How to Travel between Wuzhen & Xitang by Bus

 Introduction

Traveling between Wuzhen and Xitang, two of China’s most picturesque water towns, has became convenient and affordable experience thanks to the well-organized bus services. Whether you’re starting your journey in Wuzhen or Xitang, this guide will help you navigate the transportation options.

1. Wuzhen – Xitang Dedicated Bus Line

The Jiaxing Ancient Town Tourist Line G3, a dedicated bus service connects the Wuzhen Water Town, Xitang Water Town and  and makes a stop at Puyuan Fashion Guzhen, another charming ancient town along the way. The bus operates four times daily in both directions, making it a reliable option for travelers.

2. Bus Schedule and Stops

The dedicated bus runs at the following times (subject to change, so always double-check before your trip). Here’s a summary of the departure times and route:

Departure Times Route
08:00, 10:15, 14:00, 16:00 Xitang Scenic Area → Puyuan Fashion Guzhen → Wuzhen Dongzha → Wuzhen Xizha

The same schedule applies for buses traveling from Wuzhen to Xitang.

3. Ticket Information

  • Price: The fare for the dedicated bus is around 15 RMB.
  • Where to Buy Tickets: Tickets can be purchased directly at the bus stations in Wuzhen or Xitang Water Town’s bus stop.
Shanghai to Tongxiang Train, Hangzhou to Tongxiang Train, Suzhou to Tongxiang Train
Where to stay in Wuzhen Water Town
Wuzhen Water Town tickets (attraction ticket for Xizha or Dongzha Scenic Zones)
Shuttle buses from Wuzhen to Shanghai, Hangzhou, Suzhou, or vice verse.

4. Alternative Option: Private Shuttle Bus

If you prefer a more private and flexible travel experience, you can book a private shuttle bus through platforms like www.Trip.com. These shuttles offer 5-seater or 7-seater vehicles, but they come at a higher price of around 225 RMB. This option is ideal for groups or travelers who value comfort and convenience over cost.

Shuttle bus can be booked via links below:

Trusted Online Ticket Agents:

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Option 2: Trip.com  is an internatioal brand owned by Ctrip Group, China's largest online travel booking platform. Trip.com offers booking service for flight, train, hotel, activities, etc