Hangzhou

About 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.

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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

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, West Lake has inspired poets and painters for over a thousand years. The 6.5km² lake is ringed by willow-lined causeways, historic temples, and lush hills. The traditional 'Ten Scenes of West Lake' include the famous Broken Bridge, Three Pools Mirroring the Moon, and Leifeng Pagoda. Boat rides, cycling, and leisurely walks reveal different aspects of its timeless beauty.

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