Zhejiang scenery

Nestled at the mouth of the Yong River in Ningbo, Zhaobao Mountain (招宝山) stands as a sentinel overlooking the sea, serving historically as the key defensive outpost known as the “Eastern Gate” of Zhejiang. This majestic mountain seamlessly blends natural beauty, cultural heritage, and religious significance, bearing witness to centuries of warfare and resilience against […]

Hua’ao Island (花岙岛), covering an area of 12.62 square kilometers, is a picturesque island characterized by its diverse landscapes. About one-third of the island is flat land, while its highest point, Jishan Peak, reaches an elevation of 308.5 meters. The island features volcanic rock formations and coastal erosion landforms, shaped by volcanic eruptions and subsequent

Tantoushan Island (檀头山岛), with an area of 11.03 square kilometers, takes on the shape of an anchor and derives its name from the prominent peak, Tantou Mountain, which rises 225 meters above sea level on the eastern side of the island. Characterized by steep terrain, lush green hills, and a series of undulating peaks, Tantoushan

Simingshan Geological Park (四明山地质公园), located in Zhejiang Province, China, spans a total area of 61.7 square kilometers, making it one of the largest and most well-preserved geological parks in the East China region. The park boasts the largest and most intact ancient Yipin terrain in East China, covering approximately 61.7 square kilometers. It is divided

Simingshan National Forest Park (四明山国家森林公园) is situated in the heartland of the Siming Mountains in Ningbo. Stretching in an east-west direction, the park covers a total area of 6,665 hectares, with a standing timber volume of 350,000 cubic meters and a forest coverage rate exceeding 96%. The park is characterized by rolling low hills, undulating

Songlanshan Seashore Resort (松兰山海滨度假区) spans approximately 31.22 square kilometers, making it a comprehensive coastal tourism destination that combines leisure, entertainment, sports, summer retreats, vacations, and conferences. This area boasts captivating natural scenery. The resort harmoniously blends mountains and sea, with numerous capes, bays, and continuous sandy beaches. With a staggering negative oxygen ion content of

Zhedong Xiaojiuzhai (浙东小九寨) is a picturesque destination boasting rolling mountains, winding ridges, lush bamboo forests, and meandering streams. These elements combine to create a captivating tapestry of valleys, streams, ancient trees, and bamboo groves. Renowned for its secluded valleys, picturesque mountains, and clear streams, Zhedong Xiaojiuzhai lives up to its nickname as the “Little Jiuzhaigou

The Danshan Chishui Scenic Area (丹山赤水风景区), covering an area of ​​6.05 square kilometers, is known for its canyon landscapes, Taoist culture, and the quaint charm of ancient mountain villages in eastern Zhejiang. Its distinctive features include steep cliffs, peculiar rocks, ancient bridges, flowing streams, and cascading waterfalls, with Taoists venerating it as the Ninth Heaven.

Hangzhou Bay National Wetland Park (杭州湾国家湿地公园) spans an impressive 63.8 square kilometers and is situated in the An Dong Salt Marsh, renowned as one of China’s eight major saline-alkali wetlands. Characterized by flat terrain, the park comprises coastal mudflats, offshore sandbars, and reclaimed wetlands within ponds. It boasts a subtropical monsoon climate, with humid air

Xuedou Mountain (雪窦山), located in Ningbo, Zhejiang Province, is the highest peak of the Siming Mountains’ branch, standing at an altitude of 800 meters. Revered as the “Number One Mountain of the Siming Mountains,” it holds the distinction of being one of China’s five major Buddhist mountains and serves as the dojo of Maitreya Buddha.