This locality is affectionately referred to as the Venice of Shanghai. This suburb is a water town which has a rich and vibrant history that dates back over 1700 years. Zhujiajiao is not only famous in Shanghai but is also one of the most popular tourist destinations throughout China.

Surrounded by lakes and mountains, this small town covers around forty seven square kilometers. The government has effectively handled the preservation of this town such that it is in pristine condition to this day.

Among the unique features of this area are the small bridges that cross the streams. These bridges can certainly remind tourists of an oriental version of the bridges in Paris. Among them, the Fangsheng Bridge and the Lang Bridge are most popular. People can avail river boat rides in this area in order to get the authentic feel of the place.

• Tourist guides- For an English speaking guide for around three hours CNY 120; For a Chinese speaking guide for around three hours CNY 80.

• Though there is no admission fees you might have to pay accordingly for these ativities- For cruise boat and nine scenic spots CNY 80; For eight scenic spots CNY 60; For four scenic spots CNY 30

• Buses from various locations to the town.

• Local restaurants Street food stalls

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