Zhejiang Province

Rolling bamboo forests, tea farms and eco resorts — perfect for hiking, bamboo culture and slow escapes from Hangzhou.

Pleasant lakeside village near small islands and lotus fields — visitors enjoy boating, fresh lake fish and calm cycling routes.

Rugged cliff hamlets, tea terraces and dramatic granite peaks — great for hiking, photography and rural homestays.

Authentic seafood villages, tidal flats and quiet beaches — ideal for seafood lovers and low-key coastal exploration.

Quiet riverside village near Lishui with well-preserved timber houses, local tea stalls and old stone bridges — great for slow walks and photography.

Canalside lanes and merchant houses dating to the Song era — atmospheric streets, wooden architecture and boat routes that reveal merchant life on the Grand Canal.

Ruins and carved stone remains from an early medieval Koguryo-influenced temple complex. Unique for travellers interested in cross-border East Asian religious art.

Quiet island coves with fine sand and clear water — good for island hopping, fresh seafood and relaxed beach days away from the mainland.