West Lake is a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its natural beauty, historical landmarks, and tranquil scenery, offering serene pavilions, graceful bridges, picturesque pagodas, and the reflection of distant mountains.

Lingyin Temple, dating from 326 BC, is one of China's famous Buddhist monasteries, featuring the Hall of the Celestial Kings and the Hall of the Great Hero with a tall gilded Buddha statue.

The Broken Bridge is an iconic bridge on West Lake steeped in folklore and offering stunning views, especially in winter when dusted with snow.

A historic street in Hangzhou dating back to the Southern Song Dynasty, known for its cobblestone paths, traditional shops, local delicacies like beggar's chicken and osmanthus cakes, and centuries-old craftsmanship.

A historic tower on West Lake offering breathtaking views and associated with the Legend of the White Snake.

The world's oldest and longest man-made water canal, also called Jin Hang Da Yun He, connecting north and south China, which put Hangzhou on the map as an economic powerhouse.

Yue Fei Temple was built in 1221 in honor of General Yue Fei and features a statue of Yue Fei, stone plaques with classical texts, and a stone celestial globe.

Qinghefang Ancient Street offers a glimpse into old city life with traditional restaurants, tea houses, street artists, boutique stores, and silk products.