Exploring Beyond West Lake: Hidden Gems of Hangzhou

As misty rain drifts into the scenic landscapes of Jiangnan, the mountains and waters appear as if ink-stained. While visiting Hangzhou, do not confine yourself solely to West Lake. Embark on an adventure to these eight hidden gems, guaranteed to captivate your senses and wow your social media circles.

1️⃣ Xiaohe Zhijie – Topping the list of Hangzhou’s most artistic locales, Xiaohe Zhijie is a treasure trove of cultural and retro shops along the banks of the Grand Canal. For an immersive canal experience, recommend exploring the route from Xiaohe Zhijie to Gongchen Bridge and the Qiaoxi Historical Block, offering a delightful blend of shopping, entertainment, and photo ops.

2️⃣ Hangzhou Botanical Garden – A beloved haunt for locals, this garden showcases a never-ending array of flowers and landscapes throughout the year.

3️⃣ Wu Shan Area – Beneath its foothills, the Wu Shan Area embodies the lively, authentic atmosphere of old Hangzhou. From Shiwu Kui Lane to Xiaoxia Lane, Dama Lane, and Zhongshan South Road, this area is a testament to the rich cultural heritage of the city.

4️⃣ Manjuelong – One of the Ten Scenic Spots of West Lake, Manjuelong is renowned for its profusion of osmanthus blossoms during September and October, perfuming the entire village.

5️⃣ Hupao Park – A surprising discovery! The verdant forests of Hupao Park offer a serene and adventurous experience, especially when visited during quieter hours.

6️⃣ Taiziwan Park – Spring blossoms, summer coolness, autumn breezes, and winter snowflakes – Taiziwan Park offers a romantic escape in every season. Its tulips, trickling streams, and vast lawns evoke scenes from French cinema, where the wind is free and you are your own master.

7️⃣ Liangzhu Ancient City Site Park – Every corner of this park is a scene worthy of a healing film. Throughout the year, it offers a diverse array of sensations. In autumn, the rice paddies, cosmos flowers, reeds, and spotted deer transform the park into a fairytale world.

8️⃣ Yuhuang Mountain – One side offers a panoramic view of Bagua Tian fields and the Qiantang River, while the other faces the Leifeng Pagoda and the West Lake’s Su Causeway. A weekend hike with friends is an ideal way to unwind and rejuvenate.

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