Frequently Asked Questions about Wuzhen Tours

?Take a bus from Jiubao Passenger Transport Center. The bus departs about every 25 minutes from 7:00 to 18:20, with a fare of CNY 31.

?Take a train from Hangzhou East Railway Station to Tongxiang Railway Station. 

Wuzhen, with a history of 6000 years. Since 1999, most of the ancient buildings and culture have been well preserved. Tourists can experience the most primitive natural scenery and the most simple way of life. If you are a photography enthusiast, Wuzhen is definitely your best choice.In addition,since the first World Internet Conference has been held there on November 19, 2014, it has become the permanent venue of this summit.Most importantly, Wuzhen's local food is worth trying! Sample local snacks like stinky tofu, “victory cake” (dingsheng bing), or “sister-in-law cake” (gusao bing).

Dongzha has a strong flavor of life. Most of the historical site are in dongzha. Xizha is famous for its night view. There are few tourists and strong business atmosphere. There are many teahouses and bars on both sides of the river. If you want to choose a quiet place for holiday, xizha must be the best choice.

It takes only around one hour from Hangzhou to Wuzhen by driving, about 60km distance. You can do Hangzhou to Wuzhen day tour both by train, by bus or by car. It’s very easy to access. And you’ll have enough time to explore the Wuzhen Water Town. Our company provide numerous Wuzhen Water Town tours from Hangzhou as well, please see the tours listed on ‘Water Town Tours’, we can also customize the tour that fits your needs.

Yes, you can take the airport commuter bus to Wuzhen.  The bus departs at 9:10, 10:00, 10:40, 11:10, 12:10, 13:00, 13:50, 14:40, 15:20, 16:10, 17:00, 18:00, 18:40, 19:10, 20:10 and 21:10. Ticket fare is CNY 42 and duration is about 110 minutes. Upon arrival, take a local city bus to reach the Wuzhen Water Town.

CNY 120 for Dongzha Scenic Area and CNY 150 for Xizha Scenic Area, CNY 200 for Combination Ticket;
In addition to the tickets, there is an extra charge for the boat cruise:
CNY 80 (for 8 people) in Dongzha
CNY120 (day), CNY 150 (night) in Xizha for 6 people

1)Former Residence of Mao Dun
Wuzhen is a scenic area with cultural landscape as the main part, and Former Residence of Mao Dun is one of the reasons why Wuzhen is famous. Mao Dun is a famous Chinese revolutionary and writer. It was built in the middle of the 19th century.

2)Xiuzhen Guan
Xiuzhen Guan is a Taoist temple which was built in the Northern Song Dynasty (960-1127). It is one of three famous Taoist temples on the south bank of the Yangtze River.

3)Xiuzhen Guan Stage
The stage was built in 1749. In ancient times, farmers around the town came by boat to watch plays. While the play was going on, the spectators would be in boats floating on the waterway.

4)Roofed Corridor
A 1000-meter long roofed corridor runs along the bank of the river, which is one of the key architectural features of water towns south of the Yangtze.

5)Local Housing
The architectural style is from the Qing Dynasty and reflects the traditional lifestyle of the people.

6)Aged Ginkgo Tree
A ginkgo tree over 1000 years old has witnessed the town's history since the Song Dynasty. Formerly located in the courtyard of General Wu Temple.

Here are some hotels inside Xizha (the West Scenic Area), with rates per room per night, breakfast included:

1) Eden Club House - CNY 2100
2) Wuzhen Club House - CNY 1570
3) Wuzhen Tong'an Inn - CNY 850
4) Wuzhen Waterside Resort - CNY 1100

Rates move with the season, so send us your dates and we will confirm the current price and availability.

The most beautiful season of the year in Wuzhen is spring and autumn, which is undoubtedly the best time to visit Wuzhen Water Town. From March to May every year, the climate is pleasant. In these two seasons, you may also have the opportunity to participate in the traditional customs activities here.

Wuzhen is an area with various specialties, mainly handmade products, snacks and natural products.
Handicrafts: Wood carving art, Wood comb, Blue printed cloth
Snacks: Handmade sauce, Sanbai rice wine, Dingsheng cake
Natural products: White Chrysanthemum, Freshwater fish

Wuzhen's diet is mainly based on the eating habits of Jiangnan area. In the local restaurants, you can taste the following most famous foods or snacks: Dingsheng cake, Braised mutton, Freshwater fish, Dry stinky tofu, Wuzhen pickled duck.

