With the history of over 2200 years since the county administration was established in Qin Dynasty, Hangzhou is one of the seven ancient national capitals in China is endowed with time-honored history, breathtaking scenery and rich culture, which is reputed as the most beautiful and elegant city in the world. Hangzhou is best-known for its West Lake which has been eulogized over the centuries in both songs and poems. Marco Polo once wrote, 'indeed a voyage on this lake offers more refreshment and delectation than any other experience on earth'. In addition, some other attractions like Qiandao Lake and Lingyin Temple also entice tourists greatly. As a famous saying goes, "Above there is heaven, below there are Hangzhou and Suzhou." With its unparalleled beauty, it appeals numerous travel addicts home and abroad to pay a visit annually.

Starting from a fishing village opened up 1842, Asia's leading city in the 1920s and 1930s dubbed as "Paris of the East", today Shanghai enjoyed the fame of the strongest economic engine of China, it become one of the world's largest metropolitan cities, which best shows where China is headed in the 21th century as well as a museum of East meeting West on Chinese soil. There is no other place like Shanghai that can show the past, present and future of China in such a concrete way - the colonial architecture essence at the Bund and French Concession, unparalleled birds-eye city view on the top of the Jinmao Tower, the old Shanghai lifestyle in the hidden alleys around Tian Zi Fang – a carefully designed Shanghai tour will let you taste all the flavor that Shanghai has to offer.

Huangshan city is most famous to be found in the south of Anhui Province, which is blessed with time-honored history, breathtaking scenery and profound culture, which makes it a great getaway for travel-addicts domestic and abroad. Huangshan occupys 9807 square kilometers in coverage and hosting 1.48 million in population. It was called "Huizhou" in ancient times and was inhabited since seven thousand years ago. Being one of the three most prestigious regional cultures in China, culture of Huizhou is profound in cultural background and rich in connotation, pervading among philosophical, economical, historical artistic and other aspects of the society.

Water Towns in south China, often referred as "Venice of the East". With a history of over 1,000 years, water towns in Suzhou have remained almost unchanged, retaining a genuine atmosphere of antiquity. These water towns are famous for their ancient buildings, bridges, canals, and ways of life that have not changed in centuries. They are idyllic destinations to unwind from the hustle and bustle of China's cities and can offer visitors glimpses into China's ancient past. Travel with us, you will have chance to visit the top water towns of China nearby Suzhou. There are two main reasons for visiting a Suzhou water town. First, life in these water towns seems to have stood still and visitors can still see the unique traditional folk cultures of Southeastern China. Their vicinity to Suzhou makes the tour flexible enough to be extended. It is easy to fall in love with a place where life is still seems traditional and laid-back. If you take the time to visit these water towns, you will be surprised by what you discover.

Nanjing, capital of Jiangsu sheng (province), east-central China. It is a port on the Yangtze River (Chang Jiang) and a major industrial and communications centre. Rich in history, it served seven times as the capital of regional empires, twice as the seat of revolutionary government, once (during the Sino-Japanese War of 1937–45) as the site of a puppet regime, and twice as the capital of a united China (the second time ending with the Japanese conquest of the city in 1937). The name Nanjing (“Southern Capital”) was introduced in 1403, during the Ming dynasty. Nanjing’s long history as a cultural centre is reflected in its many surviving monuments and buildings of historical significance.

Wuxi has been continuously developing since the ancient time of Shang Dynasty when Tai Bo founded the first kingdom. Within over 3000-year history, the city has been attracting numerable intelligents specialized in the fields of not only military, politics, agriculture, commerce, but also literature, music and art, which have contributed to the advance of science technology as well as economic procductivity, especially after the establishment of the People's Republic of China. As brilliant as the shining stars in the sky, the intelligent enjoy nowadays a world spread reputation. Thus, people often say admiringly: “How lucky is the Wuxi city!”