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Hangzhou, a city that perfectly blends the poetic beauty of mountains and rivers with modern vitality, is a paradise for cycling enthusiasts. Here, lakes and mountains complement each other, and greenways are crisscrossed. Cycling has become an excellent way to explore the charm of Jiangnan.
The West Lake Loop is a classic choice. The approximately 15-kilometer lakeside greenway connects scenic spots such as the Broken Bridge, Su Causeway, and Yanggong Causeway. In spring, peach and willow trees are on both sides of the bank, and in autumn, the fragrance of osmanthus lingers. Cycling is like walking through a long scroll of ink. If you are looking for a challenge, the winding mountain road in Longjing Village is not to be missed. The undulating slope passes through layers of tea fields. After reaching the top, sip a cup of Shifeng Longjing to dispel your fatigue. The Qiantang River is full of urban atmosphere. The more than 30-kilometer greenway along the river has a wide view. You can see the ancient and modern dialogue between the Olympic Sports Center and the Liuhe Pagoda from afar. The tide and sunset at dusk add to the romance. Cycling in Hangzhou, the wheels can connect the veins of nature and humanity. It is not only a low-carbon trip, but also a deep dialogue with the city's breathing.