People who are 60 years old (include 60) get enjoy discount policy if you show your ID card or passport; The child who are 1.2-1.5 meters can enjoy the half price discount. Free for the child who less 1.2 meters.

Yes, the valid time of tickets is the opening time of the day. During this period, you can enter and exit at will. Just show your ticket when you enter again.

I'm sorry to tell you that the water town have strict time control, you cannot enter the scenic area before the opening hours. The best way to do this is to book a hotel in Xizha area so that you can be active in the scenic area at any time.

By private car or taxi: Approximately 1 to 1.5 hours depending on traffic conditions. This is the most flexible and comfortable option, especially for small groups or families.

By bus: You can take a direct bus from Hangzhou Central or Jiubao Bus Station to Wuzhen. The journey takes around 1.5 hours, and tickets typically cost ¥30 to ¥40.

From Hangzhou Xiaoshan Airport: There are direct long-distance buses to Wuzhen. Travel time is around 1 hour 50 minutes, with ticket prices between ¥42 and ¥55.

By high-speed train + local transfer: Take a 30-minute high-speed train from Hangzhou East Railway Station to Tongxiang Railway Station. From there, it’s another 20 to 40 minutes by taxi or local bus to Wuzhen.

Tickets for Wuzhen East Scenic Zone are 110 yuan/person, tickets for Wuzhen West Scenic Zone are 150 yuan/person, and tickets for East-West Scenic Zone are 190 yuan/person.

Thank you for your question. Here's the accurate information regarding the Wuzhen town admission ticket:

For regular visitors (not staying inside the scenic area): The admission ticket is valid for one-time entry only per day. If you leave the town after entering, the ticket becomes invalid and you cannot re-enter with the same ticket.

For guests staying at a hotel or guesthouse inside the West Scenic Zone: You are allowed to enter and exit the area freely during your stay. After checking in, you can apply for a pass at the service center by showing your room card, ID, and original ticket.

So if you need to go in and out multiple times on the same day, staying inside the scenic area is your best option. Let us know if you’d like help with accommodation or tour arrangements!

Accommodation is not free of charge. If you stay overnight inside the scenic area, you still need to pay for the room separately.

Admission tickets are still required, but if you stay at an official hotel or guesthouse inside the Xizha Scenic Area, you don’t need to buy a new ticket the next day. From March 16, 2025 onward, guests staying in official accommodations inside Xizha will receive free admission tickets for the duration of their stay.

After checking in, you can apply for a temporary re-entry pass at the service center by showing your ID and room confirmation. With this pass, you can enter and exit the scenic area freely during your stay, up until checkout the next day.

If you are not staying inside the scenic area or staying in a hotel that is not officially recognized, you will need to buy a new admission ticket each day you want to enter.

Cruise the canals. A boat ride is the easiest way to see the town; you drift past riverside houses and stone bridges and view Wuzhen the way locals always have, from the water.

Walk the old lanes and bridges. The cobblestone lanes and stone bridges are best explored on foot, and the quieter side streets show the town older fabric.

Traditional crafts. Workshops around the town still practice blue-calico cloth printing, woodwork and silk weaving; you can watch the process or try a hands-on session.

Houses and museums. Old residences and small museums explain daily life here, including the former home of the writer Mao Dun, the Bed Museum and the Folk Customs Museum.

Festivals and events. Wuzhen runs cultural events all year; the big one is the annual Wuzhen Theatre Festival with shows from home and abroad, plus seasonal food fairs and craft markets.

Outdoors. You can explore the surrounding countryside on foot or by bike, walk the river paths, or try a kayak for a different view.

Camping base. The Wuzhen Camping Base has open lawns and barbecue areas and suits families and anyone who wants a slower evening.

By helicopter. For a special occasion there is a short helicopter flight over the waterways and rooftops that shows the full layout of the town.

Canal reflections. After dark the lanterns and the soft lighting from the riverside houses mirror on the still water, which is the signature Wuzhen night view.

Evening walks. The old lanes thin out at night and the gently lit buildings are calm, good for an unhurried stroll.

Night boat ride. A cruise after dark is a highlight, with the lights shimmering on the water and the canals much quieter than by day.

