Hangzhou WeatherHangzhou has a humid subtropical climate, characterized by mild winters and hot, humid summers. Average annual temperatures typically range between 16°C and 18°C, with highs reaching over 33°C in peak summer months. The city experiences abundant rainfall, especially from April to Jun...

Qingzhiwu, located between Yuquan Campus of Zhejiang University and Hangzhou Botanical Garden, covers an area of nearly 208 mu (1 mu is roughly equals 666 sq. m). A river known as Lingfeng goes through the village, and “Lingfeng Tanmei,” is the best place to appreciate plum blossom.

Charming attractions can be found almost everywhere in Hangzhou, among which, the most famous is West Lake. Actually, besides West Lake, there are other three lakes, which when compared with West Lake are not inferior in any aspect: Qiandao Lake, Xianghu Lake, Qingshan Lake

The Ruins of Liangzhu Ancient City is an example of the early urban civilization of mankind, and it is a demonstration of the history of China's five thousand years of civilization. The success of this application marks that the history of China's five thousand years of civilization has been recognized by the international community.

If you are a tea lovers, Hangzhou is definitely a place worth visiting, especially in spring. Hangzhou is one of the tea capitals in China and famous for it's Dragon Well Green Tea which harverst in Spring from March to May.

ATTRACTIONS around the West Lake are now open free to visitors through May 1. Number limits and epidemic controls are also in effect to ensure public health.

From March 20, Xixi Wetland Will Open Online Booking. It attracts lots of Hangzhou local people to spend one day there with thier family members or friends as Xixi National Wetland is one of the popular place to relax in Hangzhou.

Most of tourist attractions will open free for public from now until Labor Day (1st,May). It greatly promotes Hangzhou's tourism recovery after the COVID-19 virus.When you plan to visit Hangzhou attractions, you should make reservation online in advance.

The Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal, with a history of over 2000 years, spans more than over 1700 kilometers and empties itself into Qiantang River in Hangzhou. It is an ancient Chinese wonder frequently mentioned in books and a witness of Hangzhou’s ups and downs.

There are more Hangzhou scenic areas reopen now, if you plan your Hangzhou trip during the COVID-19, you should carefully read our Hangzhou travel guide to know how to travel around Hangzhou safely.

The annual Mount Chaoshan Plum Blossom Festival, which started on January 8 and lasts through March 28, includes many events to celebrate the blossoms, such as a concert, a temple fair and hanfu (traditional Han costume) cosplay.

Hangzhou is a tea capital in China, not only famous for the Longjing (Dragon Well Green Tea), but also black tea called Jiuqu Hongmei renowned for its sweet and mild taste. You should taste the Hangzhou local tea and learn about Hangzhou local tea culture and history.

Taiziwan Park is where you can enjoy Hangzhou's tulips, on the southern side of West Lake, is popular with families. It’s a great spot for picnicking and for couples taking wedding photographs, as it’s ablaze with flowers all year around. Daily visitor numbers once peaked at 100,000.

Spring marks the beginning of the Longjing tea-picking season in Hangzhou, home of the tea famous around the country for its high quality and great taste.Spring marks the beginning of the Longjing tea-picking season in Hangzhou, home of the tea famous around the country for its high quality and great taste.

Have no idea what to eat and where to eat when you travel to Hangzhou. Renowned for its enchanting scenery, it has long been known as “Paradise on Earth.” However, what Hangzhou has is way more than that. Hangzhou’s time-honored food culture earned the city the reputation of “Heavenly Capital of Food.”

Hangzhou's profound history is not only reflected in its many unique landscapes, but also in the historical and cultural accumulation of the city, for example, old residences of Hangzhou's notables in history.

Have no idea where to go during Hangzhou's summer? Follow this Hangzhou travel guide to spend you summer tour at Hangzhou Paradise Park, Crazy Appleland, Hangzhou Polar Ocean Park and others. You can also find some place to play with cool water avoid the heat in the city.

When visiting the touristic city of Hangzhou it’s not only the wondrous West Lake, Grand Canal, ancient temples or historic blocks that catch each and every visitor’s attention but also the number of thriving food streets. So for a bite-size look at Hangzhou’s top ten food streets then the following are definitely worth savoring after.

As winter draws near, we begin to look for ways to combat the cold. The following food streets with their number of delicious snacks and dishes are bound to warm your mind body and soul.Wu Hill night market in Huixing RoadThe name of this night market can be misleading because the 30-year-old Wu Hil...