Jiangsu Tourism Routes

Jiangsu is the place with the highest density of classical Chinese aesthetics: Suzhou's Humble Administrator's Garden and Lingering Garden are miniature versions of literati landscapes, Nanjing's Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum and Ming Xiaoling Mausoleum represent the overlap of modern times and the Ming Dynasty, and Zhouzhuang and Tongli have preserved the everyday life of water towns. This site arranges Jiangsu into 4 days for Suzhou and Wuxi and 6 days for "Nanjing + Suzhou".

How to Plan a Jiangsu Route

We have split Jiangsu into 2 ready-made routes, covering short, medium, and long durations. The routes within the same province can be freely combined: if you are short on time, take the shortest one; if you want to explore more in depth, connect the two routes together.

Cities and Highlights on This Route

• Suzhou / Nanjing / Zhouzhuang / Tongli：

Travel Reminders

• Popular attractions (Forbidden City, Mogao Caves, Jiuzhaigou, Zhangjiajie, etc.) have real-name admission limits, so it is recommended to book 15–30 days in advance.
• High-speed rail tickets go on sale 15 days before departure; during peak season, they sell out on the first day, so be sure to set a reminder.
• Plateau routes (Tibet, Qinghai, Western Sichuan) require a health certificate; it is recommended to take Rhodiola 7 days in advance.
• For seniors over 60 years old and children under 1.2 meters, please note when booking, as ticket prices and beds have separate arrangements.
• All itineraries can be adjusted according to month, duration, and travel companions. For details, see "Custom Itinerary".