Performances. In the evening the town sometimes stages local opera, folk music or shadow puppetry, so you can catch a show in a relaxed setting.

Riverside eating. A number of canalside restaurants and teahouses stay open late, so you can have dinner or tea while looking at the lit water.

The best time to visit Wuzhen depends on what you want. It is open year-round:

Spring (March-May): mild and fresh with new growth and flowers, comfortable for walking the canals and gardens, and not yet crowded.

Summer (June-August): warmer and livelier, with boat rides, festivals and outdoor shows. Mornings and evenings are the best times to walk before the midday heat.

Autumn (September-November): often the most comfortable season, cool and clear, and the time of the Wuzhen Theatre Festival.

Winter (December-February): quiet with few visitors; good for teahouses and museums, and on cold mornings the canals are often covered in mist.

Pick around the weather and events you prefer.

A few things set Wuzhen apart from other old towns:

Preserved and managed. The town has been carefully restored rather than left to decay, so the historic buildings, canals and streets are intact while still having modern facilities behind the scenes.

Two distinct zones. Wuzhen is split into Dongzha (East) and Xizha (West). Dongzha keeps more of ordinary old-town life; Xizha is the more designed area, with galleries, performances and the lit night scene.

Cultural programme. The Wuzhen Theatre Festival each autumn brings artists and shows from abroad, and there are year-round events, which is unusual for a water town its size.

Comfort and access. Inside the town there are hotels, restaurants, museums and good transport links, so you can stay close to the sights without giving up basics.

Lighting at night. The nightscape is deliberately lit to bring out the canals and old buildings, which is a large part of why people come and stay overnight.

Wuzhen offers a wide range of lodging choices within its historic hundred-year-old architectural clusters, catering to different tastes and budgets. From traditional Jiangnan-style guesthouses to fully equipped resort hotels, higher-end boutique hotels, and budget-friendly hostels, Wuzhen can accommodate nearly 3,000 guests at once.

Traditional Guesthouses
These are mainly located along both sides of the West Market River, offering a traditional Jiangnan water town experience. Guests can enjoy the cleanliness and comfort comparable to star-rated hotels while living among the warm, local riverside communities.

Boutique Hotels
Ideal for successful business travelers or those seeking a quiet, comfortable stay, boutique hotels in Wuzhen include options like Jintang, Shengtin, Hengyitang, Wangjinli Boutique Hotel, and Yiyuan Boutique Hotel. These properties blend elegant design with a calm atmosphere.

Resort Hotels
These hotels combine the heritage charm of the UNESCO-listed ancient town with modern five-star standards. Popular resorts include the Water-side Resort Hotel, Zhaoming Shushe, Tong’an Inn, Shuixiang Yi, and Shuishi Guesthouse, each offering distinct styles and amenities.

Economy Hotels
Located outside the scenic areas, these budget hotels provide convenient access to the town. Linjia Inn is near the East Scenic Zone, while Liangfu Inn is close to the West Scenic Zone, suitable for cost-conscious travelers.

Youth Hostels
Within the Xizha Scenic Area, high-quality hostels cater especially to backpackers and students. The Shui Xiang Youth Hostel and Wisteria Youth Hostel are popular choices offering economical and friendly accommodation.

Whether you prefer a cozy traditional guesthouse or a higher-end boutique hotel, Wuzhen’s diverse accommodations ensure a comfortable stay tailored to your preferences.

Guests staying at hotels inside the scenic area are required to purchase an admission ticket to enter the town. However, once you have checked in, you do not need to buy another ticket the next day.
During your stay, you can use your room key along with your ID to obtain a temporary access pass. This pass allows you to freely enter and exit the Xizha (West Scenic Zone) without purchasing additional tickets.
If you need help booking accommodation inside the scenic area or arranging tickets, please feel free to contact us.

Besides a valid ID card, guests can also use a driver’s license, foreign passport, military officer ID, or soldier ID to complete the check-in process at accommodations in Wuzhen.

The standard check-out time for hotels within the scenic area is before 12:00 noon on the day of departure. If you wish to request a late check-out, please contact the hotel front desk directly. Late check-out is subject to availability and may incur an additional fee.

Rooms are assigned based on availability on the day of your stay. If you have special requests, such as wanting rooms close to each other, please inform us in advance when making your reservation. We will do our best to accommodate your needs.

