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Hangzhou International Airport 35 Min

Lingyin Temple (35 Min)
City's Oldest Buddhist Temple, Dating From 328 Ce & Rebuilt After Being Damaged By Fires & Warfare.

Wulin Square (7 Min)
Transport Hub & Public Plaza With A Musical Fountain Show, Plus Nearby Shopping Malls.

Three Pools Mirroring The Moon (38 Min)
Three 2M-High Stone Qing Dynasty Pagodas Erected In 1699 In South West Lake & Often Lit At Night.

Xixi National Wetland Park (37 Min)
Wetland Park With Numerous Ponds & Lakes, Plus A Botanical Garden, Restaurants, Events & Festivals.

Su Causeway (25 Min)
Celebrated Lake Causeway Featuring A Paved Walking Path Lined With Willow Trees & Stunning Views.

Former Residence Of Hu Xueyan (12 Min)
Former Home Of Famed Merchant Hu Xueyan, Built In 1872 And Showcasing High Qing Dynasty Style.

Liuhe Pagoda (21 Min)
7-Story 5Th-Century Pagoda, With Views Of The Qiantang River Bridge From The Top.

Hangzhou Botanical Garden (23 Min)
Botanical Garden Attraction Split Into Pleasure & Research Areas With Many Landscaped Zones.

Yue Fei Temple (17 Min)
Ornate, Historic Temple Built In Honor Of A Dynasty General, With Statues & Tranquil Gardens.

China National Tea Museum (25 Min)
Museum Dedicated To The History & Culture Of Tea In China, With Exhibits, Ceremonies & Tastings.

西湖十景 (19 Min)
Artificial Island Only Reachable By Boat, Known For Ornate Huxin Pavilion And Views Of West Lake.

West Lake (35 Min)
Ringed By Mountains & Woods, This Scenic, Iconic Lake Features Numerous Temples, Pagodas & Gardens.

Jingci Temple (18 Min)
Centuries-Old, Hillside Monastery With A Gold Statue & Views Over The Leifeng Pagoda Complex.

Leifeng Pagoda (18 Min)
Originally Built In The 975 A.d., This 5-Story Pagoda, Which Collapsed In 1924 Was Rebuilt In 2002.

Feilaifeng Grottoes (35 Min)
Temple, Lake, And Buddhism