Hangzhou Botanical Garden

Hangzhou Botanical Garden is also a magical check-in spot! A real-life fairy tale with walls full of fresh flowers and adorable green sculptures. Walking in feels like stepping into a world of elves, and you just can’t stop taking pictures! Must-visit fairy tale scenes! Hobbit Colorful Cottage A round-door cottage with contrasting red and blue colors, its roof covered with hydrangeas, chrysanthemums, ferns, and various flowers, plus a cute owl-shaped green sculpture. Every detail looks like it’s been lifted straight from an animation! Stand on the wooden boardwalk and use the cottage as your background for photos—you’ll instantly look like the heroine of a fairy tale. Adorable Green Sculpture Mini World Besides the owl, there are green sculptures shaped like squirrels and chicks hiding in the flowers, super cute with full attention to detail! Paired with the round wooden stump walkway, whether from afar or up close, it’s full of atmosphere. Immersive Flower Sea Pathway The cottage is surrounded by layers of flowers in pink, yellow, and red—super soothing. Walking on the wooden boardwalk feels like being in a secret sea of flowers, with the scent of blossoms in the air. Every snap is wallpaper-worthy! 📝 Travel Tips (Avoid Pitfalls + Practical Guide) ✅ Address: No.1 Taoyuanling, Xihu District, Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, Hangzhou Botanical Garden (near the Potted Plant Garden, just follow the signs) ✅ Transportation: Metro Line 3 to Qiche Xizhan or Gudun Road Station, 10 minutes by taxi; parking available for self-driving visitors ✅ Best Time: Flower season peaks from September to November with full blooms and vibrant colors, perfect for photos; recommended visiting between 9-11 AM for fewer crowds and better lighting, increasing your chances of great shots! ✅ Outfit: Wear light-colored, forest-style clothes (white dresses, floral dresses, denim styles all work great), paired with a straw hat and small basket for that perfect fairy tale look! ✅ Duration: The exhibition area is small; 1 hour is enough for photos and a stroll. You can also explore other parts of the botanical garden, like the succulent area and Magnolia camellia garden, making for a full day of fun! ✅ Caution: Be careful not to damage flowers or step on the grass while taking photos; weekends are crowded, so arrive early if you want empty shots! 💡 Photo Tips For full cottage shots: Stand in the middle of the wooden boardwalk with the cottage and flower sea as your background, shoot from a low angle to elongate your legs and maximize the fairy tale feel! For detail close-ups: Focus on the round door, green sculptures, and flowers. For interactive shots: Pretend to push the door or run along the path, capturing natural moments that are lively and beautiful! I really love this place! No need to travel far—you can immerse yourself in a fairy tale world right in the city. Perfect for couples, friends taking photos, or family outings. Save this spot and bring your people for a weekend adventure!

Unlock hidden gems in Hangzhou with your kids—Mulan Mountain Tea Garden’s winter camellia sea holds a unique kind of romance. Hold your child’s hand as you stroll through the tea hills, admire the camellias, bask in the warm sun, and enjoy a leisurely parent-child moment. This short trip is perfect for a weekend outing with kids. The pink and white Beauty Camellia is the star of the tea garden, its gentle petals blooming on the branches, beautifully contrasting with the layers of tea bushes. Kids will chase bees through the flowers, occasionally stopping to observe the camellias, murmuring about the pretty blooms. Their innocent expressions bring warmth to the heart. The atmosphere here is full and peaceful—no city noise, just the breeze through the woods and a faint floral scent. Sitting on a bench in the tea garden, watching your kids play freely, and occasionally snapping a few parent-child photos together is simple and happy. 📍 Location: Mulan Mountain Tea Garden, Hangzhou 🎫 Tickets: 4 RMB, free with park annual pass, no pressure for family visits ⏰ Hours: 08:30-16:30, avoid afternoon peak hours for a more comfortable visit with kids 📍 Address: No. 2 Yugu Road, Xihu District (opposite the South Gate of the Botanical Garden) 🚌 Transportation: Take the bus to Botanical Garden Station, then a 5-minute walk—super convenient for traveling with kids by public transport 💡 Family Visit Tips: The tea garden is next to Hangzhou Botanical Garden, so after admiring the camellias, you can take your kids to explore the botanical garden for a one-stop natural beauty experience; the garden has many camellia varieties, so prepare a small notebook for your kids to draw their favorite camellias to deepen their impression; Hangzhou’s winter afternoon sun is warm, so while letting your kids enjoy the sunshine, remember to apply sunscreen to avoid sunburn.

