HANGZHOU

A Poetic Escape of Lakes, Tea & Timeless Beauty

Hangzhou, China’s lyrical masterpiece where misty West Lake inspired poets for centuries—now blending heritage with hipster cafes and tech vibes.

Must-See Wonders

  • West Lake: Cruise past willow-draped pagodas at dawn, or rent a bike to explore its 10 scenic views (don’t miss the Leifeng Pagoda sunset).
  • Longjing Tea Plantations: Sip the emperor’s favorite green tea while learning to pick leaves in Meijiawu Village.
  • Lingyin Temple: Admire 1,700-year-old Buddhist rock carvings nestled in forested hills.

Hidden Adventures

  • Xixi Wetland: Glide by gondola through watertowns where herons nest among ancient houses.
  • Qiantang River Tidal Bore: Witness the world’s largest silver dragon waves (best August-October).

Travel Made Easy

  • eSIM-ready: Navigate with Google Maps (no VPN needed) to find hidden lakeside jazz bars.
  • Metro Lines 1 & 5 connect key sites; use Didi (China’s Uber) for Hefang Street’s silk shops.

By night, savor Dongpo pork at a 130-year-old restaurant or join locals dancing by the lake. Hangzhou isn’t just a destination—it’s a mood.

On-site Experience

  • Lakes

    West Lake, located in Hangzhou, China, is a place of extraordinary natural beauty and cultural significance. Surrounded by lush green hills and scenic views, it features tranquil lakes, elegant bridges, and historic pagodas. The lake is famous for its "Ten Scenes of West Lake," which offer stunning views throughout the day and seasons. Visitors can enjoy boat rides, stroll along the lakeside paths, or visit nearby attractions like the Lingyin Temple. West Lake is not only a tourist destination but also a symbol of Chinese natural beauty and cultural heritage.

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  • Food

    Hangzhou, a paradise of Chinese cuisine, is known for its delicate and fresh flavors. Signature dishes like West Lake Fish in Vinegar Gravy and Longjing Shrimp feature local ingredients and refined cooking. Dongpo Pork, with its rich yet non-greasy taste, is a must-try. Don’t miss Hangzhou’s soup dumplings and rice noodles. Paired with the city’s beautiful views, its food offers a delightful experience that showcases Zhejiang cuisine’s essence.

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  • Shopping

    Hangzhou's Sijiqing area is a hub of fashion and commerce. It's renowned for its massive clothing wholesale market, offering a vast array of clothing styles at competitive prices. Visitors can explore numerous stalls and shops, discovering everything from trendy outfits to traditional garments. The market attracts buyers from various places and is a paradise for fashion lovers and shoppers seeking the latest styles. Its dynamic atmosphere and diverse offerings make it a central destination for those interested in fashion and retail in Hangzhou.

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