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[Edit this paragraph] Introduction to tourist attractions of West Lake in Hangzhou

The ten old sights of West Lake are spring dawn on Su Di, wind lotuses in Quyuan, autumn moon on Pinghu, residual snow on broken bridge, singing orioles in the willow waves, and watching fish in Huagang , Leifeng Sunset, Twin Peaks in the Clouds, Nanping Evening Bell, Three Ponds Mirroring the Moon, New Ten Scenic Spots of the West Lake, Yunxi Bamboo Path, Manlong Osmanthus Rain, Hupao Mengquan, Longjing Tea Asking, Jiuxi Smoke Trees, Wushan Tianfeng, Ruan Dun Huanbi, Yellow Dragon Spitting Green, Jade Emperor Feiyun, Gemstone Flowing Clouds, New Ten Scenes of the West Lake, Lingyin Zen, Liuhe Listening to the Waves, Yue Tomb Qixia, Lakeside Sunny Rain, Qian Temple Biao Zhong, Wansong Shuyuan, Yang Di Jingxing, Santai Yunshui, Meiwu Spring Morning, Beijie Mengxun

[Edit this paragraph] Hangzhou Xixi National Wetland Park

Located in the west of Hangzhou City, less than 5 kilometers away from the West Lake, it is A rare secondary wetland in the city. It is rich in ecological resources, pristine natural landscape, and profound cultural heritage. It was once known as the "Three Wests" of Hangzhou together with West Lake and Xiling. It is currently the first and only national wetland in China that integrates urban wetlands, agricultural wetlands, and cultural wetlands. garden.

[Edit this paragraph] Hangzhou Wildlife Park

Hangzhou Wildlife Park is a key tourism project in Zhejiang Province, with a planned area of ​​3,600 acres. There are two major tourist areas in the park: pedestrian area and vehicle area. There are rare birds and exotic animals as well as first and second-level protected animals in my country. There is a comprehensive performance venue that can accommodate 8,000 tourists at the same time. Hangzhou Wildlife Park has been included in the "National Ministry of Education's Key Laboratory of Endangered Wildlife Conservation and Breeding, Scientific Research Base", "Zhejiang Endangered Wildlife Rescue Center", "Zhejiang Youth Science Education Base", and has cooperated with Zhejiang University and other scientific research In cooperation with other departments, we have carried out scientific research on the protection and breeding of rare wild animals such as giant pandas, Tibetan antelopes, and crested ibises.

[Edit this paragraph] Best time to travel to Hangzhou

[1] Hangzhou has a warm and humid climate with four distinct seasons. The annual average temperature is 16.2℃, the average summer temperature is 28.6℃, and the average winter temperature is 3.8℃. ℃. The average annual rainfall is 1,500 mm, and the average relative humidity is relatively high, at 76%. Every year from March to April, spring is warm and flowers are blooming, which is the peak season for tourism. The temperature is between 9-15℃, which is also the best season for tourism. From late June to early July is the plum rainy season, with weather changing from sunny to rainy. Early to mid-August is the typhoon-prone season, with heavy rains often occurring. The temperature is above 20-26℃. At this time, you should bring an umbrella when traveling to Hangzhou. From September to October, the weather turns cooler and the autumn air is crisper. However, after the Mid-Autumn Festival, there are often strong cold air activities, so you should prepare more clothes. Winter in Hangzhou, like other places in the south of the Yangtze River, is bitingly cold and humid. Even northerners will not be able to bear it without wearing some thick and warm clothing. If you want to take a walk by the West Lake at night, you should also wear more cold-proof clothes. It should be said that in different seasons, different climates, and different times, Hangzhou has different beauty, which is intoxicating.

