Hangzhou Travel Guide

Hello everyone, I am Dayu, a travel enthusiast. Hangzhou has entered the plum rain season. Visiting Hupao Park at this time, you can see the entire forest soaked in abundant moisture. Even on sunny days, it remains deeply serene and quietly green with a pure and profound hue. Strolling through the park, I began to believe in the 20-minute park effect. Listening to the babbling spring water, watching the winding paths leading to secluded spots, and the light filtering through the gaps between intertwined branches make you feel all worldly worries vanish. You just want to focus and breathe calmly in this twilight forest, healing yourself. Location: Hupao Park Admission: 15 RMB Tips for visiting: The pavilions and towers in the park are hidden among the trees. Capture the occasional glimpse for photos full of Eastern aesthetic charm. The ponds, cedar trees, and moss-covered stones around the streams make for great scenic shots. Historical and cultural sites include Hupao Spring, Jigong Hall, Master Hongyi’s Relic Pagoda, and Guanyin Hall. Be careful of slippery paths when walking on mountain trails. For a free route, start from Manjuelong uphill, walk to Guiren Pavilion to overlook West Lake and the Qiantang River, then descend to enter Hupao Park.