You can go to Shanghai first and stay in Shanghai for a while. If you have a very good budget, I suggest you go to the five-star 24K International Hotel Chain (Weihai Road Branch). You can also refer to the following website: /html/ hotel/sitemap/Shanghai_2.htm

To arrange accommodation, you can go to Luchao Port. In the north of Luchao Port, there are Jinjiang Taoyuan, Rare Mountain Resort and World Taoyuan Wonderland Resort Center; in the northeast, there is World Fangcaowu Boutique Collection; in the east of Luchao Port, there are There is the Cape of Good Hope Resort; in the west there is Asia East Park. On the entire east coast, a wildlife park will be formed as a "point"; starting from Luchao Port, it will extend for 10 kilometers to the north (including Donghai Film and Television Park, Magnolia Resort, Pudong Shooting Amusement Park, Fujitec Circuit, and 10,000 acres of Taoyuan, etc. ); a tourism "circle" formed by Luchao Port as the center and reaching Putuo Mountain, Shengsi, Zhoushan and other islands. The three will form Nanhui's unique "point-circle" tourism pattern, thus becoming the "background" of Shanghai. garden".

If you have children, I recommend taking them to the Sea Safari. (As long as the child is not too big) Or go to the Oriental Pearl Tower, Shanghai's iconic building. If you feel bored, you can go to Dongping National Forest Park. The following is the relevant introduction: It is located in the north-central part of Chongming Island, 12 kilometers away from the south gate port of the county. km, with a total area of ??3.55 square kilometers (358 hectares), it is currently the largest plain man-made forest in East China and the largest forest park in Shanghai. Its predecessor was Dongping Forest Farm, which was first built in 1959 after reclamation. After more than 30 years of construction, the park now has lush forests, clear lakes, rich wild charm and beautiful environment. The characters "Dongping National Forest Park" above the park gate were inscribed by Peng Chong, former vice chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress. There is a unique "crab" room-style multi-functional conference center in the park, which has become a standard building. The park is equipped with various services and entertainment supporting facilities. In 1997, it was rated as one of Shanghai's "Top Ten" new leisure attractions. In 2002, the park was rated as a four-A scenic spot by the National Tourism Administration, and in 2004, it was named a national agricultural tourism demonstration site by the National Tourism Administration.

Forest grass skating is commonly known as "flying on grass". It is currently the only grass skating field in Shanghai. It covers an area of ??more than 10,000 square meters, with a slope height of more than 10 meters. The grass is flat and deep. A new type of leisure sports popular with the public.

The Educated Youth Memorial Wall Park is a unique cultural landscape built by the people of Chongming to commemorate the 220,000 Shanghai educated youth who came to Chongming to struggle in the 1960s and 1970s. The overall building consists of sculptures, reliefs, Memorial wall composition.

This is a Shanghai tourist map for your reference: /Html/2007323221719-1.html

(It is best not to play all of them, but choose a few that you think are valuable because of time Not enough!)

It is recommended that you spend two and a half days in Shanghai and fly to Zhejiang to avoid delays

If you go to Hangzhou, you can go to West Lake, but West Lake is enough You can have fun because there are ten scenic spots in West Lake.

The following is an introduction to the West Lake:

(1) Spring Dawn on Su Di

“The scenery of the West Lake is six bridges, separated by willows and peaches.”

The picturesque Su Causeway is a masterpiece left by the Northern Song Dynasty poet Su Dongpo when he was guarding Hangzhou. This green causeway is 2.8 kilometers long from south to north. Among the lush flowers and trees, there are six ancient buildings such as Yingbo, Suolan, Wangshan, Yadi, Dongpu and Kuahong. The beautiful stone arch bridge, the shadows of people and the swaying shadows of trees make you feel like you have entered a fairyland.

The scenery of Sudi is different in four seasons, including morning and dusk, but the most poetic and picturesque light is naturally the spring dawn. When the old man staggers away in the harsh winter and the spring girl comes gracefully, you are walking along the Su Di, but you feel the willow silk is fluttering, the green peaches are blooming, and the ten-mile long embankment is filled with green smoke and mist. A few orioles on the branches seem to report to you the early spring in Su Di. How can this feeling and scene not make you fascinated? No wonder the painters of the Southern Song Dynasty Painting Academy ranked "Spring Dawn on Su Di" as the first of the ten sceneries of the West Lake.