[Edit this paragraph] Ten Scenes of West Lake in Hangzhou

1. Spring Dawn at Su Causeway Su Causeway starts from the foothills of Nanping Mountain in the south and ends at the foot of Qixia Ridge in the north. Nearly three kilometers long, it was built using the excavated mud from the West Lake when Su Dongpo, the great poet of the Northern Song Dynasty, was the governor of Hangzhou. Later generations named her Su Causeway in memory of Su Dongpo's achievements in managing the West Lake. The long embankment lies on the waves, connecting the southern and northern mountains, adding a charming scenery to the West Lake. In the Southern Song Dynasty, Su Di's spring dawn was listed as the first of the ten sceneries of West Lake. In the Yuan Dynasty, it was also called "Six Bridges of Smoked Willows" and was included in the ten sceneries of Qianqian. This shows that she has been deeply loved by people since ancient times. After the cold winter, Su Di is like a graceful messenger coming to announce the spring. The willows are on the bank, the peaches are scorching, and the lake waves are like mirrors, reflecting the beautiful shadows with infinite tenderness. The most touching thing is that when the morning light first appears and the moon sets over the western mountains, the gentle breeze blows slowly, and the willow silk curls flutter in the air, and you are ecstatic when you are on the embankment. The Su Causeway extends with six undulating bridges, providing visitors with a leisurely stroll and varied sightseeing route. Walking on the embankments and bridges, the beautiful scenery of lakes and mountains unfolds like a picture, and thousands of customs are available for anyone to appreciate. The six arch bridges on Su Causeway are named Yingbo, Suolan, Wangshan, Yadi, Dongpu and Kuahong from south to north. What you see at the end of the bridge is that each of them is leading the way: Yingbo Bridge and Huagang Park are adjacent, with weeping poplar belts across the rain and swaying smoke; Suolan Bridge looks at Xiaoyingzhou from up close, and Baoshu Pagoda from far away, which is close to reality and far away; Looking to the west from the mountain bridge, Dingjiashan Mountain is lush and green, and the twin peaks stand majestically in the clouds; the embankment bridge is located at the golden section between the north and south of Su Di. The scenic stele pavilion "Dichunxiao" is located in the south of the bridge; Dongpu Bridge has reason to suspect that it is a rumor of "Shupu Bridge". This is one of the best spots to watch the sunrise on the lake; cross the Hongqiao Bridge to see the rainbow flying in the sky after the rain, and the lake and mountains are glowing. It's like entering a fairyland. Traffic conditions: Take No. 507, 504, No. 3, and get off at Sudi Station on No. 2. 2. Lotus in the Breeze at Crooked Courtyard is a place for viewing lotus in summer. The theme, "Quyuan", is the second among the ten scenic spots in the West Lake following the spring dawn on the Su Causeway. It was originally a brewing workshop opened by the Southern Song Dynasty. It is located near the Hongchun Bridge on Lingyin Road today, close to the shore of the West Lake at that time, and lotus flowers were cultivated near the lake. In summer, the gentle breeze blows, and the fragrance of lotus and wine floats everywhere, making people drunk even if they don’t drink. Wang Wei, a poet of the Southern Song Dynasty, wrote in a poem: "People who escape the summer return to the cold spring, and the clouds at the port end are cool in the evening." The fragrance of the Love Canal follows people far away, and you can only buy a boat after crossing the high bridge.

