Hangzhou Tourism and Culture

More than 150,000 tulips in Jinshan Flower Sea are in full bloom. Come to revel in the beauty of the flowers.

Spring has brought vitality back to Daming Mountain in Lin'an District.

On Nanshan Mountain in Pingyao Town, there are 13 religious sculptures, which were carved by monks in Yuan Dynasty. Among them, one is a Taoist sculpture while the others are all Buddhist ones. This reflects the harmonious coexistence of Buddhism and Taoism in Zhejiang then.

With plentiful sunshine, rainfall and yellow soil, Tianmu Mountain in Lin'an District produces delicious spring bamboo shoots, a seasonal delicacy not to be missed.

Let's enjoy the fantastic view of Gongshu Canal Sports Park at night. Source:https://www.hangzhou2022.cn/En/presscenter/spotnews/latestnews/202203/t20220325_45802.shtml?fbclid=IwAR0p2FyVtViitMfA-GjTo44TS_egRH2Tu8eWKoGXiHnu1LaSoh_-RrfG378

The pandemic has kept people from going out but it will never stop the approaching of spring. The rapeseed fields in Qiandao Lake start to show their enchanting colors.

Good news! The West Lake Longjing Tea has now entered the harvest season.

The city of Hangzhou is very beautiful when it rains.

The 19th Asian Game is approaching.Children in Jiande City, Hangzhou gathered to distribute posters to welcome the 19th Asian Games.Let's check out the video!

Let's take a walk around the West Lake to listen to the pleasant sound of chirping birds and watch the weeping willows swaying in the spring breeze.

Quyuan Fenghe (曲院风荷) is a good place to watch cherry blossoms in Hangzhou. Look! How beautiful the cherry blossoms are against the backdrop of Song Dynasty architecture!

Sheraton Grand Hangzhou Wetland Park Resort, located in the southeast of Xixi Wetland which is known as the "lung" of the city, now launches a spring afternoon tea set at RMB298. Come to enjoy spring!

As an essential supporting project for Hangzhou Asian Games, the new terminal T4 at Hangzhou Xiaoshan International Airport has passed inspection and is predicted to open to the public in May.

Good news! The tulips in Prince Bay Park have been blooming one after another. Let's go see the beautiful flowers.