Zhejiang scenery

Jianhu Lake (鉴湖, Jian Lake), nestled within the Keyan Scenic Area, is known as the “mother lake” of Shaoxing. Renowned for its stunning scenery, it’s also the source of water for brewing Shaoxing’s famous aged wine. Thanks to its unique water quality, the wine produced from Jianhu Lake is characterized by its smoothness, making tasting

The hometown of Xi Shi (西施故里) is located in Zhuji City, Zhejiang Province, China. Covering an area of 1.85 square kilometers, it is a tourist destination that integrates natural landscapes, historical culture, and humanistic scenery. The area is divided into six districts, including the main entrance management area, the Lu’ci Bay Ancient Fishing Village Scenic

Tianmu Mountain (天姥山), located in Xinchang County, Zhejiang Province, China, belongs to the Tian Tai mountain range branch, with its main peak known as Boyun Jian, standing at an altitude of 818 meters. The name “Tianmu” is derived from its shape, resembling a woman, and ancient people associated it with celestial beings, hence it is

Fuzhi Mountain (覆卮山), situated in Shaoxing, Zhejiang Province, is a picturesque scenic area where nature and culture intertwine harmoniously, with its main peak soaring to 861.3 meters above sea level. The name “Fuzhi Mountain” originates from Xie Lingyun, a landscape poet from the Eastern Jin Dynasty. Xie Lingyun once secluded himself beneath Jiang Mountain, where

The Nineteen Peaks Scenic Area (十九峰风景区), situated in Xinchang County, Zhejiang Province, covers a total area of 30.6 square kilometers. It comprises five main parts: the Nineteen Peaks, Qianzhang Gorge, Chongyang Palace, Taitou Mountain, and Daotuoxue. With over a hundred natural and cultural attractions, it stands out as a typical Danxia landform in geology and

Wuxie Scenic Area (五泄风景区) is situated 30 kilometers west of Zhuji City, nestled amidst a range of mountains. It comprises four main sections: Wuxie Lake, Taoyuan (Peach Garden), Dongyuan, and Xiyuan Gorges. “Xie” refers to waterfalls, and the “Wuxie Stream” cascades down from the steep cliffs of Wuxie Mountain, forming five tiers of waterfalls, collectively

Shaoxing Keyan Scenic Area (绍兴柯岩风景区), dating back to the Han Dynasty with over 1,800 years of history, spans a total area of 6.87 square kilometers. Since the Three Kingdoms period, it has been adorned with numerous natural landscapes such as stone walls and cliffs, shaped by generations of quarrying activities. During the Sui and Tang