Strolling through Hangzhou Botanical Garden🌿 Unexpectedly encountering a mysterious Buddha head deep in the bamboo forest The tranquil Zen atmosphere exudes a touch of ethereal charm💫 Every stone path here is full of character Stepping on fallen flowers🌸 Hearing the sound of rain💧 Even the wind becomes gentle~ 🌳Location: Hangzhou Botanical Garden 📷Photography tips: It’s best to visit on rainy days or early mornings; the thin mist adds more ambiance! Remember to wear light-colored clothes for the best photos~

I have been to some beautiful places and though it is winter everything was so green💚 #china You can see pictures from these places I have visited. 植物园 西湖曲院风荷 绿茶餐厅 CBD 公园 雷峰塔景区雷峰塔 I was planning to also go 灵隐寺, 乌龟潭, 小河东河下, 吉祥里 to see these places but I didn't get the opportunity, anyway I hope you will also enjoy your trip in Hangzhou! ( I liked the people there btw) Good Luck 🫶🏻

The Hangzhou Botanical Garden is open daily from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM. An incredibly beautiful place where you can spend several hours. There are numerous floral installations perfect for taking countless photos and videos. Cost - 10 yuan (tickets can be purchased directly at the ticket office).

Located at Taoyuanling by West Lake, Hangzhou Botanical Garden is a natural oxygen bar by the lake. Admission is only 10 yuan, with half-price for students and free entry with a Hangzhou Park Card. Open from 7:00–17:00. We recommend allowing 2–3 hours for your visit. For transportation, we recommend taking bus 15, 28, or 82 to the Botanical Garden station. Alternatively, take Metro Line 3 to Huanglong Sports Center Station, then ride a bike for 10 minutes. Driving is not recommended due to limited parking. Recommended route: Enter through the South Gate > Han Meilin Art Museum (famous for the Buddha head sculpture; closed on Tuesdays) > Yuquan Yuyue (Jade Spring), where you can see schools of koi in the pool and enjoy the tranquil ancient spring > Herb Garden (closed on Mondays; a medicinal plant education area) > Lingfeng Plum Blossom Garden, a popular spot for plum blossoms in winter and spring. Finally, exit through the North Gate, which leads directly to the Qingzhiwu food street. The garden offers different scenery throughout the seasons: blooming flowers in spring, cool bamboo forests in summer, red leaves in autumn, and plum blossoms in winter and spring. The light is soft in the early morning or evening, making it perfect for photography. Light-colored clothing is ideal for photos in the forest. Tips: Wear comfortable sneakers. There are many mosquitoes in the forest, so bring mosquito repellent. Please protect the plants and do not pick them. After your visit, you can stop by Quyuan Fenghe (Lotus in the Breeze at Crooked Courtyard) to connect with other attractions on the west side of West Lake, avoiding the crowds in the main scenic area and enjoying the tranquil forest atmosphere.

Autumn chrysanthemum viewing in Hangzhou | Botanical Garden Yangtze River Delta Chrysanthemum Exhibition, starry sky theme is super photogenic 🌼 The annual Hangzhou chrysanthemum feast is coming! "Chrysanthemum Charm, Shared Future," the 2026 6th Yangtze River Delta Chrysanthemum Boutique Exhibition and the 12th Hangzhou Chrysanthemum Art Exhibition, will open at the Hangzhou Botanical Garden on Nov 3. This exhibition connects six sub-venues, spreading the scent of chrysanthemums throughout Hangzhou, allowing the whole city to feel the romance of autumn. We have prepared many surprises on-site, with over 1,500 pots of premium chrysanthemums in full bloom and a 200-meter-long chrysanthemum corridor that sets the perfect mood. 14 creative chrysanthemum art installations, 12 ecological balconies, and 100 exquisite micro-gardens are cleverly designed and perfect for taking photos. We have organized a smooth tour route for you: Enter from the North Gate, enjoy the chrysanthemums along the main road, check out the renovated starry sky-themed garden and the flowing waterfall. The sika deer chrysanthemum display on the lake is very lively, and the core exhibition area, Jade Spring Fish Leaping, is a must-visit. Along the way, there are also fun installations like the Harry Potter magic cottage, and the kitten chasing butterflies display at the South Gate exit is cute and healing. 📍Hangzhou Botanical Garden, admission ticket is ¥10, free with a park card. Public transport is more convenient; take Metro Line 3/10 to Huanglong Sports Center Station and walk. If driving, we recommend parking at Huanglong Sports Center to avoid parking difficulties at the garden.

