Get away from your boring life and enjoy an exciting vacation in Jiangsu. The province has many unique cultural, historic and natural tourism attractions to offer you.Here are some of the highlights for a trip.

Chinese Classical Gardens in Jiangsu
“China Classic City” - Suzhou: As a vacation traveler, one of our top recommendations for you is a visit to Suzhou. Suzhou is a city to the south of the Yangtze River, and it enjoys worldwide reputation for its delicate and classical gardens. Most of these were built for private use by aristocrats and rich businessmen and date back to the sixth Century BC. Garden design went through an active period during the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) and by the later years of the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), a large number of them were spread across Suzhou as well as its suburbs. For more information, please click here.

Walking and Hiking in Jiangsu
No time for physical exercise or sports? No problem, several sites in Jiangsu are great places for pleasant and invigorating walking tours and hikes. Come and enjoy the fresh air and beautiful view here while doing some exercise.

Nanjing Purple Mountain. Purple Mountain contains a huge network of paths. There are several entrances and from each entrance, paths converge and crisscross all the way to the top of the mountain. Neither the English nor Chinese maps encompass the entire network of paths on Purple Mountain. Signs along the paths on Purple Mountain are difficult to decipher even for people fluent in Chinese.

Lianyungang Huaguo Mountain. The name literally means a mountain rich in flowers and fruits. It is commonly known as the home of the ancient Chinese legendary figure, the Monkey King. He is one of the leading characters in the classical novel "Journey to the West.” For more information, please click here.

Golf in Jiangsu
There are eight international standard 18-hole golf courses in Jiangsu, mainly located in Suzhou, Wuxi and Nanjing. You can apply for a membership card here. Privileged services will be offered especially for you and the golf courses are also one of the best places for business talks. For more information, please click here.

Chinese Medicine, Tea, Health and Longevity
While on vacation let us take you and your family on a road trip toward better health. Our health tour in Jiangsu will educate you about the full range of health cares necessary for living a healthy life, including Chinese medicine, tea, health and longevity.

Nantong: Dubbed the "Home of Longevity," this coastal city has more than 500 residents older than 100 years, and has as many as 160,000 people over the age of 80.
Many international travelers and expats have asked many questions about health and wellness. For medical care services, it is one of China’s WTO (World Trade Organization) commitments that international travelers and expatriates in China can receive the same medical services as local people. For more information, please click here.

Hot Springs: A very necessary addition to your trip, that we highly recommend, is to relax in natural hot pools or hot springs. These attractions can be found at local tourism hotels and sights.

Tangshan Hill Hot Springs is located at Tangshan, in the Jiangning District of Nanjing, and it is a well known hot springs health resort. The Tangshan Hill Hot Spring Holiday Inn has different styles and themes of bathing areas. Mr. Chiang Kai-shek’s hot spring villa is also located in the town. For more information, please click here.

Weddings or Honeymoons in Jiangsu
For couples, we have many places and attractions that are just the ticket for romantic weddings or honeymoons. Traveling with your partner has never been so delightful.

The Qinhuai River is the place for many Nanjing couples to have group wedding ceremonies on a boat.

Suzhou: In addition, a Chinese-style wedding in Suzhou is very special. Couples wear Chinese traditional wedding costumes and hold Chinese-style wedding ceremonies. For more information, please click here.

Nightlife in Jiangsu
Our nightlife guide can help you make the most of the Jiangsu nightlife scene. For example, if you've overdosed on gardens, temples, and classical culture, the perfect interlude might just be an afternoon of fun at China's best amusement park, the Suzhou Amusement Land. For more information, please click here.

Shopping in Jiangsu
After your tour, before going back home, don’t forget to buy some souvenirs and gifts for your friends and family. Here are some hot shopping places in Jiangsu.

Fuzimiao: The Fuzimiao market and historic district has drawn people to Nanjing for centuries. Located in the narrow alleys and among historic buildings, the market has been converted into a handicraft, souvenir and restaurant attraction. Several small museums commemorate special aspects of the neighbourhood's unique history.

Suzhou: Suzhou has always had places to shop; from when it was a medieval market town to the tourist Mecca of today, visitors have always left Suzhou with a few interesting new items in their bags. Suzhou's shopping is concentrated in two areas; Guanqian Jie in the center of the city, and the area around Shiquan Lu in the south. Shiquan Lu is a center not only for shopping, but also dining and nightlife. Located near some of the city's most famous gardens and hotels, its many small stores sell interesting traditional products. There are many antique shops, merchants selling silk, stores of traditional style clothing, and art supplies. It’s a good place to find some of Suzhou's special products, like fine silk and silk embroidery. For more information, please click here.