Hangzhou

Why Visit Hangzhou

Marco Polo called it 'the finest and most splendid city in the world.' Hangzhou's West Lake remains one of China's most celebrated landscapes, a UNESCO World Heritage Site surrounded by pagodas, temples, and tea plantations. Home to the headquarters of Alibaba and famous for Longjing green tea, Hangzhou blends natural beauty with innovation.

Must-See Attractions

2 attractions to explore in Hangzhou

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Hangzhou Songcheng

A Song Dynasty-themed park recreating 12th century Hangzhou when it served as the Southern Song capital. The highlight is 'Romance of the Song Dynasty,' a spectacular indoor show featuring 300+ performers, stunning special effects, and dramatic scenes including indoor rain and floods. The park itself offers ancient streets, craftsman workshops, and interactive performances throughout the day.

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West Lake

West Lake, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is the defining landmark of Hangzhou and a symbol of classical Chinese beauty. Renowned for its stunning freshwater scenery and profound cultural significance, it has inspired poets and artists for centuries. Visitors can explore willow-lined banks, ancient pagodas like Leifeng, and historic causeways such as the Su Causeway.

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