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Explore Kunshan
Kunshan is a clean garden city with a thriving tourist industry. Those who are lucky to call Kunshan their home can expect a forward-thinking, peaceful city within in a stone’s throw of fast-paced Shanghai.
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Little Taipei
When you are in Kunshan, you can enjoy a variety of food such as Suzhou style cuisine, famous for its soft sweet flavours, or you can enjoy a thriving Taiwanese food culture influenced by business people from Taiwan who temporarily call Kunshan their home.
During your stay, you will be able to enjoy a thriving nightlife around the city with traditional KTV venues, restaurants and street food vendors open till late. But if you really want to feel like a local, then head to Huanghe road. Here you’ll find Kunshan’s night hotspot with pubs, clubs and cafés. There’s plenty to see and do in Kunshan and you’re never far from other amazing cities.
Why Kunshan?
Made of 9 smaller towns: Yushan town, Bacheng town, Lujia Town, Shanhu Town Zhangpu Town, Zhouzhang Town, Qiandeng Town, Jinxu Town
Home to two major freshwater lakes, Dianshan and Yangcheng
Three famous water towns: Zhouzhuang, Qiandeng and Jinxi.
Home of Kunshan diao, one of China’s eldest theatre arts.
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