Hangzhou's night view has reached the next level, a fairy-tale steel castle

Sisters! I was truly shocked by the night view of Hanggang Park‼️ 🌙 Who would have thought that the former steel factory, when lit up, actually looks like a mysterious industrial castle, perfect for shooting blockbuster-style photos! Plus, there are many programs, fun to play, great to explore, and delicious food😋 The sunset🌇 and night view are both excellent. 🏗 The steel giant’s magical transformation 🔘 Amber halo: After 6 PM, the blast furnace and chimney light up with amber outline lights, turning the hardcore steel equipment into something gentle and dreamy, like stepping into "Howl’s Moving Castle"! 🔘 Quenching reflection pool: The pool water reflects the lit blast furnace and twinkling stars, with light and shadow intertwined, as if the steel galaxy has fallen to earth, stunning beyond words! 🔘 Vintage water train🚞: Recommended to take the "Industrial Heritage Special Train" at night, traveling through the blue-toned night sky, with the evening breeze on your face, the atmosphere is instantly elevated. 🔘 Starry sky outdoor cinema: Movies are screened every night from 6 PM on the central lawn. Lie on the grass, watch the light and shadow stories while admiring the steel galaxy, so romantically irresistible! 📷 Industrial style photo spots: ✅ Blast Furnace Square: The giant blast furnace at the west entrance is a landmark, with dark red metal frames colliding with lights, creating a full sense of impact! ✅ Pipe gallery maze: Wander through steel pipes, with light shining through the gaps, combining a futuristic and ruinous vibe! ✅ Spiral staircase: The best spot to shoot the blast furnace from below, instantly capturing depth and a sense of pressure! 🍔 Market & Food: Gravity Market (Blast Furnace Square): Creative handmade crafts and specialty snacks, open until 8 PM on weekends. Recommended food: Local dishes at Canal Steamed Cuisine, night coffee at Seesaw Coffee, and ice cream at Brick Gelato, super cozy to eat and stroll~ ⭐ Best time**: Lighting hours are from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM on Fridays, weekends, and holidays. It’s recommended to arrive half an hour before sunset to capture both the sunset glow and the lights! 💡 Practical guide Tickets: Free! Free! Free! Transportation: Metro Line 4, Wujiajiao Port Station, Exit D, 10-minute walk directly to the park. Parking: Free parking at the south entrance. The sparks of steelmaking have long gone out, but now when the lights turn on, the steel giant awakens under the night sky, as if quietly telling the passionate stories of the past. This place is half the weight of history, half the romance of a fairy tale, definitely a new landmark for night tours in Hangzhou!