"Houtquyuan gradually declined and was abandoned. After Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty inscribed the ten scenes of the West Lake, he built the Quyuan Fenghe Scenery Pavilion beside the Su Causeway across the Hong Bridge. What is left is just a small courtyard in front of the courtyard. There are only one small lotus on the lake. The most eye-catching thing about Quyuan Fenghe is the lotus viewing in the park. There are hundreds of varieties of lotus planted in the large and small lotus ponds, among which the Fenghe Scenic Area is particularly charming. Mainly on the water surface, there are red lotus, white lotus, Chongtai lotus, golden lotus, Bingdi lotus and other famous lotus species. There are fields of lotus leaves and enchanting lotus flowers. Small bridges of different shapes are erected on the water surface. People cross the bridge, such as Walking in the lotus, people lean against the flowers, and the flowers reflect their faces, and the two fall in love. Traffic conditions: Take Route 507, 538, or 15 and get off at Quyuan Fenghe Station. 3. Autumn Moon over the Calm Lake. Pinghu Qiuyue Scenic Area is located at the west end of Baidi, at the southern foot of Gushan, close to the Outer West Lake. In fact, as one of the ten scenic spots of West Lake, Pinghu Qiuyue did not have a fixed location during the Southern Song Dynasty. This was the reason why literati in the Yuan and Ming dynasties praised this scene. It is not difficult to see that most of the poems are written from the perspective of returning to the lake on a boat at night and admiring the moon in the boat. For example, in Sun Rui's poem of the Southern Song Dynasty, there is a sentence: "The moon is cold and the springs are not flowing, where can I go boating"; Hongzhanzu of the Ming Dynasty in the poem He wrote: "In autumn, people climb the waves and wrinkle, and dust is caught in the mirrors of fairy mountains and pavilions. "Among the woodcut prints of ten scenes of the West Lake during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty that have been passed down through the ages, the picture "Autumn Moon over the Flat Lake" still features tourists looking up at the moon in lake boats as the main subject of the picture. The Hutian Yibi Tower, located in the west of the scenic spot, was originally The relics in the private villa "Luoyuan" of the wealthy Jewish businessman and "adventurer" Hartung at the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China later became the cradle of the emerging modern woodcut movement in China - the seat of the Eight Arts Society. Today, it is the Xiling Painting and Calligraphy Academy. It adds a bookish atmosphere to the beautiful scenery of the lake and mountains. Traffic conditions: Get off at Yuefeng Station on Route 27 or Route 7. 4. The broken bridge with remaining snow is a famous sight on the West Lake. It is famous for the looming appearance of the bridge on the lake during winter snow. The Broken Bridge, one of the ten scenic spots in the West Lake, is located at the east end of the Baidi of the West Lake in Hangzhou. It is backed by Baoshi Mountain and faces the city of Hangzhou. It is the watershed point between the Outer Lake and the Beili Lake. The Broken Bridge is high and has a wide view, making it an ideal place for viewing the snowy scenery of the West Lake in winter. The best place to go. Whenever the snow starts to fall, stand on Baoshi Mountain and look south. The West Lake is covered with snow, and the white embankment stretches across the snowy willows and peach trees. The arch of the broken stone bridge is unobstructed, and the ice and snow melt in the sun. The mottled bridge railings are exposed, and the two ends of the bridge are still covered by the white snow. The vaguely visible stone bridge body seems to be invisible, while the white snow in the culvert is shining brightly, and the gray-brown bridge deck forms a contrast, looking from a distance. It looks like it is broken but not broken, so it is called Broken Bridge. The first person to record the "Broken Bridge with Remaining Snow" was Zhang Hu of the Tang Dynasty. His "Inscription on Gushan Temple in Hangzhou" said: The towers are towering and the path into the center of the lake is long. The cloudless water is cloudy. The broken bridge is barren and mossy, and the flowers in the empty courtyard are deep. I still remember the moonlight in the west window, and the bells are ringing in the north forest. From this, we can know that the broken bridge was originally a mossy place. The mottled ancient flat stone bridge has just begun to snow, and the snow remains on the moss-mottled ancient stone bridge, which seems to have a desolate feeling of leftover mountains and water. This also hides the unique landscape of the broken bridge and residual snow on the West Lake. Foreshadowing. 5. Orioles singing in the willows Today, after more than 40 years of continuous development and construction, Orioles singing in the willows has evolved from an imperial garden enjoyed by emperors to a paradise for ordinary people. Yingming serves as the keynote of the park's landscape. Weeping willows, lion willows, drunken willows, and Huansha willows are planted on the thousand-meter-long embankment along the lake and along the main road of Yuan Road. A giant net cage "Bird Paradise" is installed not far from the Wenying Pavilion to create an atmosphere of fireworks, fluttering willow silks and the clear sound of orioles. To the east of the Wenying Pavilion, the Friendship Garden scenic area is mainly composed of lawns and dense forests. A batch of Japanese cherry blossoms were introduced, and a stone platform was paved on the north side of the lawn, where the "Japan-China No Longer War Monument" stood. On the west side of the Wenying Pavilion is the large lawn created by filling in the swamp when the Liulang Wenying was rebuilt. The grass color is far away from the blue waves of the West Lake and the green mountains. On the north side of the lawn is the Kangxi imperial inscription of the Liulang Wenying Pavilion that was moved here; the south side is planted A forest of tall trees, lawns, willow banks and lakes and mountains form a vivid picture with rich layers and changing angles. The former Qianwang Temple in the northern part of the park was renovated into a Jiangnan private garden style, and the courtyard scenic area was named after the old name of "Jujing Garden". In the garden, there are pavilions, terraces, pavilions, rockery springs, small bridges and flowing water, low walls and leaky windows, and exotic flowers and plants, all according to their positions, forming a scenic view. The whole garden has winding paths leading to secluded places, making it a unique world. The southeast part of the park has been opened as a place for mass recreational activities and an open-air stage has been built. It has become a good place for Hangzhou citizens and tourists from all over the world to exercise in the morning, relax during holidays and celebrate festivals. Every summer and autumn, this is a "night garden" for cooling off, with songs, dances, operas, movies and various content and forms. Various flower shows, lantern festivals and folk custom performances are held from time to time, attracting people. Singing the Oriole in the Willows has now returned to the West Lake Senior Citizens Park. 6. Viewing Fish at flower harbor Huagang Fish Viewing Park is located to the west of the southern section of Sudi, on a peninsula between Xili Lake and Xiaonan Lake. During the Southern Song Dynasty, the chamberlain Yun Sheng built a private garden at the foot of Huajia Mountain not far from here. The garden was filled with flowers and trees, water was diverted into a pond, and fish of five colors were raised for viewing and pleasure. It gradually became a place frequented by tourists. It was called Lu Garden at that time and also named Huagang because of its proximity to Huajia Mountain.