Thank you for your inquiry! Booking a room inside Wuzhen from overseas is possible, although there are some limitations regarding payment methods.

Official Channels:
You can try booking through the official Wuzhen website (www.wuzhen.com.cn), but please note that it mainly supports domestic payment methods like Alipay, WeChat Pay, and UnionPay. Unfortunately, many foreign credit cards (such as Visa or Mastercard) are not accepted.

Alternative Booking Platforms:
To make things easier, we recommend booking through international hotel booking platforms like:
Booking.com
Agoda
Trip.com (Ctrip’s international site)
These platforms often list Wuzhen West Scenic Area hotels and accept major international credit cards.
Using a Travel Agency (like us!):

As a licensed travel agency, we can help you book Wuzhen accommodation directly and handle all arrangements, including secure payment options for overseas guests. Just let us know your preferred dates, number of guests, and room type, and we’ll take care of the rest. We accept various international payment methods for your convenience.

Hotel Recommendations:
Inside the Wuzhen West Scenic Area, there are many traditional-style inns and boutique hotels available. Staying inside the scenic area allows you to experience the night view and early morning calm of Wuzhen with fewer crowds.

If you'd like assistance with booking, feel free to contact us directly—we’re happy to help!

Yes, Wuzhen Ancient Town does provide luggage storage services.

There is an official luggage storage facility at the entrance of the Xizha (West Scenic Area), where visitors can safely leave their bags before entering the scenic area. This service is convenient for travelers who arrive early or have not yet checked into their hotels.

In addition, if you’ve booked accommodation within the Xizha scenic area, many hotels offer free luggage delivery service. After checking in at the entrance or visitor center, the staff will collect your luggage and deliver it directly to your room. Delivery usually takes about 30 to 40 minutes, allowing you to explore the town hands-free.

So whether you need short-term storage or a hands-free hotel check-in experience, Wuzhen has you covered. Let us know if you'd like us to help coordinate this service during your trip.

In Wuzhen, tickets for buses, trains, and flights can be purchased at the West Scenic Area (Xizha) Visitor Service Center.
The service desk at the Xizha Visitor Center sells bus tickets departing from Wuzhen or Tongxiang Bus Station to nearby cities, as well as domestic flight tickets across China.
Bus ticket service hours: 08:00–22:00 (please purchase at least 2 hours in advance).
Flight ticket service hours: 08:00–17:00.
There is also a self-service machine near the Xizha Community that provides train and high-speed rail ticket booking and pickup.
Tickets can be purchased using a Chinese bank card only.
The machine accepts second-generation Chinese ID cards for both booking and ticket collection.
A handling fee of 5 RMB per transaction applies (students using a valid student ID for local routes are exempt).
The machine defaults to Tongxiang High-Speed Railway Station as the departure point, but you can change it according to your needs.
It operates 24 hours a day.
Let us know if you'd like help arranging any tickets in advance—we’re happy to assist with booking or guidance!

There are several convenient ways to travel from Beijing to Wuzhen Water Town, depending on your preference for speed, comfort, and cost:
1. Fly + Bus (Fastest Option)
• Fly from Beijing Capital or Daxing Airport to Hangzhou Xiaoshan Airport or Shanghai Hongqiao Airport (flight time ~2–2.5 hours).
• From Hangzhou Airport, take an airport bus to Wuzhen (~1.9 hours)
• Or from Shanghai, take a long-distance bus from Shanghai South/Hongqiao to Wuzhen (~2–3 hours)
2. High-Speed Train + Local Bus
• Take a high-speed train from Beijing South to Hangzhou East (4.5–6.5 hours) or to Suzhou (around 5 hours)
• From Hangzhou East, transfer to a train to Tongxiang Station (about 20–30 minutes) then take bus K282 (~1 hour) to Wuzhen Bus Station and connect by local bus K350 (~10 minutes)
3. Train + Bus (Cheapest Option)
• Board a high-speed train from Beijing South to Suzhou or Cangzhou West (4–8 hours)
• From Suzhou North/South Stations, take a direct long-distance bus to Wuzhen (~1.5 hours)
4. All-By-Road or Private Transfer
• Drive or hire a private car/taxi straight from Beijing to Wuzhen (approx. 12–13 hours, 1,200 km)
• For a hassle-free experience, a private transfer from Beijing to Hangzhou or Shanghai with onward transport to Wuzhen is also available.