(2) The Orioles in the Willows

The Orioles in the Willows is located in the Orioles in the Liulang Park on the south bank of West Lake. Its predecessor was Jujing Garden, the royal garden in the Southern Song Dynasty. It is known for its lush willow color and ranks among the top ten of West Lake. Scenery. Every March in Yangchun, when the green willows are smoky, the willow silks of thousands of trees flutter in the wind, like green waves turning in the sky and turbulent blue waves. In the endless dark depths, the chirping of orioles can be heard from time to time, so it is called "hearing orioles in the willow waves". It is really a great pleasure to have a cup of tea and take a break here, to see the beautiful scenery of the lake and mountains from a distance, and to listen to the warblers singing on the branches up close.

On the kilometer-long embankment along the lake, weeping willows, lion willows, drunken willows, and Huansha willows are planted along the main road of Heyuan Road. A Wen Ying Pavilion was built in the main scenic area in the middle of the garden to create an atmosphere of March fireworks, fluttering willow silks and the clear and beautiful sound of orioles. To the east of Wenying Pavilion stands the "Monument to No Longer War Between Japan and China". On the west side of the large lawn, the grass color connects to the blue waves and green mountains of the West Lake. The lake and mountains form a picture full of layers and changing angles.

(3) Fish Viewing in Huagang

Fish Viewing in Huagang is connected to the lush Su Di in front, to the north is the verdant West Mountain, and to the sparkling blue Xiaonan Lake and Xili Lake , like two mirrors with emerald frames on the left and right. As early as the Southern Song Dynasty, there was a stream flowing from Huajia Mountain into the West Lake. This stream was called Huagang. At that time, the chamberlain Lu Yunsheng built a villa on the side of Huagang, called "Lu Garden". In the garden, rocks were piled up to form mountains, and the ground was dug into the ground to form ponds, where fish of different colors were raised. Visitors gathered here and scholars chanted them, calling it "Watching Fish in Huagang" and it became one of the ten scenic spots in the West Lake.

The most prosperous place for peonies in Hangzhou is the Peony Garden in Huagang where you can watch fish. The peonies are cut into more than a dozen small areas with different shapes. Inside the community, there are hundreds of brightly colored peonies planted at high places. Looking down, you can see the red and green in the large and small flower beds. The splendid peonies are in various shapes and forms, competing for beauty and beauty, which makes people forget to leave.

(4) Quyuan Fenghe

The original site of Quyuan Fenghe is south of Hongchun Bridge. At that time, there was a Quyuan brewing company in Hongchunqiao, which used water from Jinsha Stream to make wine. There are many lotus ponds in the courtyard, where flowers bloom in summer and the fragrance overflows. When Ma Yuan and others from the Painting Academy of the Southern Song Dynasty wrote about the ten sceneries of the West Lake, they listed this place as one of the ten sceneries and called it "Quyuan Fenghe". Later, the courtyard collapsed and the pond collapsed, and its scenery was ruined. When Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty visited Hangzhou in the south and inscribed the names of the ten scenic spots in the West Lake, he moved this long-abandoned old scene to the bank of the Hongqiao Bridge across Su Causeway, wrote the four words "Quyuan Fenghe" in his own hand, and erected a stele and a pavilion.

In the old days, Quyuan Fenghe only had one monument, one pavilion and half an acre of land. It was cramped in a corner of Xili Lake and was somewhat unworthy of its name. After expansion in recent years, the current Quyuan Fenghe stretches from the stele pavilion across the Hongqiao River, along Yue Lake and Jinsha Harbor to Guozhuang outside Wolong Bridge, and stretches for several miles, becoming the largest park in the area around the West Lake.

(5) Pinghu Qiuyue

Pinghu Qiuyue is at the western end of Baidi of West Lake, backed by Gushan Mountain and facing Waihu Lake in the south. In the Tang Dynasty, a Lake-viewing Pavilion was built here, and in the Qing Dynasty, a Royal Library was built on the site of the pavilion, with a fenced platform in front of the building. Whenever the autumn air is crisp. The surface of the lake is as calm as a mirror, and the bright autumn moon is in the sky. The moonlight and the lake water complement each other, giving a feeling of "one color of lake light and thousands of acres of autumn", so a monument was erected by the lake with the title "Autumn Moon over Pinghu". The poem "Autumn Moon over Pinghu" by Wang Wei of the Song Dynasty goes: "The cold light spreads across the vast expanse overnight, and there are no clouds everywhere where the water wheel runs. The eagle peaks are far away in the cold west wind, and the cassia seeds are lighting the jade pot one after another."

