1000-year-old Digang water town near Huzhou: stroll canal lanes, sip tea in a century-old teahouse, taste Jiangnan snacks and pick seasonal fruit. Private guide, car, lunch.
Itinerary
Huzhou: Digang Water Town & Fruit Picking Day Trip
Slow down and enjoy authentic China on this fully private, relaxed day trip to Digang Water Town. After a comfortable hotel pickup, your private car and English-speaking guide take you straight to the highlights, with no rushing and no demanding hiking. 荻港古村是千年历史水乡古村，因河港两岸芦苇丛生得名，自古有“苕溪渔隐”之称；四面环水、溪水相抱、古建筑众多，国家4A级景区。 You will explore at a gentle, comfortable pace with plenty of time for photos, tasting local food, and simply soaking up the atmosphere. A relaxed local lunch is included so you can try authentic regional flavors. Because the tour is entirely private, the day flexes around you: linger where you like, skip what you do not, and travel in comfort the whole way. Ideal for families, couples, photographers and first-time visitors who want a genuine, low-key slice of China without crowds or strenuous activity. Pet-friendly and door-to-door, with hotel drop-off at the end of the day.
Relax in the 1000-year-old Digang water town near Huzhou: stroll canal lanes, sip tea in a century-old teahouse, taste Jiangnan snacks and pick seasonal fruit. Private guide, car, lunch.
What's Included
✓ Included
✕ Not included
Cancellation Policy
Free cancellation is available on most tours up to 24 hours before the start time. The exact cancellation terms for this tour are shown during booking.
Traveler Reviews
For us, the food came quickly, but the tour did not. We had time to ask where each dish came from and how people in Huzhou usually order it.
Practically speaking, the useful part in Huzhou was having someone explain how to order the same dishes later. I left with names in my phone, not just photos.
The useful part in Huzhou was not just trying food, but knowing what to order again later. I saved two dish names in my phone before the tour ended.
Honestly, I would book this again for the pacing, not because every stop was spectacular. The ordinary transitions made Huzhou feel like a place rather than a set of postcards.