上海のNanxun Water Villageへのプライベートツアー

We enjoyed our trip to Nanxun, and felt that Harris was a pretty decent guide. He brought us to eat some cheap local food in Shanghai before heading to Nanxun, and did a decent job of explaining some historical details about the place, although it kind of felt like a smattering of random knowledge as opposed to a cohesive historical narrative; and while he made sense most of the time we felt like he couldn't fully answer some of our questions while we were there—however, since a place like Nanxun is not thoroughly covered by online English informational resources, his explanations were welcome nonetheless. Since I åccidentally forgot something at the hotel, we lost about an hour for the tour, so it also ended up feeling really rushed, but overall we had fun and felt that Harris adapted to the situation and was a helpful enough guide. The place was worthwhile to have a less crowded, more authentic feeling visit to a water town.

<p>Tour was good, but I expected Nanxun to be Chinese Venice and it is not.<br/> Too little time on the boat, mostly walking tours and ride from and to Shanghai is more than an hour one direction. Or even longer.</p>