Hangzhou Tours

Top Attractions in & around Hangzhou

WEST LAKE

It is one of China's most well-known lakes because many traditional Chinese tales and folklore took place there. Such as the notable The Legend of the White Serpent. In addition to beautiful mythology, there is also lovely scenery. A leisure boat tour provides a breathtaking 360-degree view of the lake, as well as attractions around, including Fei Lai Feng and Leifeng Tower. After boating, tourists typically visit the Dragon Well Tea Plantation to learn about Chinese tea culture. Since thousands of years ago, many Confucianism masters and scholars have pursued dragon well tea, making it a symbol of Hangzhou.

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  WUZHEN WATERTOWN

  Here, which is one of China's top ten historical and cultural towns, people have been thriving since 6,000 BC. Riding a scull is the most popular experience in Wuzhen Watertown, due to its picturesque surroundings and distinctive residential houses built along the canal.

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  MUSEUMS OF KNIVES, SCISSORS AND SWORDS, FAN AND UMBRELLA

  In order to promote and protect China's time-honored handicrafts, this museum was born and houses thousands of precious cultural relics. In addition to learning the history, if visitors are interested, they can also experience painting and assembling umbrellas in person.

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  BEIJING-HANGZHOU GRAND CANAL

  Built 2000 years ago, it is the largest ancient canal project in the world with the longest mileage. Hangzhou is the starting point of the Grand Canal, which passes through four provinces and runs through five major water systems including the Yellow River and the Yangtze River.

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  NANXUN

  Nanxun is the only ancient town in the southern Yangtze River region that blends Chinese traditional homes with elegant western-style contractures. Because it once had a thriving silk industry, where many merchants are highly educated, and several even studied abroad.