Nanxun Ancient Town is a beautifully preserved water town with centuries of history. Famous as the "Venice of the East," its network of canals is lined with elegant stone bridges and traditional houses. Once home to wealthy silk merchants, Nanxun boasts stunning architecture blending Ming & Qing Dynasty Chinese styles with unexpected European influences. Key sights include the grand mansions like Zhangshiming's Old House, the unique Red House Library , and serene gardens. Wander its ancient streets, glide on a boat, and experience a living museum of culture, trade, and tranquil waterways. Highlights: Little Lotus Garden, Red House Library, Zhangshiming's Old House

Nestled along the ancient Grand Canal near Huzhou, Zhejiang, Digang is a serene, well-preserved water village. Renowned for its crisscrossing canals, stone bridges, and traditional white-walled houses, it embodies classic Jiangnan charm. Historically a hub for silk production and fish farming, Digang retains a strong connection to its heritage. Wander narrow lanes, see historic homes, and visit landmarks like the impressive **Opera Stage**. Experience authentic local life, savor freshwater fish dishes, and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of this "living fossil" canal town. Highlights: World Heritage China China Museum, One Dollar Tea House, Eco-Agricultural Village