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Shanghai: Suzhou Tai Lake and Moli Peak Private Hiking Tour

Shanghai: Suzhou Tai Lake and Moli Peak Private Hiking Tour

★★★★★ 4.6 (114)⏱ 11 hours · Private🗣 English guide

Overview

Explore Suzhou's Moli Peak and Tai Lake on this private hiking day tour from Shanghai. Trek through scenic trails with panoramic lake views and discover the legendary East Dongting Mountain.

Itinerary

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Shanghai: Suzhou Tai Lake and Moli Peak Private Hiking Tour

Discover the natural beauty of Suzhou's East Dongting Mountain on this private hiking day tour from Shanghai. Also known as East Mountain, this peninsula extends into Tai Lake, offering stunning views across the water to the surrounding 72 peaks. Your guide will lead you through scenic trails to Moli Peak, named after General Moli of the Sui Dynasty who once lived here. Enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of bamboo forests, tea plantations, and ancient temples along the way. The full-day adventure includes hotel pickup from Shanghai and comfortable private transportation throughout your journey.

Explore Suzhou's Moli Peak and Tai Lake on this private hiking day tour from Shanghai. Trek through scenic trails with panoramic lake views and discover the legendary East Dongting Mountain.

Meeting & Pickup

Century Avenue Metro Station, Exit 6
📍 Century Avenue Station, Pudong New District, Shanghai, 200120, CN

What's Included

✓ Included

All itinerary transport; Bottled water; Outdoor tour guide; Meals

✕ Not included

Gratuities

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

4.6★★★★★Based on 114 reviews
Paul M.🇵🇹 Portugal★★★★★2024-12

I went in most excited about the trail. Funny enough, Shanghai and Suzhou is the part I kept talking about afterward.

Joanna T.🇸🇪 Sweden★★★★☆2025-03

What helped was simple: the route was explained before we set out, including the parts that would take more effort. I prefer that to discovering the hard section halfway up. The time around the trail was not the part I would cut.

James O.🇧🇷 Brazil★★★★★2026-06

Looking back, my legs noticed the climbs the next morning. I would still do the same route, just with lighter shoes and fewer things in my daypack. With 11 hours to work with, the balance felt sensible.

Aisha L.🇯🇵 Japan★★★★★2025-05

Looking back, I tend to switch off when tours become a stream of dates. Here, the stories around Shanghai and Suzhou gave me enough to hold on to without overloading the day. I would still leave extra time for the trail.

Wendy A.🇦🇪 UAE★★★★☆2024-12

In short, worth doing for the trail; worth remembering for the small stops in between. My only advice is not to shorten the time at the trail.