Category: Hangzhou Travel Guide

Xinye Ancient Village (新叶古村), located in Jiande City, Zhejiang Province, was established in the twelfth year of the Jiajing period [...]

The Zhejiang Art Museum (浙江美术馆) occupies an area of 35,000 square meters and boasts 14 exhibition halls of various sizes, [...]

Nanping Evening Bell (南屏晚钟) refers to the ringing of the bronze bell at Jingci Temple near Nanping Hill in Hangzhou, [...]

Jingci Temple (净慈寺), located in the vicinity of West Lake in Hangzhou, is one of the four ancient temples with [...]

Hangzhou Safari Park (杭州野生动物世界) spans approximately 2600 acres and opened its gates to the public in 2002. It stands as [...]

Faxi Temple (法喜寺), also known as Shangtianzhu (上天竺), has stood in Hangzhou for over a millennium, tracing its origins back [...]

Longmen Ancient Town (龙门古镇), renowned for its unique collection of Ming and Qing Dynasty architecture, stands out as one of [...]

The City God Pavilion, also known as Chenghuang Pavilion (城隍阁), situated atop Wu Mountain in Hangzhou, is a magnificent seven-story [...]

Qinchuan Ancient Village (芹川古村) has a history of over 700 years, dating back to when the ancestral patriarch, Wan Ning [...]

Zhejiang Provincial Museum (Gushan) (浙江省博物馆孤山馆), located at the foot of Gushan Mountain, south of the picturesque West Lake in Hangzhou, [...]

The grand song and dance performance “Romance of the Song Dynasty (宋城千古情)” is the soul of the Songcheng Scenic Area [...]

The China Umbrella Museum (中国伞博物馆) in Hangzhou comprehensively showcases Chinese umbrella culture, history, stories, umbrella-making craftsmanship, and umbrella art. It [...]