Hangzhou Attraction

Chenghuang Pavilion is an optimum spot for people to get abird eye view of Hangzhou.It is an important part of the West Lake Resort and a showplace for thesplendid history, culture and folk customs of Hangzhou.

A world heritage site with rich and amazing history located in south of the Yangtze River delta, the typical ancient water town of Wuzhen offers a lot more than ancient bridges, canals, dykes and the centerpiece a magnificent garden villa, and was home to a great Chinese literature master Mao Dun.

A famous Buddhist temple survived for over 1600 years in south regions of Yangtze River, Lingyin Temple is seated in Feilaifeng Scenic Area in the northwest of West Lake, serving as a secluded tourist attraction with lavish plants, thick cloud and mist, gorgeous landscape and valuable cultural relics.

A national cultural site located on a hill seating on the bank of West Lake, Six Harmonies Pagoda is magnificent with a height of nearly 60 meters. Originally built in 970 during Northern Song Dynasty, it is a timberwork with 7 floors, 8 faces and 2 layers wooden eaves galleries around each floor.

The Chinese Tea Museum is China's largest tea museum, located in the beautiful Longjing Village near the West Lake. The museum is opened to the public in 1991 and is home to a detailed history of tea, an explanation of tea harvest and brewing, utensils used to make tea and a tea art area.

World-known for dainty landscape of lakes and mountains as well as a mass of places of historic interests, West Lake of Hangzhou is hailed as A Paradise on Earth. The pretty of the lake not only lies in the lake itself but also in its surrounding bridges, pavilions and numerous affecting fairy tales.

Meijiawu cultural tea-village sitting in a dale between deeply green mountains covered in tea has for centuries been the zenith of tea culture and tea cultivation in China. With a history more than 600 years, it is a leisure village in tea farm style famous for producing the renowned Dragon Well Tea.

Located in Dragon Well Village, faces West Lake to the west and Qiantang River to the south, this tea plantation is a picturesque wonderland surrounded by mountains with a large area of tea trees. With tea pavilions scattering here and there, it is a comfortable place for relaxing and enjoying tea.