The palace painter included it in the group of ten scenes of the West Lake when he created it. In the 38th year of Emperor Kangxi's reign in the Qing Dynasty (1699), Emperor Xuanye visited the West Lake. As usual, he wrote about the fish sights in Huagang and built a stone monument beside the fish pond. Later, when Qianlong went to the south of the Yangtze River to visit the West Lake, another poem was inscribed on the shade of the stele. There is a sentence in the poem that goes: "Flowing Huagang at the foot of Huajia Mountain, there are fish bodies and fish sucking flowers." Today, Huagang Fish Viewing is a large park covering an area of ​​more than 20 hectares. The whole park is divided into five scenic areas: red fish pond, peony garden, Huagang, large lawn and dense forest. 7. Sunset glow at Leifeng pagoda Leifeng, located in front of Jingci Temple, is the remnant of Nanping Mountain extending to the north. It rises majestically near the lake and is covered with lush trees. Although it is small and exquisite, its reputation is one of the best on the lake, because there was the Leifeng Pagoda built by Wu Yue on the top of the mountain. It was the most beautiful and elegant among the many ancient pagodas in West Lake. Unfortunately, it fell down more than seventy years ago. The mountain was so empty that even its name was changed to Xizhao Mountain. This famous peninsula-shaped mountain on the south bank of West Lake, facing water on three sides, was once occupied by the Imperial Garden of the Southern Song Dynasty. After 1949, a large number of camphor, liquidambar, elm and other ornamental trees were planted on the mountain. The scenery is still gorgeous under the setting sun. Leifeng Pagoda was built in the Five Dynasties (975) by King Qian Hongchu of Wuyue to celebrate the birth of Huang Fei's son. It was originally named Huang Fei Pagoda. Because it was built outside Xiguan at that time, it was also called Xiguan Brick Tower. It was originally planned to build thirteen floors, but due to financial constraints, only five floors were built. During the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty, Japanese pirates invaded. Suspecting that there was an ambush inside the tower, they set fire to the tower and only the center of the tower remained. Qian Hongchu, King Zhongyi of Wuyue, courtesy name Wende, was born during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, and his birth and death years were: 929-988. He was the last king of Wuyue during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period. On December 30, the twelfth year of Tianfu in the Later Han Dynasty (947) (February 12, 948 in the Gregorian calendar), general Hu Jinsi took advantage of the night banquet of the generals by Qian Hongji, the king of Wu and Yue, to launch a coup. Qian Hongji was placed under house arrest, and Qian Chu was welcomed by Hu Jinsi. For the king of Wuyue. Qian Chu succeeded to the throne for more than thirty years, during which time he served in the Later Han Dynasty, Later Zhou Dynasty and Northern Song Dynasty. In the second year of Taiping and Xingguo's reign (978), Emperor Taizong of the Song Dynasty, Qian Chu entered Bianliang and was detained. He had no choice but to offer his territory to the Song Dynasty. He was successively named King of Huaihai, King of Hannan, King of Nanyang, King Xu, and King Deng. On his sixtieth birthday in 988, Emperor Taizong of the Song Dynasty sent an envoy to congratulate him. Qian Chu died suddenly that night. Some people suspected that he was poisoned, so he was given the posthumous name Zhongyi. He was good at chanting and compiled his own poems into the original collection, with Tao Gu as the preface. Now there is a song "composed in the palace". Leifeng Pagoda was built by Qian Chu to celebrate the birth of his beloved concubine Huang. 