I want to travel to Hangzhou during the Dragon Boat Festival at the end of May. What was the weather like in Hangzhou at that time last year? Are there any timely activities or scenery?

First of all, the traffic in Zhejiang is very convenient, and there are high-speed direct flights from Hangzhou to surrounding cities. But considering that you came on May Day, there are many tourists coming to Hangzhou at this time, and the scenic spots in Hangzhou are basically full, so instead of going with everyone, it is better to go to several nearby cities first and come back when there are the most people from May Day to the fourth. By the way, there are many more after the 4th.

So, first of all, I suggest you consider Suzhou as your first stop. As the saying goes, there is heaven in the world and Suzhou and Hangzhou in the world. As a tourist city with the same name as Hangzhou, there are also many scenic spots with Jiangnan characteristics, such as Hanshan Temple, Humble Administrator's Garden and Tiger Hill. Specific tickets can be found online. But remember, don't trust scalpers, shop in regular stores and be wary of thieves. Basically, flowers.

It takes about two hours by bus from Suzhou to Hangzhou. After arriving, I suggest buying a map of Hangzhou and finding a hotel to stay. Hotels around the West Lake are generally expensive. Travel social arrangements if you want to join a group, but the night view of the West Lake is also quite good. It is worth reminding you that the area around the West Lake is basically free (public toilets in Hangzhou are also free). There are several places that you are recommended to visit. Quyuan Fenghe, Su Causeway and Liulang Wenying are all places worth visiting. Besides, there is a free West Lake Museum next to Liulang Wenying, where you can learn some local knowledge of Hangzhou.

Hangzhou is a very famous tourist city. There are many places to visit. As for paid scenic spots, you can go to Lingyin Temple, Song Cheng, Xixi Wetland Park and Leifeng Pagoda. In addition, my personal favorite place is Huanglong Cave, which is not expensive, as long as 15 RMB, and there are free live performances of Yue Opera to watch. In addition, many married couples will go there to make videos and have a lot of fun.

It is suggested to spend three or four days in Hangzhou to play slowly and walk carefully. Yan 'an Road in Hangzhou is a bustling street, and Wulin Road next to it is a famous women's street. You can go shopping if you are interested. At the southernmost tip of Yan 'an Road is Wushan Square, with the Town God Temple on it. If you are interested, you can climb it, but don't forget to visit which street, which is a characteristic pedestrian street, but on May Day.

You can go to meijiawu for tea when you are free. The scenery there is still good, and there are many teahouses. Sure, just pay attention. Want to buy tea, don't be fooled by local farmers. The price should be at least halved. ...

If you still have time and interest after visiting Hangzhou, I suggest you go to Qiandao Lake to find a better travel agency to take a one-day tour with a group, because foreigners are not familiar with it, and there are tickets and boat tickets for scenic spots after arrival, which is more troublesome.

Another recommended place is Shaoxing, which is not far from Hangzhou. Generally, it takes more than an hour by car in hangzhou east railway station, and you can basically go back and forth on the same day. If you just visit Lu Xun's hometown, a few places in the city, such as Shenyuan, are basically enough. By the way, taking a taxi from shaoxing railway station to Lu Xun's hometown will not exceed 15 yuan at most, so beware of unscrupulous drivers and remember to ask for an invoice at any time. Call 96520 in Zhejiang.

Finally, after visiting these places, if there is still time and energy, hehe, all the way south, go to Hengdian Film and Television City to see where the old man took the golden flower. ......

By the way, I repeat, I won't go to these places on May Day, because they are all too familiar. Secondly, they are all popular attractions with many people. Third, I went to my girlfriend's house on May 1 ST-Pearl of South Zhejiang: Lishui, Lishui's scenery is actually very good, and Jinyun also has a national fourth-class scenic spot. Legends of the Fairy Sword and the Chivalrous Man have all been filmed on location there. The most important thing is that there are fewer tourists there than in Hangzhou and other places, and the folk customs are simple, and the prices of eating, living and playing are quite cheap ~ ~ ~ ~ ... The only thing is that it is a little far from Hangzhou, and the bus speed is about three and a half hours.

The above is my personal advice to you. I hope it will be of some use.