6 DAYS JIANGSU PRIVATE TOUR
6 DAYS JIANGSU PRIVATE TOUR
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Choosing Your Jiangsu Tour Length
Our six-day Jiangsu private tour suits travellers who want Nanjing's history and Yangzhou's garden scenery in one trip without rushing. The pace is measured: time at the Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum, a stroll through the streets around Confucius Temple, and an evening on the Qinhuai River are not squeezed into a single afternoon. Compared with the five-day version, this itinerary adds another stop and gives each place more breathing room; the seven-day and eight-day versions extend further again, adding more places and a more relaxed pace. The Presidential Palace and a boat ride on Slender West Lake in Yangzhou fit comfortably here. Private guiding means the daily rhythm follows your own energy.
The Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum, a landmark in Nanjing, was built to commemorate Dr. Sun Yat-sen. The grand mausoleum, nestled against the mountain, features solemn blue-tiled roofs and white walls. Climbing to the top offers a panoramic view of Nanjing, blending history with nature. 
Confucius Temple in Nanjing, a cultural gem by the Qinhuai River. Stroll through ancient streets, savor local delicacies, and immerse in Ming-Qing charm. The night lights add a romantic touch to this Jiangnan water town. 
Qinhuai River, the soul of Nanjing, where centuries of history shimmer on its waters. Glide on a painted boat at night, admire the riverside lights, and savor the ancient charm of "Ten-Mile Qinhuai," a poetic and vibrant scene. 
The Presidential Palace in Nanjing, a witness to modern Chinese history. Stroll through its blend of Eastern and Western architecture, relive the Republic of China era, and discover stories from the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom to the Nationalist Government in every brick. 
Slender West Lake in Yangzhou, a masterpiece of Jiangnan gardens. With picturesque lake views and elegant pavilions, a boat ride here immerses you in the poetic scenery of "flowers and willows along the banks, towers and terraces leading to the hills." 
Ge Garden in Yangzhou, one of China's Four Great Gardens, famed for its bamboo and rocks. The seasonal rockeries are masterpieces—stroll through "spring hills gentle as smiles, summer hills lush as drops" and marvel at the artistry. 
Dongguan Street in Yangzhou, a vibrant snapshot of a thousand-year-old thoroughfare. Cobblestone paths lined with time-honored shops and trendy boutiques, lantern-lit nights filled with Huaiyang delicacies - step into a timeless journey.
Daming Temple in Yangzhou, a millennium-old sanctuary and cultural treasure. Monk Jianzhen once preached here, with its ancient pagoda and serene gardens. Climb to admire Slender West Lake - where Zen and beauty unite, calming the soul.
The Lingshan Grand Buddha in Wuxi, an 88-meter bronze colossus standing by Lake Tai. Its serene gaze overlooks all, while the Brahma Palace dazzles with gold - a sacred blend of Zen and artistry, perfect for spiritual renewal.
Nanchang Street in Wuxi, a millennium-old canal-side lane where creativity and cuisine thrive amid grey-tiled houses. Lantern-lit nights invite strolls on cobblestones, with the canal’s whisper embodying Jiangnan’s laid-back charm. 
Turtle Head Isle in Wuxi, the crown jewel of Lake Tai, where cherry blossoms meet emerald waves. Spring brings floral snow, autumn paints the lake red - cruise through the "No.1 Scenic Spot of Lake Tai" in any season. 
Yixing Bamboo Sea, a vast emerald expanse where bamboo sways like ocean waves. Wander forest trails, listen to rustling leaves, and breathe deeply - nature’s therapy in the "Bamboo Hometown of China." 
China Yixing Zisha Museum, the world’s only shrine to purple clay art. From ancient history to modern craftsmanship, exhibits narrate the dialogue between tea and teapots. Touch the "gold in clay" and embrace its legendary allure. 
Longbei Mountain Forest Park in Yixing, an urban oasis of greenery. Hike to panoramic lake and mountain views, or stroll forest trails amid birdsong - a serene escape from the hustle and bustle.
Humble Administrator’s Garden in Suzhou, the pinnacle of Jiangnan gardens. Waterscapes and pavilions blend seamlessly - wander winding bridges and corridors, savor seasonal flora, and marvel at "nature crafted by human hands." 
Pingjiang Road in Suzhou, a living museum of a thousand-year-old street. Cobblestones lead past canals and whitewashed houses, where trendy boutiques meet Suzhou delicacies - a timeless stroll through history.
Suzhou Museum, a fusion of modern and classical by I.M. Pei. White walls and grey tiles cradle Wu culture’s legacy - courtyard light dances with artifacts, weaving a Jiangnan ode in architecture. 
Jinji Lake in Suzhou, a symphony of modernity and nature. Skyscrapers meet lakeside greenery, while night light shows dazzle. Cycle or stroll the shoreline to savor the chic, laid-back "lake life" of the East.
Jiangsu Tour Length: Common Questions
Why choose six days rather than the five-day version?
The five-day version covers Nanjing well. Six days lets us include Yangzhou too, so Slender West Lake and its garden scenery sit alongside the Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum and the Qinhuai River. You also gain a little more time at each stop, which matters if you prefer walking slowly.
Would the seven-day or eight-day tour suit me better?
Choose those if you want more places within Jiangsu and a more relaxed pace between them. The six-day tour keeps a similar structure with fewer stops, so each day feels fuller. If your leave is limited or you prefer a compact trip, six days is the practical middle.
Who does this six-day tour suit?
It suits first-time visitors who want both city history and classical gardens, and travellers who prefer a private guide and a flexible daily rhythm. Families and couples who would rather not change location every day find the balance workable while still seeing the Confucius Temple area and the Presidential Palace.
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about our private tours — anything else, just message us.
How many guests can join?
From 2 guests, with no upper limit. If your group is larger than the options listed, contact us for a quote.
Are flights included?
Both. Rates are quoted with and without flights, so you can choose.
Which hotels can we choose?
Two grades — standard hotels, or star hotels (five-star / onsen ryokan). Both are listed in the rates.
Can the itinerary be changed?
Yes. A private tour means the itinerary is yours — where to go, how long to stay, what to eat.
How long is a quote valid?
48 hours. Hotel and flight rates move with availability; the rate at the time of confirmation applies.
Is a car and guide included?
A private car throughout. A guide can be arranged to suit your group.
Is my payment protected?
Yes. We are a licensed Hong Kong travel agency (TIC licence 352969), so outbound packages are covered by Hong Kong’s Travel Industry Compensation Fund: up to 90% of the outbound fare if a licensed agent ceases operation (up to HK$15,000 under the simplified procedure), and up to HK$300,000 for injury or death caused by an accident during an outbound activity. You receive an e-Levy Stamp after payment — scan its QR code to verify. Details: blisstravel.life/pages/payment-protection