Bai Juyi was appointed as the governor of Hangzhou. At that time, every moonlit night, I often drank in the pavilion and admired the moon. Regardless of whether it is spring, summer, autumn or winter, rainy or snowy, there are beautiful scenery and different tastes. Especially on an autumn night when the moon is bright in the sky, the moonlight is like pouring down and tender as water. The two full moons in the sky and in the water slowly move westward to embrace the mountain peaks, making people immersed in the emotion of "looking up at the bright moon and expressing feelings for the thousand miles of light".

In 1959, the original landscape of more than 360 square meters was expanded to 1,600 square meters. The wall of Hartung Garden was demolished, and the octagonal pavilion, "Lake and Sky Yibi" building and four-sided hall were expanded and renovated, presenting a novel and unique garden landscape. Among the lake rocks and rockeries, red maples, pomegranates, osmanthus, crape myrtle and other flowers and trees are planted to cover the pavilions, buildings, halls and pavilions, which is very poetic and picturesque.

(6) Three Pools Reflecting the Moon

The largest island among the three islands in West Lake. It covers an area of ??about 70,000 square meters, of which 60% is water surface. The island base was built in the 35th year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (1607 AD) Years) Qian County magistrate Nie Xintang used the ruins of Shuixin Baoning Temple to build it by dredging mud from the West Lake. In the Qing Dynasty, Liu dikes were connected to the east and west, and bridges were built from the north to the south, making the whole island look like a "field". , forming a pattern of "an island in a lake and a lake in an island", like a fairyland and a beautiful island, so it is also called "Xiaoyingzhou".

The Xieshan-style open pavilion on the island - the Pantheon, Inscribed by Zhao Puchu as "Xiaoyingzhou", this place was originally Peng Gong Temple, which was the retreat nunnery of Peng Yulin, Minister of the Ministry of War during the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty. During the Revolution of 1911, it was changed to the Zhejiang Pantheon to enshrine Huang Zongxi, a thinker from Zhejiang in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, etc. People. The Pantheon is a nine-curved bridge with thirty bends. On the bridge, there is a net-opening pavilion, pavilion, pavilion. The Kaiwang Pavilion is a triangular pavilion. This place was originally a release pond. The name of the pavilion is Kaiwang, which means "open one side of the net". "Tingtingtingting" means a four-cornered pavilion. The name of the pavilion comes from the poetic meaning of "Three pagodas and pavilions lead to blue water" by the poet Nie Danian of the Ming Dynasty. The rockery stone standing on the water in the middle is called the Nine Lions Stone, and it seems that there are nine lions playing on the stone. .After passing the Jiuqu Bridge, you arrive at the central oasis of the tourist area in the middle of Xiaoyingzhou. Through the green trees and red flowers, the first thing you see is a low pink wall with the four words "Bamboo Path Leads to a Quiet Place" written on it, which is a symbol of improvement in the Qing Dynasty. It was inscribed by Kang Youwei, the leader of the sect. There are four empty flower windows with symbolic meanings on the whitewashed wall, namely "pines and cranes prolong life", "plum magpies compete for spring", "phoenix plays with peonies", "cypresses compete for glory", etc. Walking further from the pink wall, you will see the Yingcuixuan, the Wooden Pavilion and the Flower and Bird Hall. After passing the oasis, you will see the "Three Pools Reflecting the Moon" stele pavilion. Not far from the stele pavilion, there is a unique "My Heart and My Heart Pavilion". This The pavilion has a white wall on one side and a corridor on the other, which is unique among the many pavilions in West Lake.

