2D1N Solo Trip to HANGZHOU vlog | What to do, Where to eat | China Travel
Discover the enchanting blend of ancient charm and natural beauty in Hangzhou, China, with this curated map. From the iconic West Lake and historic temples to vibrant street food and tranquil teahouses, this guide is your key to an unforgettable exploration of the 'Heaven on Earth'.
Shanghai Hongqiao Railway Station
A massive and busy railway station where the journey to Hangzhou begins.
West Lake (Xihu)
A famed lake in Hangzhou, known for its scenic beauty, ferry rides to 三潭印月岛 (Three Pools Mirroring the Moon), and open market at Hu Bin Ma Tou.
Qinghefang Ancient Street
A buzzy old street offering West Lake mementos, craft stalls, and local food, including 小饮与食 (Xiao Yin Yu Shi) restaurant.
Xiao Yin Yu Shi
A restaurant in Qinghefang Ancient Street famous for its chicken cutlet rice bowl and osmanthus soy beancurd.
Da Jing Ka Fei Dian
A cafe with late-night vibes, offering drinks like avo shake.
Lingyin Temple
A temple requiring a bus transfer and separate ticket purchases, often crowded, featuring cave carvings and a main hall with a Buddha statue.
Banu Hotpot
A hotpot restaurant specializing in beef tripes with mala and chicken soup bases.
Dui Bai Cha She
A teahouse offering tea sets with snacks in a peaceful setting in Xia Man Jue Long.
Haoyi Hotel
A hotel located within walking distance of West Lake and Qinghefang.
Three Pools Mirroring the Moon
An island on West Lake accessed by ferry, featuring specialty shops selling West Lake mementos and local food.
Hu Bin Ma Tou
A pier at West Lake featuring a weekend open market selling bags, crafts, and Hangzhou mementos.
Xia Man Jue Long
An area on the Southwestern side of Xihu where the Dui Bai Cha She teahouse is located.
Hangzhou East station
A railway station in Hangzhou where the traveler arrived.