Welcome to Hangzhou

UNESCO World Heritage Site, West Lake is the symbol of Hangzhou, known for its tranquil waters, classical gardens, pagodas, and romantic legends.

One of China’s oldest and most famous Buddhist temples, surrounded by lush forest and the iconic Feilai Feng grotto carvings.

A One of China’s oldest and most famous Buddhist temples, surrounded by lush forest and the iconic Feilai Feng grotto carvings.

Home to the world-famous Dragon Well green tea, visitors can stroll through tea plantations, taste fresh tea, and enjoy countryside views.

The largest silk museum in the world, showcasing the history and development of silk in Chinese culture.

A lively pedestrian street offering traditional architecture, snacks, crafts, tea houses, and Chinese medicine shops.

A vast and tranquil wetland reserve, perfect for boat rides, bird watching, and walking trails.

A picturesque campus blending traditional Chinese architecture and modern design, often with open art exhibitions.

A unique museum dedicated to Hangzhou’s culinary culture, including displays, tastings, and cooking demos.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site and the longest ancient canal in the world. Explore the Gongchen Bridge area with museums and riverside charm.