Top 50 Night Attractions in Zhejiang

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最美不过路上的风景

The autumn foliage at Hangzhou's Flower Harbor Park is at its peak, with large areas of red maple and Japanese maple turning crimson, creating a stunning "red reflection in the water" spectacle. 🌟 Autumn Foliage Features and Best Viewing Time Autumn Foliage Varieties: Primarily red maple and Japanese maple, with vibrant, scarlet leaves and tall, graceful trees. Some areas also feature feather maple. Best Time: Currently (early December), the leaves are 100% red, and the viewing period can last until mid-to-late December. In the early morning (6:00-8:00 AM), before the mist dissipates, sunlight filters through the leaves, creating a spectacular interplay of light and shadow. In the evening (4:00-6:00 PM), the sunset bathes the leaves in a warm orange hue, creating a truly atmospheric scene. 📸 Must-Visit Photo Spots Red Fish Pond: The reflection of the red leaves in the clear lake, along with the swimming koi, creates a picturesque scene. The Nine-Bend Bridge is a classic photo spot. Near the Peony Garden: The old maple trees display vibrant colors; backlighting from the wooden pavilion allows you to capture the translucent texture of the red leaves. Yanggong Causeway area: At dusk, you can witness the spectacular "golden light through the holes" phenomenon (the Tyndall effect created by sunlight penetrating through maple leaves).

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Wuzhen is divided into East Gate and West Gate. East Gate mainly houses cultural and historical museums, while West Gate is primarily a residential area. The main streets here are lined with shops, making it a great place to shop for souvenirs. West Gate is even more beautiful at night, brightly lit.

xiaowangcnjp

I've been to the Shanghai Romance Park, and I felt the park was too small. The Hangzhou park, supposedly the main base, is indeed very large, with many more shows, and is much better than the Shanghai one.

小雪522

Nighttime is better than daytime for boat trips, watching shows, and staying at nearby hotels. There are also many guesthouses in the old town. Since it's weekday season, it's not crowded. The overall experience was quite good.

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.

Anonymous user

Hengdian World Studio is the world's largest film and television production base and a major tourist attraction in Hengdian, Zhejiang Province, China. Known as the "Hollywood of the East. It is worth of going.

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.

行走在民间的艺术家

Xitang, nestled by the water, offers a stolen moment of tranquility. Stepping into Xitang is like stepping into a watercolor painting. The cobblestone streets, polished smooth by time, creak underfoot, like the ancient town whispering tales of a thousand years. Black-awning boats glide swaying on the emerald water, their oars shattering the reflections on the surface, and also silencing the hustle and bustle of the world. The covered walkways, long and short, connect along the streets, providing shade on sunny days and shelter from the rain, embodying the most comfortable daily life of the people of Xitang. Elderly people sit on bamboo chairs under the walkways, chatting and fanning themselves; the sweet aroma of water chestnut cakes and the refreshing scent of green bean tea waft from the shops, enticing you to stop and linger. Turning into the deep alleys, old houses with white walls and black tiles are scattered in a charmingly disordered manner, their mottled walls covered with ivy, exuding a gentle warmth of time amidst the lush greenery. As dusk falls, Xitang transforms. Red lanterns lit up one after another, their warm yellow glow spreading across the river and reflecting in the water like a flowing galaxy. Melodious songs drifted from the riverside taverns, carried on the evening breeze, intoxicating the tourists and enchanting the Jiangnan night. No need to rush to see the sights, no need to hurry. In Xitang, simply slow down, stroll along the riverbank, watch the boats come and go, watch the clouds drift by. Those little surprises hidden in the alleyways, those leisurely moments infused with the everyday life, are what make Xitang so captivating.

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Highly recommended! The sacred altar blends traditional craftsmanship with modern technology, featuring white marble walls adorned with gilded statues—every detail showcases meticulous craftsmanship. From praying and making wishes on the first floor to worshipping the four-faced Guanyin on the seventh floor, the entire experience is enveloped in a serene and solemn atmosphere. The "Flowers Bloom, Buddha Appears" sound and light show is breathtakingly beautiful. Free luggage storage, comprehensive facilities for the disabled, and friendly staff are all available. Avoiding crowds allows you to witness the beautiful spectacle of the sun and moon shining together. This journey, combining a visual feast with spiritual healing, is worth experiencing for everyone!

D32***31

Shaoxing has many former residences and memorial halls of famous people, and they are relatively concentrated, with beautiful scenery. However, the smell of the stinky tofu near Lu Xun's former residence is too strong and affects the overall experience. Surprisingly, the East Lake Visitor Center doesn't provide hot water. Otherwise, it's alright.