Cheap Holidays to Hangzhou

Hangzhou Holidays

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Holidays in Hangzhou

It’s time to ring the boss, put in your leave and explore the delights of Hangzhou!

This destination is populated by 6,200,000 locals.

Hangzhou isn't too far from Huzhou, which is located 35 miles to the northwest. Beijing, the national capital, is to be found 700 miles to the north.

Fun-filled family attractions like Song Dynasty Town, Hangzhou Paradise Park and Children's Park are certain to get the little ones excited. And you never know, the grownups might just have a ball as well!

Witness the wonder and amazement in your children's eyes when they get up close to the interesting animals at the Hangzhou Zoo. The Hangzhou Safari Park also offers a fun and educational experience.

Strolling around the well-kept garden beds and plant displays at the Hangzhou Botanical Garden feels like gliding through a magical fairyland.

When you want some respite from the commotion of the city, organise a visit to one of the city's green spaces like West Lake or Zhongshan Park. You can also get outside and get moving at Autumn Moon Over the Calm Lake or Dreaming of the Tiger Spring.

You'll be left speechless by the shimmer and shine of Zhelin Waterfall and Tianlong Waterfalls. The cascading water at Tonglu Tianlong Nine Waterfall and Baishui Waterfall is also an impressive sight.

At Xihu Tiandi and Su Di Causeway you can set out on a stroll around the water's edge or just appreciate the scenery from the bank. If you're feeling extra lively, you might even want to see if there are any water-orientated activities scheduled during the day. Don't forget to head out and see the colourful birdlife that flock to Viewing Fish at Flower Harbor and Thousand Island Lake either.

If you're looking to recharge your batteries, you'll find plenty of nature parks and reserves to explore. Start with a breath of fresh, clean air in the energising atmosphere at Xixi Wetland Park or Manlong Guiyu Park. For some extra breathing space, visit Bamboo-lined path at Yunqi and Precious Stone Hill.

Head to the Zhejiang Museum or the Museum of Traditional Chinese Medicine if the weather's not looking great. Study the captivating displays or just take five in the tranquil settings. The China Silk Museum and the Zhejiang Museum of Natural History are also decent institutions.

The intriguing scientific artefacts and displays at the DangShanZhen KePu HuoDong ZhongXin and the LvSe JianZhu KeJiGuan are bound to power up your brain. For even more from the world of science, make your way to the LouTaZhen KePu HuoDong ZhongXin. Be sure to ask around about any temporary exhibits that may be on.

This wonderful planet of ours is teeming with all sorts of interesting objects. Uncover things that you never knew existed at the Southern Song Dynasty Guan Kiln Museum and the China Liangzhu Culture Museum. For more from the natural world, stop in at the National Wetland Museum of China.

With a unique assortment of two and three-dimensional pieces, an afternoon spent browsing the collections at the YuZhiHua YiShuGuan and the Zhu Bingren Bronze Art Museum will leave you feeling invigorated and inspired.

Discover the rich heritage of this city through the eye-opening exhibitions and historical objects at the Zhejiang Provincial Museum.

Get a deeper understanding of times gone by at the Zhejiang University and the Liuhe Pagoda. The Three Pools Mirroring the Moon and Longjing Village are also worth wandering around.

Bai Causeway and Quiantang River Bridge are time-worn spans that will intrigue travellers with a passion for historic structures. Duan Bridge offers a way to view the city's waterways from a third angle.

Regardless of your beliefs, you're sure to enjoy the tranquil atmosphere at the Lingyin Temple and the Baochu Pagoda. The Jingci Temple and Si Cheng Church will also interest anyone wanting some prayer and self-reflection.

When you're venturing to new lands, keep in mind that it's sometimes the less hyped destinations that you'll most fondly recall once you get home. Two such places in Hangzhou are Nine Creeks Meandering Through a Misty Forest and the Xiling Seal Engraves Society. Hupao Valley Spring and Qīnghéfāng Old Street are some other choices.