Top 50 Night Attractions in Zhejiang

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• Positive Reviews: Some tourists found the West Lake boat tour experience enjoyable, praising the large and stable boats, the clear explanations of the routes provided by staff, and the quick and efficient boat connections. Others found the on-site QR code ticket purchase convenient and fast, with various discounts readily available based on the ticket purchaser's ID information. • Negative Reviews: Some tourists pointed out the lack of price transparency for the West Lake boat tours, such as shorter advertised rowboat routes and hidden charges for self-rowed boats. Furthermore, the route selection was unsatisfactory, with long queues for island tours and limited views of attractions only on distant shores during the lake tour. Other complaints included inattentive boatman explanations and moldy life jackets.

Lynn-Wei

Yes, I visited many years ago. Back then, Dongzha was entirely a residential area, and admission was free. It was a very lively and vibrant ancient town. Xizha, on the other hand, has an exquisite retro style. I hadn't been here before; this was my first time. It's definitely a great place for a family weekend getaway. There are accommodations at various price points, and you can stroll around and enjoy the night view. Prices are typical for tourist areas, not cheap.

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.

suyu

Yandang Mountain is uniquely beautiful, with majestic peaks and towering cliffs. The night view of Lingfeng Peak is like a fairyland. Waterfalls and clear pools are scattered among the mountains, with Dalongqiu Waterfall hanging like a ribbon in the air and Lingyan Waterfall soaring high in the sky, a breathtaking sight. Every step reveals a new view, a natural landscape painting, truly deserving of the title "Number One Mountain in Southeast China".

78走着瞧

Hengdian was so much fun, but the tickets were too expensive. This time, I booked a hotel and tickets through Ctrip, which was incredibly cost-effective. The hotel and restaurants were both fantastic. A truly enjoyable trip!

洪虹

Tianyi Pavilion was built between 1561 and 1566 (the 40th and 45th years of the Jiajing reign of the Ming Dynasty). Originally the library of Fan Qin, the Right Vice Minister of the Ministry of War, it now houses nearly 300,000 volumes of ancient books, including more than 80,000 rare and valuable editions. It is the oldest existing private library in my country, the largest in Asia, and the third largest in the world. In 1982, it was listed as a national key cultural relics protection unit.

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!

炎雪风

A place worth visiting, with quiet streets and refreshing air. If you have time, listen to the history of the Tongji Canal and see the ancient overpass. The builders and all the supporters can be admired and respected...