Hangzhou scenic spots rank in the top ten.

The top ten scenic spots in Hangzhou are West Lake, Xixi, Qiandao Lake, Chen Gong Bridge, Guangji Bridge, Fuyicang, Qiantang River, Liangzhu Site, Xianghu Lake, and Bridge Across the Lake.

West Lake 1:

West Lake is located in the west and the center of Hangzhou. It is famous at home and abroad for its beautiful lakes and mountains and numerous places of interest. It is a famous tourist attraction in China with a total area of 49 square kilometers. The beauty of the West Lake lies in the clear water and empty mountains on rainy days.

2. Xixi:

Xixi National Wetland Park in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province is located in the northwest of Xihu District and Yuhang District in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, less than 5 kilometers away from the West Lake, with a planned total area of 1 1.5 square kilometers. The total length of rivers in the wetland is 100 km, and about 70% of the area is rivers, ponds, lakes, swamps and other waters.

3. Qiandao Lake:

Qiandao Lake is full of blue waves, beautiful thousand islands, verdant mountains, deep canyons, delicate streams, strange caves, as well as a wide variety of biological resources, cultural relics and rich local products, which constitute the scenic characteristics of the island lake.

4. Chen Gong Bridge:

Chen Gong Bridge spans the east and west ends of the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal, which is the terminal sign of the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal leading to Hangzhou. It was built in the fourth year of Chongzhen in Ming Dynasty and rebuilt in the eleventh year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty. The bridge, with a total length of 92 meters, is a three-hole thin pier stone arch bridge, which is laid side by side in longitudinal sections.

5. Guangji Bridge:

Guangji Bridge is the only remaining seven-hole stone arch bridge on the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal, located in Tangqi Town, Yuhang District, Hangzhou. Guangji Bridge, also known as Tongji Bridge and Bitianqiao Bridge, commonly known as Long Bridge, was built by Chen Yin Shouqing in the eleventh year of Hongzhi in Ming Dynasty. Nearby are Shuibei Mingqing Street, Ganlong Imperial Monument, Zhejiang Water Conservancy General Yamen, Guopujing and Shuinan Temple.

6. Fu Yicang:

Fuyicang is an existing canal shipping and storage building in Hangzhou, which has important cultural relics value. Built in the sixth year of Guangxu, it was named as "getting rich with benevolence and achieving righteousness with harmony". In those days, the rice used in Hangzhou was transported from the canal and stored in Fuyi Cang, which is also called the granary of the world with Jingnan Xincang.

7. Qiantang River:

Qiantang River is the largest river in Zhejiang Province and one of the main cradles of Yue culture. The total length of the river is 688 kilometers, the basin area is 55,600 square kilometers, and the average flow for many years is 44.25 billion cubic meters. According to the lunar calendar, the time to watch the tide in Qianjiang is the highest on the third and eighteenth day of each month, and it decreases before and after.

8. Liangzhu Site:

Liangzhu site is about 5250~4 150 years ago, so it was named after the discovery of 1936 in Liangzhu town. After more than half a century of archaeological investigation and excavation, it was initially found that the site was distributed in Taihu Lake area.

9. Hu Xiang:

Xianghu Lake is adjacent to Xiaoshan City in the east, Qiantang River in the west, zhejiang-jiangxi railway in the north and Hangzhou Ring Expressway in the south, only 15km away from West Lake. The lakeshore mountain in Hubei was the place where Gou Jian, the King of Yue, stored grain, grass and soldiers in the Spring and Autumn Period, and the tiger cave in the west of the lake was the place where Gou Jian tried his best.

10, Lake Bridge site:

The bridge site of the Lake Crossing Bridge is located in Hu Xiang Village, Chengxiang Street, about 4 kilometers southwest of Xiaoshan City. The site has an original area of tens of thousands of square meters and has been excavated 1030 square meters.