1. High-Speed Train + Local Bus
Train: Take a high-speed train from Hangzhou East Railway Station to Tongxiang Railway Station. The journey takes approximately 17–30 minutes, with trains departing every 30 minutes between 06:22 and 19:56. Ticket prices range from ¥21.5 to ¥65, depending on the class.
Bus: From Tongxiang Railway Station, take Bus K282 to Tongxiang Bus Station, then transfer to Bus K350 to reach the Wuzhen Scenic Area. The total bus fare is about ¥4, and the journey takes approximately 40–60 minutes.
2. Direct Bus
Departure Points: Buses to Wuzhen depart from several locations in Hangzhou, including Hangzhou Central Bus Station, Jiubao Bus Station, and Hangzhou East Railway Station.
Schedule: Buses run regularly throughout the day, with departures approximately every 30 minutes. The journey duration is between 1.5 to 2.5 hours, depending on traffic. Ticket prices range from ¥30 to ¥50.
3. Private Car
Travel Time: A private car journey from Hangzhou to Wuzhen takes approximately 1.5 to 2 hours, covering a distance of around 86 kilometers.
Advantages: This option offers flexibility, comfort, and convenience, especially for groups or travelers with luggage.
4. Taxi or Ride-Hailing Services
Availability: Taxis and ride-hailing services like Didi are available in Hangzhou and can take you directly to Wuzhen.
Travel Time: The journey duration is similar to that of a private car, approximately 1.5 to 2 hours.
Cost: Fares may vary based on traffic conditions and time of day.

Wuzhen is conveniently accessible from Shanghai, with several transportation options available:
1. High-Speed Train + Local Transport
Train: Take a high-speed train from Shanghai Hongqiao Railway Station to Tongxiang Railway Station. The journey takes approximately 20 to 60 minutes, depending on the train type.
Local Transport: Upon arrival at Tongxiang Railway Station, you can take a taxi or a local bus to reach Wuzhen, which is about 27 kilometers away. The total journey time is approximately 1.5 to 2 hours.
2. Direct Bus
Departure: Buses to Wuzhen depart from Shanghai South Bus Station.
Journey: The bus ride takes approximately 2 hours, with services operating every 30 minutes.
3. Private Car or Taxi
Travel Time: Driving from Shanghai to Wuzhen takes about 1.5 to 2 hours, covering a distance of approximately 123.7 kilometers.
Cost: The cost for a private car or taxi ride ranges from ¥110 to ¥170.
4. Metro + Train + Taxi
Metro: Take Shanghai Metro Line 10 to Shanghai Hongqiao Railway Station.
Train: From Hongqiao Railway Station, take a high-speed train to Tongxiang Railway Station.
Taxi: Upon arrival at Tongxiang Railway Station, take a taxi to Wuzhen.
This option takes approximately 1 hour and 58 minutes and costs between ¥130 and ¥220. 

1. Direct Bus
Departure Points: Buses to Wuzhen depart from Suzhou South Bus Station and Suzhou North Square Bus Station (near Suzhou Railway Station).
Schedule: Buses run regularly throughout the day. For example, from Suzhou South Bus Station, buses depart at 08:40, 09:55, 10:55, 11:55, 15:25, and 16:20. From Suzhou North Square Bus Station, departures include 08:15, 09:30, 10:30, 11:30, 13:45, 15:00, 15:55, and 17:10.
Duration: The journey takes approximately 1.5 hours.
Fare: Around ¥35 per person.
2. Train + Local Bus
Train: Take a high-speed train (D-series or G-series) from Suzhou Railway Station or Suzhou North Railway Station to Tongxiang Railway Station. The journey duration varies but typically takes around 5 to 6 hours.
Local Bus: Upon arrival at Tongxiang Railway Station, take Bus K282 to reach Wuzhen Water Town. The bus ride takes approximately 25 minutes.
3. Private Car
Travel Time: Driving from Suzhou to Wuzhen takes about 1.5 to 2 hours, covering a distance of approximately 120 kilometers.
Advantages: This option offers flexibility, comfort, and convenience, especially for groups or travelers with luggage.
4. Guided Day Tour
Tour Providers: Several travel agencies offer day tours from Suzhou to Wuzhen, including transportation, a guide, and entry fees.
Duration: Typically 8 to 10 hours.
Benefits: Ideal for first-time visitors who prefer a structured itinerary with local insights.