The stone pagoda on the lake outside the pavilion is the main scene of the Three Pools Reflecting the Moon. The three pagodas are located in an equilateral triangle, with each two pagodas between them. The distance between the towers is 62 meters, and the tower is 2 meters high. The base of the tower is an oblate stone base. The tower body is spherical, with five small round holes arranged around it, decorated with relief patterns. The top of the tower is gourd-shaped and has a beautiful shape. On moonlit nights, Especially during the Mid-Autumn Festival, when the bright moon is in the sky, people light candles in the tower, cover the hole with tissue paper, and let the candlelight shine through. At this time, "the shadow of the tower, the shadow of the clouds, and the shadow of the moon" merge into one, and "the light of the candle, the light of the moon, and the light of the lake" They complement each other, presenting a beautiful scene of "one moon in the sky and three shadows in the lake". This is how the Three Pools Reflect the Moon got its name.

These three towers were first built in the fourth year of Yuanyou (1089), by Su Dongpo. The West Lake was dredged and the deepest part of the lake was used as a mark. In order to prevent the West Lake from being silted up, it was stipulated that planting lotus root was prohibited within the Three Pagodas. The three pagodas were destroyed in the Yuan Dynasty and rebuilt at their current location during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty. The tower is 2 meters high and has a beautiful shape. There are 5 small holes on the tower. Every Mid-Autumn Festival, candles are lit inside the tower and the holes are covered with tissue paper. The single light shines through the paper and is reflected in the lake, like the shadow of the moon. The bright moon in the sky and its reflection complement each other, which is very poetic. It has been a moon-viewing resort since ancient times, and the three stone towers have become the highlight of the scenery.

(7) Broken Bridge with Remaining Snow

Broken Bridge, also known as Duanjia Bridge, is located at the east end of Baidi, on the waterline between the inner lake and the outer lake. It is unknown when it was built. However, in Zhang Hu's poems of the Tang Dynasty, there is already a sentence like "the broken bridge is barren and the moss is astringent".

There are different opinions on the origin of its name. One says that the white embankment from Pinghu Qiuyue ends here, so it is called the Broken Bridge; one says that the road to Gushan ends here, hence the name; another says that it is on the ancient stone bridge. There is a pavilion built. When the snow falls in winter, the ice and snow melt on the sunny side of the bridge, but the jade and silver pavilions are still on the shady side of the bridge. Looking from the distance at Geling, the bridge and embankment feel broken, so it is named "Broken Bridge with Remaining Snow". In the Song Dynasty, the broken bridge was also called Baoyou Bridge. In the Yuan Dynasty, a couple named Duan lived by the bridge and made a living by making wine, so it was also called Duanjiaqiao. Duanjiaqiao was shortened to Duanqiao, which is homophonic to Broken Bridge. The current Broken Bridge was rebuilt in 1914 and was renovated in the 1950s. Also modified. To the east of the bridge are the waterside pavilion "In the Light of Clouds, Water and Light" and the stele pavilion "Remnants of Snow on the Broken Bridge".

The remaining snow on the broken bridge is another unique landscape of West Lake in winter. Because the broken bridge faces the mountains behind the city and is at the watershed point of Waihu Lake and Beili Lake, it has a wide view and is the best place to enjoy the snow scenery of West Lake in winter.

Whenever the auspicious snow begins to clear, if you stand on Baoshi Mountain and look out, the sunny side of the bridge has melted and the snow has melted, so when you look to the sunny side, you will see "the bridge is broken due to snow", but the shady side of the bridge is still covered with snow, so looking from the shady side, "Broken bridges keep breaking."

The remaining snow on the broken bridge is a rare sight in West Lake. Standing at the head of the bridge and looking around, you can have a panoramic view of distant mountains and near water. It is a good place to appreciate the snowy scenery of West Lake.

Hong Cheng of the Ming Dynasty wrote in his poem "Looking at the Broken Bridge Leisurely": "Step up to the broken bridge leisurely, and you will see endless scenery. It is easy to weave tobacco silk from thin willows, but it is difficult to leave the shadows of birds on the green screen. Drag diagonally A skirt is wrapped around the waist, floating across the Qianxun landscape. The investor has recently forgotten the world and is nostalgic for the old romance."