8. Twin peaks piercing Clouds: The majestic Tianmu runs eastward from Shandong, and one of its other branches meets the West Lake and branches to the north and south to form Nanshan and Beishan of the West Lake Scenic Area. Among them, the southern peak and the northern peak were both occupied by monks in ancient times. Buddhist pagodas were built on the top of the mountains, facing each other from a distance, and they were significantly higher than the other peaks. On a beautiful day in spring and autumn, the mist is green and white, and the top of the tower rises into the clouds, sometimes disappearing and sometimes appearing. Looking from a distance, the momentum is extraordinary. In the Southern Song Dynasty, Two Peaks Chai Yun was listed as one of the ten scenic spots in the West Lake. Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty renamed it Shuangfeng Chai Yun and built a scenic stele pavilion beside the Hongchun Bridge. At that time, the ancient Shuangfeng Pagoda had been destroyed for a long time, and even the original connotation of this scene was once difficult to be known. Setting up a scenic stele pavilion here is actually a temporary measure. "The floating map is opposite to the dawn of Cui Wei, and the accumulated greenery is floating in the sky. Try to look towards Phoenix Mountain. The sky is high in the south and the smoke is low in the north." This is the poem "Two Peaks Stretching in the Clouds" written by the Southern Song Dynasty poet Wang Wei. It tells people: the landscape of two peaks piercing the clouds. Although the place and way of viewing Shuangfeng Chaoyun has changed repeatedly since ancient times, the three peaks on the south and north sides are famous peaks in the West Lake Demon Mountain that are very popular for climbing. They have not changed to this day. The southern peak faces the West Lake and is 257 meters high. During the climb, steep rocks are exposed and the cliffs are majestic. Climbing to the top of the mountain and looking eastward, the panoramic view of the West Lake is more vivid than painting, which is better than painting. The North Peak is 314 meters above sea level. It is the mountain where Lingyin Temple is located. Climbing up the mountain from the west side of the temple, there are thousands of stone steps, winding and twisting around thirty-six bends. Along the way, the mountain streams are clear and the trees are overlapping. The ancients wrote poems about it. He praised: "The sound of pine trees is accompanied by rain all the way, and the haze of mist forms clouds in the air." On the east side of the mountain, there is the West Lake Bayi manned ropeway, which is more than 60% long. It only takes six or seven minutes to go up and down the mountain. 9. Nanping Evening Bell (Evening bell at Nanping hill) Nanping Evening Bell may be the earliest sight among the ten scenic spots of West Lake. Zhang Zeduan, a famous painter at the end of the Northern Song Dynasty, once painted "Nanping Evening Bell Picture". Although this picture is far less famous in the painting world than his "Along the River During the Qingming Festival", it was recorded in the Ming Dynasty's "Tianshui Bingshanlu". Nanping Mountain stretches across the south bank of West Lake. The height of the mountain is only a hundred meters, but the mountain body extends for more than a thousand meters. The strange rocks on the mountain are towering and the green trees are pleasant to the eyes. On a sunny day, the mountains are full of greenery, which is beautiful against the blue sky and white clouds. On rainy and foggy days, the clouds and smoke cover the mountains, and the mountains seem to be dancing, misty and ethereal, as if they are far away. In the first year of the Later Zhou Dynasty (954), Qian Hongshu, the leader of the Wuyue Kingdom, built the Huiri Yongming Temple, a Buddhist temple at the foot of Nanping Mountain. It later became the Jingci Temple, one of the two major Buddhist temples in West Lake, which stands side by side with Lingyin Temple in the north and south. Another famous Buddhist temple at the foot of Nanping Mountain, Xingjiao Temple, was built in the fifth year of Kaibao's reign in the Northern Song Dynasty (972). It was once the headquarters of the Tiantai Sect of Buddhism. Jingci Temple, Xingjiao Temple and nearby small and medium-sized temples form another Buddhist temple community on the lake after Lingyin and Tianzhu. With morning bells and evening drums, Buddhist chants burning, cigarettes and candlelight, Nanping Mountain has since been nicknamed "Foguoshan". The charm of the bell takes shape leisurely.