I'm seriously crying over how beautiful the Hangzhou Botanical Garden is! Walking in through the North Gate, your eyes are met with a healing sea of green🌳. It's an instant escape from the city hustle, like stepping right into a wonderland!✨ 🌟 Top Picks for Your Visit: 1️⃣ Yuquan (Jade Spring) Fish Leaping: 🐟 The black carps in the pond are as plump as little submarines, so adorable! 🏯 The "Fish Joy Country" plaque, inscribed by Dong Qichang of the Ming Dynasty, gives off incredible ancient vibes. 😌 Watching these massive fish swimming leisurely is the ultimate stress-reliever~ 2️⃣ Baicao (Hundred Herbs) Garden: 🌿 The massive variety of traditional Chinese medicinal herbs will leave you dazzled. 💨 The air is filled with the fresh, earthy scent of flora. 👃 Take a deep breath—it's incredibly refreshing! 3️⃣ Magnolia & Camellia Garden: 🌸 The "Jinpan Lizhi" and "Simianjing" camellias are in full bloom right now. 📸 Every casual snap turns out like a magazine cover. 🌦️ It's super moody and aesthetic even on rainy or overcast days! 📸 Photo Guide: 👗 Light-colored outfits look best on camera. 🎋 Snap some artsy shots along the bamboo paths. 🏯 Capture epic historical-style portraits next to the ancient architecture. ⚠️ Pro Tips: 🦟 Bring bug spray! Seriously, don't forget it! ⏰ The garden is huge, so plan for at least 3 hours to explore at your own pace. 🌞 Come on a sunny day for the best photos and higher visibility~ 📍 Address: Hangzhou Botanical Garden (No. 1 Taoyuanling, Xihu District) 🎫 Tickets: 10 - 20 RMB 🚇 Getting There: Take Metro Line 3 to Huanglong Cave Station (Exit B), then transfer to Bus 15, 28, or 82 and get off at the Botanical Garden Station. Come check it out! It's the absolute perfect spot for a weekend getaway, a romantic date, or some family fun~💕

Hidden Martial Arts Wonderland by West Lake 🍃 A must-visit for Jin Yong fans, Yun Song Book House Hangzhou, this romantic city in Jiangnan, is full of surprises. I was amazed when I stumbled upon Yun Song Book House! As a Jin Yong fan, this treasure spot is not to be missed~ The Jiangnan courtyard with white walls and black eaves is super photogenic 📸 The book house is surrounded by ancient camphor trees, very quiet and peaceful. Walking in feels like stepping into the world of martial arts novels. The building names like Songfeng Mingyue Tower and Gengyun Pavilion have such a great vibe—Mr. Jin Yong really knew how to name places! 【Must-Visit Spots】 1️⃣ Songfeng Mingyue Tower: Stand on the second floor to take in the entire view of the book house 2️⃣ Waterside Pavilion Corridor: Perfect for taking ancient-style photos; even more atmospheric on rainy days 3️⃣ Jin Yong Exhibition Hall: See the master's manuscripts, old photos, and other precious materials 📍Address: No. 13 Lingyin Road, West Lake District, Hangzhou Botanical Garden (next to Hangzhou Botanical Garden) ⏰Opening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM (Closed on Mondays) 🎫Admission: Free!! Tips: 1. The book house is small and can be toured in about an hour; it’s recommended to visit it on the same day as the botanical garden 2. Rainy days add to the atmosphere, so remember to bring an umbrella 3. There are many teahouses nearby, perfect for enjoying a cup of Longjing tea after your visit 🚌Transportation: Take bus 7, 27, or Tour 2 to Jiulisong Station, then walk 5 minutes Or take a taxi and set the destination to "Yun Song Book House" for convenience

🔆Hangzhou Botanical Garden🔆 is the largest plant collection in Hangzhou, China. Located near West Lake, it features a wide variety of plants and stunning scenery throughout the year, especially during the blooming season and autumn foliage 🌻 🎗 Tourists often visit to study nature and stroll through the expansive garden. With clean and beautiful walking paths, it's perfect for leisurely walks lasting several hours or even a full day. 🎏 Inside the Hangzhou Botanical Garden, you'll find a diverse array of flowers, highlighted by over 5,000 plum trees and one of the best spots in Hangzhou to view cherry blossoms. A major attraction is the 6-meter-tall Buddha head statue, a popular photo spot for visitors. The garden is also ideal for bringing children to enjoy outdoor activities and learn about nature. 💲 The entrance fee is 10 yuan (approximately 46 baht). Payment can be made via Alipay at the garden entrance. The price is very affordable considering the garden spans thousands of acres. 🕜 Opening hours: 07:00 - 17:30 📌Location: Hangzhou Botanical Garden, Xihu District, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China🇨🇳

A clear creek winds around the rolling green mountains, with layers of lush trees covering the lakeside embankment. The gentle poetic charm unique to Jiangnan is all hidden in this sea of greenery. Strolling slowly along the forest path, sunlight filters through the leaves, casting dappled shadows on the moss-covered stone steps. The rich layers of green unfold like a natural painting, with a breeze carrying a faint scent of tea, fresh and healing. Temporarily escape the city's hustle and bustle, hide in the mountains to steal a moment of leisure, and immerse yourself in the full green of Hangzhou’s midsummer. 📍 Check-in spots list P1 Yuhu Bay P2 Hangzhou Botanical Garden P3 Liulang Wenying P4 Yunsong Book House P5 Xiling Bridge P6 Gushan Park P7 Yunqi Bamboo Path P8 China National Tea Museum P9 White Snake Flying Ferry

Get close to nature 🍃 and relax completely. I didn't expect to find such a great spa at the Hangzhou Botanical Garden