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Discover 897 Paragliding in Huzhou on Trip.com, updated 15 November 2026, with experiences lasting from 1 to 13 hours. Find the perfect adventure for your day!

From US$14.98 per person, with an average total of US$113.32. Choose the option that suits your plan.

With 334 verified reviews, Paragliding Huzhou boast an average rating of 4.5.

This week's most popular Paragliding: "Wuzhen Xizha Night Tour + Nanxun Ancient Town (20 people or less) - All-inclusive tour with options for water town boat or first-class bus.", with 319 reviews and a 4.8 rating.

Now on Trip.com: "Wuzhen Xizha Night Tour + Nanxun Ancient Town (20 people or less) - All-inclusive tour with options for water town boat or first-class bus.", a 13-hour adventure in Huzhou!

The next available day tour departs on 16 November 2026. Book now to secure your spot!

Huzhou Paragliding usually take about 13 hours — perfect for a relaxed, immersive experience!

100% of Huzhou Paragliding now offer English-speaking guides

November is the perfect time to visit Huzhou! Choose from 897 available day tours, including seasonal favorites like Wuzhen Xizha Night Tour + Nanxun Ancient Town (20 people or less) - All-inclusive tour with options for water town boat or first-class bus..

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Reviews: Wuzhen Xizha Night Tour + Nanxun Ancient Town (20 people or less) - All-inclusive tour with options for water town boat or first-class bus.
Guest User2026-11-06
Today, under the guidance of our tour guide Zhao, we participated in a water town tour, visiting Nanxun and Wuzhen in one day. I am grateful to Director Zhao for the detailed explanations and the well-planned itinerary, which gave me a deeper impression of the water towns of Jiangnan. Special praise goes to the driver for his exceptionally smooth driving; the day's trip was very enjoyable!
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Reviews: Depart From Shanghai: Wuzhen & Nanxun Ancient Town Day Tour
Guest User2026-11-10
Itin mention group max of 52, but our coach only meant for around 40++, so some of the tour members needed to be taken via Didi from Shanghai to Wuzhen. Also some of the passengers not meant for on day touring, rather they were drop off at Wuzhen Hotel for tour next day..................and they were the one seating on the tour bus instead of the actual tour passengers. First stop were at the Wuzhen group restaurant which we paid RMB35 each person, the food were simple without services...........yes RMB35 were nothing for tourist like us, but the quality of food can be better, compare with any other group tour of RMB30pp a lunch. One guide handling such group of 40 or 50 people with total different tour itinerary & inclusion really a mess, but this is the only way they can keep this running for full capacity. NO MORE COMMENTS
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Reviews: From Shanghai: One-Day Tour to Wuzhen East Scenic Zone + Nanxun Ancient Town (Twin Ancient Towns · Water Town Day Trip)
Guest User2026-11-03
The night view of Wuzhen is truly beautiful, especially the evening boat ride admiring the lights on both banks – definitely worth experiencing! The local olive vegetable flatbread was a delightful surprise, absolutely delicious, don't miss it! There are also many unique cafes and boutiques within the scenic area, worth taking your time to explore; some cafes offer quite creative drinks. Regarding lunch, the tour didn't include meals, and the group meal looked rather ordinary, so the three of us opted to order and pay for our own food at the same restaurant, which turned out to be more to our liking. However, the itinerary needs improvement. The advertisement highlighted the boat tour as a selling point, but it wasn't clearly stated that an extra fee of 50 yuan per person was required, while local boat tickets only cost 30 yuan. The female tour guide repeatedly tried to persuade us to rent audio guide headphones on the bus, and the three of us reluctantly rented a 10-yuan pair to appease her, only to find we barely used them throughout the trip. After lunch, we were suddenly switched to another tour guide, with dozens of people, making it difficult to follow the guided tour; we had to explore on our own. While queuing for the boat, we even encountered local staff arranging for other tourists to cut in line, negatively impacting our experience. Commendably, after I raised the issue through the Trip.com platform, the relevant staff of the travel agency proactively contacted me and quickly processed and refunded the boat fare and headphone rental fee. This proactive follow-up and willingness to take responsibility deserves recognition! In summary: Wuzhen itself is well worth visiting; the scenery, food, and unique shops are all delightful surprises. However, there is still room for improvement in the transparency of tour pricing and the arrangement of guided tours.