Zhejiang

Zhejiang (浙江) is in a province in East China, very close to the major city of Shanghai.

Cities

🌍 Hangzhou (杭州市) – Zhejiang's capital, former capital of China, China's busiest destination for domestic tourism, famous for tea, silk and the great West Lake.
🌍 Huzhou (湖州市) – borders Lake Tai to its south, includes the historic district of Anji.
🌍 Ningbo (宁波市) – former treaty port, clean and compact with interesting islands nearby
🌍 Shaoxing (绍兴市) – traditional Chinese cultured city
🌍 Wenzhou (温州市) – major industral center, near the sea and Fujian border
🌍 Yiwu (义乌市) – vibrant with Middle Eastern flavour due to large Islamic business community.
🌍 Zhoushan (舟山市)

🌍 Beilun (北仑区) – international port near Ningbo
🌍 Cixi (慈溪市)
🌍 Jiangshan (江山市) – is a small city at the intersection of Zhejian, Fujian and Jiangxi.
🌍 Jiaxing (嘉兴市) – civilized city of fish, rice and silk including famous resting-on-water towns Wuzhen and Xitang
🌍 Longyou County
🌍 Taizhou (台州市)
🌍 Xikou (溪口镇)
🌍 Zhuji (诸暨市)
🌍 Lishui (丽水市)

🌍 Mount Dalei
🌍 Mount Putuo (普陀山)
🌍 Lake Tai (太湖)
🌍 Qiandaohu (千岛湖) – a scenic lake known for its clear water and 1,000+ islands (hence its nickname Thousand Island Lake)
🌍 Yandangshan (雁荡山)
🌍 Moganshan (莫干山) – a mountain getaway from Shanghai
🌍 Tiantaishan (天台山) – Rocks, waterfalls, and an ancient temple

Zhejiang is a very small province, it usually makes sense to prefer train over plane whenever possible considering both money and time.

High-speed rail is most recommended. Most of the cities and towns in Zhejiang has at least one fast train station.

Most cities have taxi providers, though online taxing platforms like Didi may be preferred.

Wuzhen (乌镇) is located on the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal and also around a net-work of other smaller canals and rivers. The town has numerous bridges, ancient harbors and water-side pavilions, and makes an excellent complimentary side-trip for visitors staying in nearby Hangzhou. Buses ply the route from Hangzhou to Wuzhen.
The China Danxia landscape near Jianglangshan is inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List.

Zhejiang cuisine is one of the major cuisines of China. It isn't greasy and has a fresh and soft flavour with a mellow fragrance.

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