Stop at 5 ancient Chinese towns.

Phoenix Ancient Town - Henan

Nestled along the banks of the Da River, at the foot of the mountains, Fenghuang Ancient Town is considered by many tourists to be the most beautiful ancient town in China. It is renowned for its perfect scenery for photography enthusiasts. The old wooden houses lining the river seem to make time and space stand still in Fenghuang Ancient Town.

You can stroll along centuries-old streets, admire ancient bridges, walk on stone stilts, or take a boat ride to enjoy the scenery.

At night, the twinkling lights create a romantic and magical atmosphere, perfect for enjoying a quiet moment with your loved one. Visitors can also learn more about the unique local culture and savor delicious local cuisine.

Wuzhen - Zhejiang

This town, over 1,300 years old, is one of China's most famous ancient settlements. It's an ideal location to experience life in a riverside town. Here, streets are built along the water's edge, with ancient bridges connecting them all, forming a complex network. The old buildings are reflected in the river, creating a tranquil and serene atmosphere.

Despite its long history, this town has retained almost entirely its original appearance. The exquisite carving techniques are still preserved on the doors, windows, pillars, and beams, captivating visitors. Besides strolling along the winding streets, you can rent a boat to admire the scenery along the shore, enjoy pastries and tea, or try the famous and delicious steamed fish.

Zhouzhuang - Jiangsu

Dubbed the "Venice of the East," the town of Zhouzhuang in Jiangsu province is over 1,000 years old. Sixty percent of its houses are preserved in the Ming and Qing dynasties style, with 14 unique ancient bridges and a network of canals winding between the buildings.

Here, visitors will feel as if they have stepped into a fairytale world. With a small population, life here is always very peaceful. As you pass by the rows of old houses, you will see red lanterns hanging on the time-worn houses, reflecting the style of a riverside town in the Jiangnan region.

During the tranquil moments in Chau Trang, you will find all worries and anxieties vanish, leaving only fondness and admiration for the past.

Xitang - Zhejiang

This is a typical water town of southern China, with many rivers flowing through it and streets connected by stone bridges. This ancient town has a long-standing culture and a history spanning over 1,000 years. It maintains the simple, sincere, and unhurried lifestyle of an old riverside town.

You can explore the bridges and narrow alleys on your own, where charming little tea houses and eateries overlook the water's edge. You can also take a boat ride to admire the houses and streets reflected on the clear blue water. At night, the red lanterns give the ancient town a warm and enchanting atmosphere.

Long An Town - Chongqing

Dubbed "Miniature Chongqing," Longyin is situated beside a major river and boasts a history spanning over 1,000 years. Here, visitors can admire traditional Qing-Ming Dynasty tile-roofed houses, enjoy delicious, spicy street food, sample local products at small shops, and sip a cup of tea.

The refreshing breezes from the river regularly make life in Longyin Town always relaxed and pleasant, perfect for a leisurely two-day trip. In addition, the town center is quite lively with many shops and restaurants, suitable for tourists who enjoy a cheerful atmosphere.

Bao Khuyen