4.6/5
suyuYandang Mountain is uniquely beautiful, with majestic peaks and towering cliffs. The night view of Lingfeng Peak is like a fairyland. Waterfalls and clear pools are scattered among the mountains, with Dalongqiu Waterfall hanging like a ribbon in the air and Lingyan Waterfall soaring high in the sky, a breathtaking sight. Every step reveals a new view, a natural landscape painting, truly deserving of the title "Number One Mountain in Southeast China".
4.7/5
M26***31We finally arrived at Shenxianju. We were impressed by the craftsmanship of the workers who built the walkway on one side of the mountain. We were also amazed by nature. Because the cable car at the South Gate was under maintenance, we went up and down from the North Gate, which took about 3 hours.
4.6/5
Happy leleThe painless mountain climbing experience in Zhejiang Province has now truly come to life. The elevator takes you directly to the top of Qiongtan Xiangu in just 3 minutes, which is really friendly to the knees. The air feels full of negative oxygen ions, making it a great place to relax and de-stress.
4.5/5
M29***27The countryside in Zhejiang can fulfill all your beautiful imaginations of rural life. It not only guarantees beautiful scenery but also supports food delivery. The guesthouse is right at the intersection and is very easy to find. The room is clean and comfortable with a large floor-to-ceiling window that opens up a wide view. The whole house is smart. The hostess is just the right amount of warm hospitality. The breakfast is plentiful. The lobby on the first floor is very comfortable (I even gave up going to a coffee shop and chose to sit here).
4.7/5
78走着瞧Hengdian was so much fun, but the tickets were too expensive. This time, I booked a hotel and tickets through Ctrip, which was incredibly cost-effective. The hotel and restaurants were both fantastic. A truly enjoyable trip!
4.8/5
156***37The waterfall is spectacular and well worth seeing, but two hours is sufficient. This assumes you take the elevator upon entering the park; if you enter from the North Gate and exit from the North Gate parking lot, you'll need to take the shuttle bus. (It's 8 kilometers from the South Gate exit to the North Gate parking lot). Remember to grab a free raincoat upon entering, as you'll get soaked walking behind the waterfall on the second festival day.
4.6/5
悠悠水瓶座My family and I visited Ningbo and toured the Chiang Kai-shek's Former Residence in Xikou. Nestled against the mountains and beside the water, the residence features a charming cluster of Ming and Qing dynasty buildings with white walls and gray tiles, embodying both the gentle elegance of Jiangnan folk houses and the weight of history. Strolling along the main street, the rustic charm of the Wenchang Pavilion, the grandeur of the Fenggao House, and the bustling atmosphere of the Yutai Salt Shop all intertwine, each detail etched with the marks of time. The guide's vivid retelling of the past imbued the static architecture with warmth. This place is not only a gem of architectural art but also an excellent destination for touching modern history and experiencing the unique charm of eastern Zhejiang. However, the area feels very commercialized; during mealtimes, people will approach you to solicit customers, which is quite unpleasant.
4.5/5
炎雪风A place worth visiting, with quiet streets and refreshing air. If you have time, listen to the history of the Tongji Canal and see the ancient overpass. The builders and all the supporters can be admired and respected...
4.6/5
洪虹Tianyi Pavilion was built between 1561 and 1566 (the 40th and 45th years of the Jiajing reign of the Ming Dynasty). Originally the library of Fan Qin, the Right Vice Minister of the Ministry of War, it now houses nearly 300,000 volumes of ancient books, including more than 80,000 rare and valuable editions. It is the oldest existing private library in my country, the largest in Asia, and the third largest in the world. In 1982, it was listed as a national key cultural relics protection unit.
4.7/5
llwwchenIt was pretty good, and the price was reasonable. Seniors and children got in for free. We hired a guide, which helped us understand the place better. The guide was very nice and friendly. Visiting four old houses was a nice experience; each one had its own story.
