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Best Things to Do
Top 50 Best Things to Do near Tongxiang [2025]
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West Lake
4.7
/5
36646 reviews
10
Based on 7,561 reviews
West Lake, Lingyin Temple Scenic Area | 62.1 km from downtown
Phone +86057187977767
Address: West Lake Scenic Area, Xihu District, Hangzhou
Recommended sightseeing time: 0.5-1 day
Highlights:
Feed colorful koi fish
Listen to the melodious bells at Jingci Temple
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Our guide, Xiao Xu, was exceptional! His explanations were clear, engaging, and patient, making us feel relaxed and enjoyable throughout the entire trip. Through his introduction, the shimmering scenery of West Lake, the ingenious design of the Three Pools Mirroring the Moon, the ancient legends of Leifeng Pagoda, and the profound heritage of Jingci Temple all seemed to come alive. This wasn't just a sightseeing trip; it was a profound cultural and historical journey, incredibly rewarding and meaningful. Highly recommended!
In the golden autumn of October, the autumn breeze blows on my face. I stroll along the banks of West Lake and admire the beautiful scenery of West Lake. There are many people coming and going. There are orioles singing in the willow waves, in front of Yongjin Gate, there is a golden bull lying on the lake, in front of Leifeng Pagoda, there are mandarin ducks playing in the water in West Lake, and next to my grandmother's house, the scenery is so beautiful 😊
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The Bund
4.8
/5
157573 reviews
10
Based on 19,607 reviews
The Bund Area | >100 km from downtown
Address: Zhongshan East Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai (Close to Huangpu River)
Recommended sightseeing time: 1-3 hours
Highlights:
Distant view of Lujiazui Finance and Trade Zone
Luminous views of colonial buildings
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As night falls, the moment you step onto the Bund in Shanghai, you feel like you've entered a visual feast and a spiritual dialogue that transcends time and space.
Standing on the Huangpu River, the skyscrapers of Lujiazui on the other side of the river descend like a dazzling galaxy. The Oriental Pearl Tower, shimmering with vibrant colors, like a fashion icon, showcases the vitality and avant-garde of modern Shanghai in the night. The Shanghai Tower soars into the sky, its majestic presence demonstrating the city's ambition and sophistication. The lights of these buildings cast vibrant reflections on the river's surface. Amidst the shimmering waters, one can almost feel the pulse of Shanghai as an international metropolis. Every flicker of the lights speaks to the world about its prosperity and progress.
Turning back, the Bund's international buildings, illuminated by warm yellow lights, exude a rich historical atmosphere. Each brick and stone of these Baroque and Gothic architectural styles bears the story of old Shanghai. The bells of the Customs House chime, long and deep, as if slowly flowing through the river of time, connecting past and present. Strolling along, one can almost see the bustling traffic of the Bund in the past, hear the hustle and bustle of the concessions, and the weight of history washes over one, leaving one feeling a sense of profound change at the city's core.
In this blend of old and new, tourists weave through the area, pausing to take photos or whispering to each other. Like the hand in the fourth image, framing this beautiful scene from a unique perspective, each of us is a participant and recorder of this grand spectacle. Here, the fast pace of modernity and the profound depth of history seamlessly blend, allowing you to experience the charm of a bustling city while also allowing you to calm down and savor the passage of time.
Exploring the Bund is like reading a three-dimensional book, each page offering a different, captivating experience. It combines the glitz and glamour of a modern city with the profound heritage of a historic city. This fascinating collision is captivating, allowing one to experience the unique spirit of Shanghai, a city of inclusiveness and vibrant development.
The Bund in Shanghai is a legendary urban tourist destination, situated on both sides of the Huangpu River. The west bank is home to a century-old collection of international architecture, while the east bank boasts modern buildings. The Oriental Pearl Tower, Shanghai Tower, Shanghai World Center, and Jinmao Tower are considered the "four treasures of Shanghai," offering captivating views that attract countless tourists from both China and abroad. At night, the lights illuminate the area, creating a vibrant and vibrant scene.
[Scenery] A truly unique city attraction
[Fun] Enjoy the views and take in the stunning photos.
[Value] Enjoy free admission to both banks.
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Shanghai Disney Resort
4.7
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276812 reviews
10
From PHP 3302.99
Based on 2,376 reviews
Shanghai Disney Resort | >100 km from downtown
Address: Shanghai Disney Resort, Chuansha New Town, Pudong New Area, Shanghai
Recommended sightseeing time: 1-2 days
Highlights:
Watch the Phantom Show at Gardens of Imagination
The world's largest Disney castle
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Everyone should visit Disneyland at least once in their life. The environment is nice, but it's really crowded. Even if you go early, you'll still be queuing all day. The different areas are clearly divided. The only problem is that some staff members say things like "you can't sit here," "you can't stop there," "you can't lean here," and "you can't stand there," which is quite frustrating. After all, the visit is quite long, and people can get tired. I hope they can improve on this.
