Top 50 Best Things to Do in Zhejiang

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Sophita23

It's a very large natural area with lots of historical and cultural relics to see. One of the best viewing spots from which to enjoy the lake is Leifeng Pagoda. Access is very convenient and the views are amazing. It's a very popular spot so try to avoid holidays.

M59***60

Songcheng is a fantastic place to visit. I came all the way from Hangzhou to visit Songcheng. There are many great shows, and the staff are very friendly, especially the young men and women ushering in the Songcheng Theater! A huge thumbs up!

maz***83

It's a 10-minute boat ride from Wugongzhi Wharf to Putuoshan Island. The island is quite large, and a day is only enough time to visit a portion of the attractions. It's very crowded and has many incense burners, but the environment is beautiful. There are shuttle buses and cable cars available. However, it can be quite tiring after a day there.

aPin阿拼

I went to Hangzhou in September. Since I was staying in the Lingyin Temple scenic area, we walked there the next day to check out the Buddhist supplies shop. It seems the entrance fee has been abolished now, but when we went, we still had to buy tickets. Looking forward to going again; free admission is so kind! Environment: Lush and green, very pleasing to the eye, and the air was very fresh. However, once inside the temple, it got a bit pungent, but that also shows how many tourists there are and how popular it is! Service: Free drinking water and incense were provided upon entering Lingyin Temple. Kudos to the management!

fanfanli

Lush greenery blankets Shenxianju, with a winding plank road clinging to a hundred-foot cliff. Amidst swirling mists, the scenery changes with every step, occasionally graced by a fleeting bird, as if immortals are leisurely strolling through the forest, carefree and at ease. A few red maple trees dot the cliffside, their fiery hues leaping and dancing against the vast green backdrop, like cinnabar falling onto a jade plate. Towering peaks stand opposite each other, sheer cliffs rise sharply, and the plank road clings to the precipice, suspended in mid-air. Walking upon it feels like stepping into a painting, the heart soaring with the clouds and cranes, the spirit becoming one with the mountains and waters.

爱旅行的小科

The scenery in Wuzhen is truly beautiful, but it's a bit crowded; the whole town felt packed. 😅 Visiting on a regular day would likely be a better experience. Wuzhen's scenery is picturesque and unforgettable. Unfortunately, it seems better to visit on weekdays to avoid the crowds and truly appreciate its tranquil beauty.

M43***21

Each island has its own attractions, so I recommend buying a combined ticket that includes cable car and ropeway fees. The islands are much smaller than I expected. On Meifeng Island in the central lake area, there's only a small area to explore, basically just a viewing platform. I suggest walking up and down the mountain; it's not far. I recommend taking Line 2, which skips Meifeng Island compared to Line 1. Meifeng Island is primarily for dining, so I don't recommend eating there; it's expensive and the food isn't good. Longshan Island is the largest of the islands. You can take a sightseeing bus and a magic carpet up the mountain and walk down.

M22***40

I was drawn to Hengdian World Studios after seeing a discounted off-season ticket for five major attractions online. It was great value for money, and the off-season meant I could avoid the crowds. It was definitely worth the trip, as I could visit and take photos at my own pace at each attraction.

E17***14

You absolutely must go from Fangdong to Lingyan. You can take a cable car up from Fangdong, and the mountain path isn't tiring. Lingyan, on the other hand, is entirely a staircase path; if you're not physically fit, it's best not to go from Lingyan. (There's no cable car at Lingyan.) The Cloud Time Cliff Cafe in Fangdong is very photogenic. It's a great place to rest, have coffee, and take pictures. The suspended iron suspension bridge is the only way to connect Fangdong and Lingyan scenic areas. I'm afraid of heights, but after crossing it, I didn't find it as scary as I imagined. It was manageable. Trying a little thrill can be a great experience.

牛牛魔王88

To be honest, I don't know much about it; I just looked around, took some pictures of the architecture, and had high expectations, so I guess I was a little disappointed? It's acceptable, after all, protecting ancient books requires some effort from us.