Is it appropriate to travel to Hangzhou in early June? Do you have any good six-day route recommendations?

If you travel in Hangzhou, there are weeping willows and peach blossoms in spring, lotus flowers in summer, fresh air in autumn and broken bridges and snow in winter ~ However, it is strongly recommended not to come here in summer, because the temperature of 40 degrees is unbearable. Early June is a good choice, but don't put it off until the end of June. I think the spring and autumn period is still good. As for the route, I suggest you have a look at the travel guide of hornet's nest. Many of them are well written, and there are some good routes. I can only recommend several places below. As for the route, the questions are mainly arranged according to your own interests. 1, West Lake. Whether you like it or not, this is a must-see place when you come to Hangzhou. Although I come from a place where I can often see the sea, I didn't feel much when I first saw the West Lake, because there was too much sediment and the lake was a little yellow, but I came and went and liked it more and more. The reason is-I realize that the West Lake is not to see the lake, but to feel a culture, so it can be rated as a cultural heritage as a natural landscape. Zhejiang Museum, Yue Temple and Gushan Mountain near the West Lake are all very good. You can also take a boat to Santan Yin Yue in the center of the lake to see the scenery printed on one yuan. Suggestion: Don't go on weekends, there are too many people. 2. Xixi Wetland. This is a scenic spot that can't be walked in two days. It is recommended to have a selective look, or you can take a small tourist battery car inside. I prefer to enter from the entrance of the west gate, where there are not only wetlands, but also some cultural landscapes, including a Xixi slow street. Then take a bus to the south gate, which is the main entrance, where there are big signs and authentic wetland trails if you are the one. In addition, there is a wetland museum on the east side of Xixi Wetland, so you can visit it when you have time. 3. Lingyin Temple. If you are a Buddhist, or have a admiration for the traditional culture of China, you might as well go and see it. Jigong not only has a Lingyin Temple, but also many other temples, and almost every temple has a hill, and the scenery is still very good. Escape from all the interest-oriented downtown, where you can make your heart more peaceful. These are some real scenic spots (tickets are needed and have been developed). Here are three scenic spots that are not scenic spots. 4. Zhijiang Campus of Zhejiang University+Jiuxi. Zhijiang Campus of Zhejiang University is definitely the most beautiful campus of Zhejiang University. No one. There are many people taking wedding photos there. Very quaint, and the bell tower left over from the Republic of China. The picture below shows the bell tower of Zhijiang Campus. There is a path leading to Jiuxi next to Zhijiang Campus. It is a place surrounded by mountains, with streams, gravel roads and small teahouses … very quiet and beautiful. The picture below shows Jiuxi. There is a path leading to Jiuxi next to Zhijiang Campus. It is a place surrounded by mountains, with streams, gravel roads and small teahouses … very quiet and beautiful. The picture below shows Jiuxi. 5. Canal Plaza (Museum)+Canal World (Hangzhou cuisine and movies). The Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal started in Hangzhou and is now applying for World Heritage. There are some small shops along the river in Canal Square. The architectural style is ancient wooden houses, and there are also three museums: Sword Museum, Umbrella Museum and Fan Museum. Among them, the Umbrella Museum and Fan Museum are still very Jiangnan-style, with oiled paper umbrellas, silk umbrellas and fans ... The following picture shows the entrance of the Umbrella Museum. 5. Canal Plaza (Museum)+Canal World (Hangzhou cuisine and movies). The Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal started in Hangzhou and is now applying for World Heritage. There are some small shops by the river near the Canal Square. The architectural style is an ancient wooden house, and there are also three museums: Knife Hall, Umbrella Hall and Fan Hall. Among them, the umbrella museum and the fan museum are still very Jiangnan-style, with oil-paper umbrellas, silk umbrellas and fans ... The following picture shows the entrance of the umbrella museum. Dinner can be served in the Canal World. There are many small restaurants in hangzhou dishes, such as Silver Merchants, Lanlian, Zaofeng and Shui Gu. Canal Tiandi is a small commercial street (in fact, almost all of it is delicious food), which is completely transformed from an old shipyard and has a more creative architectural style. After a big meal, you can go to the Goby Cinema in Stephen Chow next door to see a movie. The picture below shows the Canal World. Dinner can be served in the Canal World. There are many small restaurants in hangzhou dishes, such as Silver Merchants, Lanlian, Zaofeng and Shui Gu. Canal Tiandi is a small commercial street (in fact, almost all of it is delicious food), which is completely transformed from an old shipyard and has a more creative architectural style. After a big meal, you can go to the Goby Cinema in Stephen Chow next door to see a movie. The picture below shows the Canal World. 6. He Fang Street. This is a commercial street with Ming and Qing styles, full of snacks and handicrafts, and it is still very distinctive. But I still suggest going at night. The picture below shows where street is. These are almost some scenic spots I recommend. For the route, I suggest you mark all the scenic spots on the map according to your own preferences, and then make a good plan. If you have enough time, you can go to Qiandao Lake Scenic Area or Zhoushan Scenic Area, which belongs to Hangzhou, but it is far from downtown Hangzhou. These are almost some scenic spots I recommend. For the route, I suggest you mark all the scenic spots on the map according to your own preferences, and then make a good plan. If you have enough time, you can go to Qiandao Lake Scenic Area or Zhoushan Scenic Area, which belongs to Hangzhou, but it is far from downtown Hangzhou. Show all