Fuss free entry to park! Just scan passport.. was kinda crowded on the dat we went but alls good! Stilll fun
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Huangshan Scenic Area
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62041 reviews
9.0
From PHP 786.43
Based on 3,135 reviews
The Peak Of Mount Huangshan | >100 km from downtown
Phone +8605592590999
Address: No. 1 Tangquan Road, Tangkou Town, Huangshan District, Huangshan City
Recommended sightseeing time: 1-2.5 days
Highlights:
Xihai Grand Canyon Hiking Challenge
Pines, rocks, clouds & hot springs
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Huangshan is definitely worth a visit. The scenery is beautiful.
A tip for those planning a trip: Although you can take the cable car, you'll still need to walk the rest of the way after that, so trekking poles are highly recommended.
The scenery is beautiful, and I saw the sunrise. I recommend going early, as the mountain is crowded around 5 am. The sea of clouds is spectacular. If it snows, be sure to wear crampons as the path is very slippery. Huangshan is arguably the best place to see the sea of clouds. The West Sea Grand Canyon is closed in winter. Climbing is okay, as there are stairs everywhere. There are promotions during Singles' Day (November 11th), and staying on the mountain is more affordable, but the best options are the Baiyun and Guangmingding hotels.
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Wuyuan Huangling
4.5
/5
18262 reviews
8.9
From PHP 1506.63
Based on 37 reviews
Wuyuan Huangling/Tianjie | >100 km from downtown
Phone +8607937396003
Address: Huangling, Jiangwan Town, Wuyuan County, Shangrao City
Recommended sightseeing time: 2-3 hours
Highlights:
Unique autumn rooftop & windmill
Cable car: old & new views
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It was early autumn, and there were still quite a few people, but it was still the off-season. The autumn harvest was just beginning; the leaves weren't yet red, and the ginkgo trees were still green. The fact that there were more guesthouses than shops was a good thing, and many areas were very quiet. Unlike many ancient towns, which are all lined with identical shops, this was much less interesting. I didn't squeeze into the popular photo spots, but found some quieter, less crowded areas where I could take pictures. The terraced fields were beautiful, even though they were bare. I can imagine how stunning they would be in spring when they were covered in rapeseed flowers! Overall, it's worth a visit!
It's alright, not the peak season yet. There are tons of steps, so I wouldn't recommend it for people with mobility issues or those with children. The B-line tunnel only opens when it gets crowded, so you can't go up via B and down via A. The terraced fields are spectacular; even without rapeseed flowers, they're still breathtaking. The sesame paste is good, and the complimentary snacks were delicious, so I bought some too.
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Humble Administrator's Garden (Zhuozheng Garden)
4.6
/5
75719 reviews
8.8
From PHP 579.48
Based on 2,348 reviews
Guanqian Street/Pingjiang Street | 77.4 km from downtown
Address: 178 Donbei St, Gusu District, Suzhou, Jiangsu, China, 215001
Recommended sightseeing time: 2-3 hours
Highlights:
Enjoy colorful scenery at the year-round flower show
World Heritage Site
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The Humble Administrator's Garden, a prime example of Suzhou gardens, is well worth a visit.
One of China's four most famous gardens, it was first built in the early years of the Zhengde reign of the Ming Dynasty and boasts a rich historical and cultural heritage. The garden is expansive, divided into east, central, and west sections. The eastern section is open and spacious, the central section is the heart of the garden, and the western section features exquisite architecture. Centered around water, the garden features pavilions, terraces, rockeries, ponds, and trees arranged in a harmonious and picturesque manner, offering a breathtaking view at every turn. Strolling through it feels like stepping back in time, allowing one to truly experience the charm of the Jiangnan water towns.
The Humble Administrator's Garden possesses a unique architectural style, blending the essence of traditional Chinese architecture. Buildings such as the Yuanxiang Hall, Tingyu Pavilion, and Yushui Tongzuo Pavilion not only have poetic names but also ingenious designs, embodying rich cultural connotations. Furthermore, the garden skillfully employs the technique of borrowed scenery, integrating views of places like the North Temple Pagoda outside the garden into its interior, creating a harmonious interplay of reality and illusion, and a profound sense of atmosphere.
However, the Humble Administrator's Garden is quite famous and attracts many tourists, especially during holidays and peak tourist seasons, which may affect the visitor experience. Overall, the Humble Administrator's Garden is a tourist destination that combines natural beauty with cultural heritage, and it is well worth a visit to appreciate its charm.
Wow, so many people! It's late October, and there are so many people here.
I estimate it would take about 3 hours to see everything at a leisurely pace.
The park is divided into three parts: east, central, and west.
Just follow the guide's route; there are directional arrows pointing upwards. That should be fine.