Yes, the buses running from Hangzhou to Wuzhen and from Wuzhen to Suzhou generally have space for larger luggage such as suitcases. Most of these intercity buses are coach-style vehicles equipped with undercarriage compartments where you can store big bags safely during the journey.
However, space can sometimes be limited during peak travel times or holidays, so it’s a good idea to arrive early and let the bus staff know about your luggage when boarding.
If you prefer, we can also help arrange private transfers or taxis with more flexible luggage options to ensure a comfortable trip.
Please let us know if you need assistance!

Yes, there are direct buses from Suzhou to Wuzhen. The journey typically takes about 1.5 hours, depending on traffic conditions. Buses depart from two main stations in Suzhou:
Suzhou South Bus Station: Buses depart at 08:40, 10:35, 10:55, 11:55, 13:00, 15:25, and 16:20. The fare is approximately ¥37.
Suzhou North Square Bus Station: Buses depart at 08:15, 09:30, 10:30, 11:30, 13:45, 15:00, 15:55, and 17:10. The fare is approximately ¥50.
These direct buses are a convenient and efficient option, eliminating the need to transfer via Tongxiang.
Alternative Route: Train to Tongxiang + Bus to Wuzhen
Alternatively, you can take a high-speed train from Suzhou to Tongxiang Railway Station, which takes about 20 to 60 minutes. From Tongxiang Railway Station, you can take a local bus (such as Bus K282) to Wuzhen, which takes an additional 30 minutes. The total journey time for this route is approximately 1.5 to 2 hours. However, this option involves a transfer and may be less convenient than the direct bus.
Recommendation
For a more straightforward and time-efficient journey, we recommend taking the direct bus from Suzhou to Wuzhen. This option is both affordable and convenient, with multiple departures throughout the day.
If you need assistance with booking tickets or have any other questions, feel free to ask!

Yes, Wuzhen Bus Station offers luggage storage services for travelers. Upon arrival, you can leave your luggage at the station's designated storage area and explore the town without the burden of your bags. This service is particularly convenient if you're planning to visit the scenic areas or need to wait for your next transportation.
Additionally, if you're staying within the Wuzhen scenic area, many hotels offer luggage assistance. They can help transport your luggage to your room upon check-in, allowing you to enjoy the town without carrying heavy bags.

To truly enjoy Wuzhen Water Town and experience its main attractions, we recommend spending at least 4 to 6 hours. This amount of time allows you to explore the historic streets, take a relaxing boat ride along the canals, visit cultural sites, and soak in the town’s relaxed atmosphere without rushing.

If you wish to attend performances or explore museums in more detail, consider allowing extra time or even staying overnight to fully appreciate the experience.

When visiting Wuzhen, we recommend wearing comfortable, non-slip shoes because the historic streets and stone bridges can be uneven and slippery. For clothing, lightweight and breathable fabrics are ideal, especially during the hot and humid summer months, to keep you comfortable while exploring the town.

When you visit, you’ll find a delightful mix of local snacks, traditional meals, and relaxing beverage stops. Here's what you can look forward to:
Local Snacks and Street Food
Wuzhen is known for its Dingsheng cake—a soft, slightly sweet pastry—and Gusao pancake, a crispy treat perfect for quick bites. You’ll also spot popular fried turnip-and-potato cakes at evening snack stalls, along with freshly boiled corn on cob.
Signature Dishes at Local Restaurants
Many traditional taverns serve hearty regional classics like braised lamb, home-roasted mandarin fish, and firewood pork cooked in clay pots. You'll also find flavorful stews like braised beef tendon with shiitake mushrooms for a cozy, full meal.
Teahouses and Riverside Cafés
Scenic teahouses along the canals offer warm Chinese tea, sweet fermented rice wine, and homemade snacks. It’s the perfect setting to relax with a drink and enjoy the calm water-town ambiance.
Meal Experience Overview
Breakfast & small bites: street-side stalls selling pastries, pancakes, and corn.
Lunch/dinner: family-style restaurants with regional specialities like lamb and fish dishes.
Evening drinks & snacks: riverside teahouses for sipping tea or wine by lamplight.
If you’d like recommendations or help booking a riverside meal, just let us know—we’re happy to help you experience Wuzhen’s flavors to the fullest!