The most worthwhile scenic spots near Hangzhou

Baoshishan, Hangzhou Little Iceland, Xiaohezhi Street, etc.

1, Baoshishan: Baoshishan is a mountain in the north of West Lake in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province. It is close to Xili Lake in the south, echoing an isolated mountain. The mountain is 78 meters high and bright red. When the sun shines on the top of the mountain in Guang Chen, it is very dangerous to take a look at the flowing clouds, so Guelleh was named Gemstone Mountain. The Baoshu Pagoda is located at the top of Gemstone Mountain, overlooking Bai Causeway. You must choose a good day to climb the gem mountain, and never go after the rain. There is a rock on the top of the mountain, and the stone steps are narrow and slippery. If there is water, it is very dangerous.

2. Hangzhou Little Iceland: Hangzhou Little Iceland is located behind Hangzhou Phoenix Creative International Park. Go to the creative park and you will meet a beautiful little Iceland. Hangzhou Little Iceland is composed of naturally formed rocks and lakes, forming natural scenery. There are factories and industrial buildings nearby, so you can take photos as a souvenir. The big lawn in the back has been renovated. Go to Iceland since childhood. You can camp on the big lawn, but pay attention to the safety on the mountain. The underwater corridor is now transparent glass, and you can see small fish.

3. Xiaohe Street: If you want to feel the flavor of "small bridges and flowing water" when you travel to Hangzhou, Xiaohe Street, a historical and cultural block next to the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal, is definitely a good choice. This ancient street, with a long history and profound cultural heritage, can slow down and feel the life rhythm of the aborigines. Xiaohezhi Historical and Cultural Street is also near the canal, not far from Dadou Road Historical and Cultural Street. You don't need tickets, just browse around. I feel that it is mainly one or two blocks, and I can walk around quickly. There are many shops and tourists in it, and I also see people coming here to take pictures. The architecture is also antique, which has the feeling of a small town in the south of the Yangtze River. There seems to be no shortage of bridges and flowing water. There are many creative shops on both sides of the river, most of which have cafes or teahouses. Moreover, the shops are all very individual, and the photos at the door are very perforated. This street is suitable for walking slowly on weekdays. When you are tired, go to the cafe and find a window seat.