Zhejiang Hangzhou — home to the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage West Lake, the thousand-year-old Lingyin Temple, and the "World's Most Beautiful Water" Qiandao Lake. A premier destination that blends natural scenery, cultural history, and modern urban life.
Core area of old Hangzhou, site of the Southern Song Dynasty Imperial City
Terminus of the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal, traditional industrial area transformed into a cultural creative hub
Location of West Lake core scenic area, hub for universities and research institutions
Hangzhou High-tech Zone, headquarters cluster for internet enterprises
Location of Hangzhou International Airport, a strong economic district
Cradle of Liangzhu Culture, location of Future Sci-Tech City
Northeast gateway of Hangzhou, key node of canal culture
Core area of riverside development, a modern industrial new city
Essence of Fuchun mountains and rivers, real-world location of Huang Gongwang's "Dwelling in the Fuchun Mountains"
Birthplace of Wu-Yue Culture, ecological barrier of western Zhejiang
China's Most Beautiful County, Fuchun River landscape gallery
Location of Qiandao Lake, China's top tourism county
Xin'an River hydropower base, a cool world
Stroll through West Lake scenery, visit a thousand-year-old temple, experience water town charm
Explore the West Lake UNESCO World Cultural Heritage all day, stroll along Su Causeway in the Morning, visit Three Pools Mirroring the Moon, ascend Leifeng Pagoda for a panoramic view of West Lake, and experience the artistic conception of "West Lake is like a beauty, whether in light or heavy makeup."
Visit Xixi National Wetland Park in the morning, experience the filming location of "If You Are the One," visit the China Wetland Museum in the afternoon, and watch the "Eternal Romance of Songcheng" evening show to feel the Song Dynasty culture.
Take a boat tour of Qiandao Lake in the morning, ascend Meifeng Island for a panoramic view of the "World's Most Beautiful Water," experience water sports in the afternoon, visit the Underwater Ancient City Museum, and feel the grandeur and mystery of this man-made lake.
A traditional Hangzhou dish named after the Northern Song literary giant Su Dongpo, with bright red color, rich sauce, meltingly tender yet holding its shape, fragrant and glutinous without being greasy.
The premier dish of Hangzhou, selected from West Lake grass carp, with strict heat control requirements, tender fish meat, perfectly balanced sweet and sour flavor with a crab-like aroma.
A signature Hangzhou dish made with fresh river shrimp paired with pre-Qingming Longjing new tea, featuring jade-white tender shrimp and the fresh fragrance of green tea leaves.
A traditional Hangzhou dish using a tender young chicken stuffed with fillings, wrapped in West Lake lotus leaves, sealed with mud, and roasted over a fire, preserving the original juices and flavor.