The mountains around Nanping Mountain are made of limestone. The mountain is porous and the rock walls of the mountains serve as barriers. Whenever the evening bell of the Buddhist temple rings, the oscillation frequency of the bell is transmitted to the mountain. Rocks, caves, etc. are forced by it, accelerating the vibration of the sound waves. The amplitude suddenly increases and forms a oscillation. Rocks and caves will produce a speaker effect, enhancing the sound of the sound. At the same time, the bells flew over the West Lake with the same frequency, reaching the other side of the West Lake, hitting the ridge made of igneous rocks on the other side, and echoing repeatedly. 10. Three pools mirroring the moon (Three pools mirroring the moon) Three pools mirroring the moon, also known as Xiaoyingzhou, together with Huxinting Pavilion and Ruan Gongdun are collectively known as the three islands on the lake. The entire island including the water surface covers an area of ​​about seven hectares. There are curved bridges connecting the north and south, and earth embankments connect the east and west. The bridge embankments intersect in the shape of a "ten", dividing the island's water surface into four parts. The outer surface of the water surface is surrounded by a circular embankment. Viewed from the air, the land on the island is shaped like a huge "field", showing that there is an island in the lake, a lake in the island, and the waterscape is unique among the ten sceneries of the West Lake. It is the representative of water gardens in the south of the Yangtze River in my country. A classic. In the 34th year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (1606), Nie Xintang, the magistrate of Qiantang County, took mud from the lake and built a dam around the island, forming a lake within a lake as a place to release animals. Later generations built three small bottle-shaped stone towers in the island's south lake, called the "Three Pools". In the early Qing Dynasty, they built curved bridges and pavilions on the island, and planted hibiscus trees along the inner lake. Yulin built a villa here, and Xiaoyingzhou began to take shape. The landscape of Santan Reflecting the Moon is rich in layers, the space is varied, and the architectural layout is ingenious. Disembark from the North Pier of the island, pass by the Pantheon and other two buildings, and then step into the Jiuqu Pingqiao. There are four pavilions with different shapes on the bridge, including the Open Net Pavilion, the Pavilion Pavilion, the Kangxi Imperial Stele Pavilion, and the My Heart and Heart Pavilion. People walked around, stopped and took a look, talked and laughed, took photos, lingered and took in the beautiful scenery. To the east of Jiuqu Bridge, it faces a short white wall across the water. There is no connection at both ends of the wall, and it looks like a screen. However, four leaky windows with exquisite floral decorations are opened on the whitewashed wall, and the spaces inside and outside the wall are continuously separated and penetrate each other. Outside the wall there is a bustle of tourists, but inside the wall it is elegant and quiet, and it is very different from the arrogance so close to you.