(8) Nanping Evening Bell

Located in West Lake. In the southwest, the Jingci Temple at the northern foot of Nanping Mountain was founded in the first year of Zhou Xiande (954 AD) after the Five Dynasties. It has a history of more than 1,000 years. It was built by King Qian Hongshu of Wuyue to support Zen Master Yongming, the founder of Nanshan Buddhism. It was originally called "Hui Ri". "Yongming Chanyuan" is located in the Nanping Mountains with jagged rocks and jagged rocks, like a barrier. In the Southern Song Dynasty, it was renamed "Jingci Temple", and together with Lingyin Temple, Zhaoqing Temple and Shengyin Temple, it was known as the "Four Jungles of West Lake". When Jingci Temple was first built, there was a bell tower. In the 11th year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty (1378 AD) Year), because the old bell was too small, a giant bell weighing 10 tons was recast. Because the bell sounded loudly, and there were many holes in the Nanping Mountain behind the temple, the evening bell rang, and the bell echoed through the holes. It spreads across the valley, and floats far away to half of Hangzhou, so there is a scene of "Nanping Evening Bell".

When Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty visited the south, it was about to break at dawn, "The night air was clear, everything was silent, and the bell "The sound suddenly rises and rings into the sky, which is so thought-provoking" that it was renamed "Nanping Evening Bell". There was originally a big bell in front of the temple with a loud sound. Every evening, the bell echoed in the dusk, and the valley was full of excitement. The sound of the sun spreads far and wide, forming the artistic conception of "the jade screen is full of green mountains, the smoke is flying at dusk, and the cyan palace bells are ringing faintly".

From the Song Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty, Jingci Temple was ups and downs, and the original bell was also abolished. From 1959 and 1984, two major renovations were carried out, and the temple took on a new look. The new bronze bell weighed one Fourteen thousand kilograms. The melodious bells echoed again, reminding people of the poem "Nanping Evening Bell" written by Nie Danian of the Ming Dynasty: "The willows are dim, the flowers are dim, the dusk clouds are there, and one or two faint sounds are heard. The Zen couch often scares the monks into meditation, and the hotel window is amused. Guests are affectionate..." The current bronze Buddhist bell was cast by Hangzhou Oxygen Generator Factory in December 1986. It weighs more than 10 tons and is 3 meters high. The bell is cast with "wonderful methods" written by Zhao Puchu and others. Lotus Sutra gt;gt; text, totaling more than 68,000 words. Japanese Soto Sect Buddhists come to Jingci Temple to ring the bell on New Year’s Eve every year to bid farewell to the old and welcome the new.

(9) Sunset at Leifeng Peak

It is the only scenic spot that has been restored and rebuilt among the ten scenic spots of West Lake.

Located on Xizhao Mountain on the branch of Nanping Mountain on the south bank of West Lake, there used to be an eight-sided and five-story brick tower dating from 975 AD. It was built by Qian Hongshu, King of Wuyue, in 1988 to celebrate the birth of his concubine Huang's son. It is commonly known as Huangfei Pagoda. Because the pagoda is outside Xiguan, it is also called Xiguan Brick Pagoda. Later generations also changed its name to "Lei Feng" because the pagoda is located on a hill called Leifeng. "Peak Pagoda". When the sun shines in the west, the tower's shadow spreads across the sky, resplendent in glory, hence the name "Leifeng Sunset". Xu Chengzu, a man of the Qing Dynasty, once wrote in a poem: "The ancient pagoda of Huang Fei is dome-like, with green vines leaning against the sky. It is a wonderful scene." Nazhi is destined to be a calamity fire, and the curved peak reflects the sunset red."

Leifeng Pagoda was originally built with thirteen floors. (Only five floors were built during the dredging work) The structure has a masonry inner core and a wooden corridor on the outside. The inner wall is embedded with stones inscribed with the Huayan Sutra. Under the tower, there are gold and bronze statues of Sixteen Arhats.

The building is majestic and majestic. In the 34th year of the Jiajing reign of the Ming Dynasty (AD 1555), Japanese pirates invaded Hangzhou. Suspecting that there was an ambush in the tower, they set the tower on fire. The eaves and other wooden structures were destroyed, leaving only the ocher-yellow brick structure of the tower body. Since then, People said that the bricks of the tower could ward off diseases and improve health. The bottom bricks were hollowed out, and finally the tower suddenly collapsed on the afternoon of September 25, 1924. From then on, the "Leifeng Sunset" was only in vain, and the landscape has not been restored to this day.

