Zhejiang historical sites

Xinye Ancient Village (新叶古村), located in Jiande City, Zhejiang Province, was established in the twelfth year of the Jiajing period […]

Shen’ao Village (深澳村) is nestled amidst hills in Tonglu County, with a landscape that slopes higher in the south and

The Liangzhu Archaeological Ruins Park (良渚古城遗址公园) is located in the northwest suburbs of Hangzhou, encompassing the towns of Liangzhu and

Dadou Road Historical and Cultural Block (大兜路历史文化街区), located on the eastern bank of the section between Daguang Bridge and Jiangzhang

Yongfu Temple (永福寺) is situated approximately 500 meters west of Lingyin Temple, beneath the rocky peaks. According to historical records

Tangqi Ancient Town (塘栖古镇), located in Hangzhou, marks the starting point of the Hangzhou section of the Grand Canal, which

Hupao Spring, also known as Dreaming of the Tiger Spring (虎跑梦泉), is situated to the south of West Lake within

Baochu Pagoda (保俶塔), located on Baoshi Mountain in the northern part of West Lake, Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, China, stands as

The Tomb of Yue Fei (岳飞墓) is the burial site of Yue Fei, a renowned military general who resisted the

Liuhe Pagoda (六和塔), named after the Buddhist concept of “Six Harmonies and Respect,” has a rich history dating back to

Southern Song Imperial Street (南宋御街) is a significant thoroughfare laid in the ancient capital of the Southern Song Dynasty, Lin’an,

Fei Lai Feng (飞来峰), also known as Peak that Flown Afar or Lingjiu Peak, is located next to the Lingyin