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Niushou Mountain Cultural Tourism Zone
4.7
/5
28124 reviews
8.7
From PHP 1207.33
Based on 54 reviews
Niushou Mountain/Ginkgo Lake Park | >100 km from downtown
Phone +864001656363
Address: No. 18 Ningdan Avenue, Jiangning District, Nanjing
Recommended sightseeing time: 0.5-1 day
Highlights:
The Reclining Buddha statue wall in Usnisa Palace is breathtaking
Breathtaking Buddha statue wall
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Niushou Mountain: A scenic wonder of Nanjing, with its majestic and magnificent Buddha Palace, a treasure trove hidden in its underground palace, and twin pagodas standing tall. Verdant in spring, vibrant in autumn. Here, one can quietly listen to the chanting of Buddhist scriptures, cleansing the mind of worldly cares—a sacred place where Zen and nature blend seamlessly.
A truly magnificent attraction. First, it caters to those who dislike hiking, as almost every ascent has escalators, minimizing walking distance. Second, the landscape design is both modern and religiously inspired, solemn, grand, sacred, and serene, deeply moving and cleansing the soul.
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Oriental Pearl Radio & Television Tower
4.7
/5
173285 reviews
8.7
From PHP 1647.36
Based on 6,641 reviews
Lujiazui Area | >100 km from downtown
Phone +8602158792888
Address: No. 1 Century Avenue, Lujiazui, Pudong New Area, Shanghai
Recommended sightseeing time: 2-3 hours
Highlights:
Stroll along the transparent observation corridor
Shanghai landmark (1,535ft)
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The food is smooth and delicious, and the interior is a great place for taking photos. The service is okay, although some staff could improve. The food selection includes both Chinese and Western dishes, but not as many varieties as the revolving restaurant upstairs. After trying different options, it got a bit overwhelming. Overall, it's alright, and I would still recommend it.
It was an excellent value-for-money visit. Not only did we get to enjoy the panoramic view of Shanghai from the Oriental Pearl Tower, but we also had a very good buffet at the Coca-Cola restaurant on the 8th floor. Overall, a very nice experience.
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Slender West Lake
4.7
/5
69776 reviews
8.5
From PHP 480.14
Based on 850 reviews
Slender West Lake Tourist District | >100 km from downtown
Phone +86051487370059
Address: No. 28, Dahongqiao Road, Yangang Lake Scenic Area, Yangzhou City
Recommended sightseeing time: 3-5 hours
Highlights:
Stamp art shows 24 Bridge's beauty
Five Pavilion Bridge with five pavilions
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Traveling with elderly relatives, and considering the walking intensity, we chose a walking tour route entering from the South Gate and exiting from the West Gate, which took about 2 hours in total. Most of the classic attractions are concentrated in the South Gate area. Alternatively, you can choose the second option: after reaching the 24 Bridges, take a boat and exit from the North Gate. Late October was a good time, with pleasant temperatures, and we also saw many varieties of chrysanthemums.
When visiting Yangzhou, a trip to Slender West Lake is a must; this is my second visit.
The scenery is still beautiful, but the ticket price is a bit expensive.
I saw the starting price was around 58 yuan, but when I booked the tickets, I found out that the price for later dates was also around 58 yuan, meaning the price for the day and recent dates was practically double.
The scenery within the scenic area is quite nice; strolling around there in autumn is very pleasant.
The various chrysanthemums are also very beautiful.
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Hongcun Village
4.5
/5
42680 reviews
8.5
From PHP 372.52
Based on 602 reviews
In Hongcun scenic area | >100 km from downtown
Phone +8605595541158
Address: No. 003, Qianjie Street, Hongcun Scenic Area, Hongcun Town, Yi County, Huangshan City
Recommended sightseeing time: 2-3 hours
Highlights:
Unique village layout & scenery
Unique village & exquisite carvings
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The scenery is quite beautiful, the main attraction is South Lake, and the marshland is okay! The guesthouse owner in the ancient village was nice, but there weren't many interesting activities or experiences! I've been to many ancient towns that have drone light shows! The scenic area should add some small bamboo rafts… the ticket price is a bit expensive.
Key Highlights of Hongcun Scenic Area:
1. A Picturesque Landscape: The well-preserved Ming and Qing dynasty Hui-style architecture, with its white walls, black tiles, and horse-head gables reflected in the South Lake and Moon Pond, has earned it the reputation of "a village in a Chinese painting."
2. A Uniform Water System: An ingenious artificial water system that draws clear spring water around each household, ensuring running water in front of every home, while also serving functions such as fire prevention, washing, and climate regulation.
3. The Art of Carving: The wood, stone, and brick carvings in the residences are intricate and exquisite. The beam and pillar carvings in Chengzhi Hall represent the pinnacle of Hui-style architecture.
4. Cultural Heritage: The Wang clan has been a settlement for 800 years. The couplets in the academy embody Confucian merchant culture. In the morning mist, sketchers throng the area, where reality and art blend seamlessly.
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