Lei Peak The Peak Pagoda is also famous because it is one of a set of opposite views in the West Lake Pagoda. It and the Baoshu Pagoda in Beishan are located on the same central axis in the West Lake landscape layout. Before the Leifeng Pagoda collapsed, the Peak Pagoda was on the West Lake. It once showed the beautiful scenery of "the north and south confront each other, and a lake reflects the twin towers". The two towers, one in the south and the other in the north, face each other across the lake. The Leifeng Pagoda is honest and elegant, while the Baoshu Pagoda is slender and handsome. Therefore, there is a folk saying that "Leifeng Pagoda is like Lao Na." The saying "Uncle Bao is like a beauty" just explains the different beauty of Leifeng Pagoda and Uncle Bao Pagoda in those days. In addition, Leifeng Pagoda is also related to the beautiful folk legend of "Legend of the White Snake". Fa Hai The monk destroyed the beautiful marriage between White Snake and Xu Xian, and imprisoned White Snake under Leifeng Pagoda. Many years later, the little green snake who had successfully cultivated defeated Fa Hai, and White Snake was finally rescued. The ruins are still in Nanping Mountain. Above. Take a small path next to Jingci Temple to reach the ruins on the top of the mountain. The story of Leifeng Pagoda and the White Snake is widely spread.

The government has now been restored. Recreate the landscape of Leifeng Pagoda and Baoshu Pagoda facing each other across the lake, and convey the metaphors of the Ming Dynasty: "Uncle Bao is like a beauty" and "Leifeng Pagoda is like an old man".

(10) Shuangfeng Chaoyun

The two peaks are the South Peak and the North Peak. They are located in the southwest and northwest of West Lake respectively. Its "Twin Peaks Towering into the Clouds" Royal Stele Pavilion scenic spot is located by the Hongchun Bridge. The two peaks face each other at a distance, stretching more than ten miles apart. When the mountains are covered with clouds and mist, the two peaks sometimes reveal their double tips, like peaks rising into the sky, hence the name "Two Peaks in the Clouds". Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty visited here and changed it to "Shuangfeng Chaoyun". The natural scenery is extremely beautiful, with tall and majestic peaks. It can be sunny or rainy in the morning or dusk, especially after rain or in cloudy weather, with colorful clouds and white clouds, thick or light, suddenly entangled and covered. It's a cloud, it's a mountain, it's hazy, like a spectacular landscape painting with vivid ink and different shades.

According to previous investigations, the origin of the name "Shuangfeng Shanyun" is said. When the mountain rain is about to come, look at the twin peaks in the distance, the clouds and the sea of ??mist. The peaks of the twin peaks are looming in the clouds, but you can see: the sea of ??clouds is vast, and the peaks are looming. Hence the name "Twin Peaks in the Clouds".

The viewing point is located beside the Hongchun Bridge on Lingyin Road, where the "Shuangfengcaiyun" Royal Stele Pavilion is located. Standing in front of the pavilion and looking to the south and west, you can see the southern peak and the two peaks in the distance. They are facing each other, more than 10 miles apart. In fact, the southern peak is only 254 meters above sea level, and the northern peak is 314 meters above sea level. They were named "peaks" only because the mountains near the west of the lake are low and gentle. In the early years, there was a seven-story pagoda on the top of the two peaks. , after the pagoda was ruined.

The South Peak is made of limestone, southwest of West Lake, in the center of the West Lake mountains. Due to the special location of the South Peak, it has always been a good place for tourists to climb up and look far. Standing on the peak From the top, you can see mountains, lakes, cities, rivers, and wilderness. There are many caves on the south peak, the most famous of which are Yanxia Cave, Shuile Cave and Shiwu Cave. The Qianren Cave under Lion Cliff is 320 meters long. The widest point is about 1,300 square meters. These famous caves, Huanglong Cave, Ziyun Cave, and Zilai Cave are also known as the "Seven Ancient Caves of West Lake".

The North Peak is behind Lingyin Temple and is the most famous in the northwest of West Lake. There are hundreds of stone steps from the foot of the mountain to the top, with thirty-six twists and turns. Although the altitude is not high, it is surrounded by plain fish ponds to the north and Feilai Peak, which is more than 100 meters lower than it, to the south, so there are flat areas. Feelings of rising. Today, there is a Zhejiang TV transmitting station and tower on the top of the mountain. Visitors can take the cable car directly to the top of the mountain at Baileqiao.

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Finally, I wish you a happy journey!