Things to do in Dongyang

This hotel offers excellent service and has a great location in a bustling city center, next to a night market. The parking lot is also very spacious. The rooms are very well maintained and clean, and the breakfast selection is plentiful.

Personally, I thought it was quite fun. The NPCs in the park were great, the interactions were fantastic, and you could earn rewards. There was also plenty of food inside, and everyone in the park was very friendly. However, when it came time to redeem our rewards after the fun, those two people were like ghosts. They barely acknowledged us when we asked them anything. We didn't have enough rewards to exchange for something, and there were so many people. There was a sign saying that posting on WeChat Moments, Douyin, or Xiaohongshu could get you 10 rewards, but I wouldn't have known if I hadn't seen others doing it. I understand they must be tired after serving so many tourists all day, but that's their job, there's no way around it. If you choose this service job, you have to be enthusiastic. I had a great day, thinking the whole park was wonderful, but it was ruined by those two people at the entrance. I was very disappointed. Even the cleaning ladies inside were more enthusiastic than them.

We visited the Qin Palace, Ming and Qing Palace, Riverside Scene at Qingming Festival, and Guangzhou Street/Hong Kong Street. I especially recommend Riverside Scene at Qingming Festival and Guangzhou Street/Hong Kong Street—they were so much fun! The other attractions were also great; be sure to see the performances, which interact with the audience and are designed to be enjoyable. The Ming and Qing Palace is a 1:1 replica of the Forbidden City; the craftsmanship of the artisans is truly amazing.

The overall experience exceeded expectations. The environment was clean and comfortable, the service was warm and attentive, and the response was prompt. The products matched the description, the quality was excellent, and the price was very reasonable. Communication was smooth throughout, there were no hidden costs, and the experience was very pleasant. From attention to detail to the overall experience, everything was done with care and attention to detail. Highly recommended. I will definitely come back if I need anything in the future and I'm happy to recommend it to my friends. I sincerely recommend it to everyone!

Located in Dongyang, Zhejiang Province, the Lu Residence in Dongyang is the ancestral home of the Lu clan of Yaxi, descendants of Jiang Taigong. Originally built during the Jingtai era of the Ming Dynasty, it boasts a history of over 500 years. As one of the largest and best-preserved Ming and Qing Dynasty architectural complexes in Jiangnan, it stretches over 300 meters along two axes: Suyong Hall and Shude Hall, earning it the reputation of "Northern Forbidden City, Southern Lu Residence." The residence integrates Dongyang wood carving, stone carving, brick carving, and painting, with the wood carvings being particularly exquisite, making it a veritable treasure trove of folk art.

Came here with my sister and did a day trip. I enjoyed most party of it. I was able to rent a trolly for each site, which makes traveling and hanging around so worth it because I don’t have to walk. I loved that it was not crowded and it was not packX weather was also great. Only thing I didn’t like was that they had dragon floaty everywhere and it was hard to take beautiful pictures with them in the background. I will definitely visit again.

The Yuanming New Garden in Hengdian is truly worth a visit! It recreates the splendor of the "Garden of Gardens," with its magnificent and elegant Chinese palaces, exquisite and grand Western-style buildings, and picturesque lakes and pavilions. The twelve animal head fountains are incredibly impressive, and every snapshot is a masterpiece. The live performances within the garden create a truly immersive atmosphere; strolling through the garden feels like stepping back into a golden age. It's a fantastic place to take photos, experience historical depth, and enjoy breathtaking scenery. Highly recommended!

It was really cold in winter, so you definitely need to dress warmly. This was my second visit, and the experience was different from my first summer visit. The first time, it was just a quick look around, but the second time, besides experiencing the tram rescue, I also saw a fantastic circus performance. The value for money was amazing! A place I highly recommend!

It wasn't quite what I expected, but overall it was okay. Dream Valley was a bit more fun; the rest was mostly for sightseeing. The kids weren't that interested, especially the ancient costume makeup and photo shoot experiences. Definitely avoid the makeup service next to the Ming and Qing Palace gate—it costs three times more than makeup at the Qingming Riverside Scene or other places! The clothes are old, tattered, and there are so many people!

The Spring Garden of the New Yuanmingyuan in Hengdian is definitely worth a visit! Based on the Forty Scenes of the Old Summer Palace, it recreates the magnificent scenery of the former imperial garden. The grand halls and pavilions of the Nine Provinces Palace are exquisitely carved and painted. Surrounded by the clear waters of Fuhai Lake, every step reveals a new vista, showcasing the aesthetics of a traditional Chinese imperial garden. The garden boasts numerous exhibition halls, offering a direct experience of Qing Dynasty imperial life. The park is clean and the visit is excellent, providing an immersive experience of the former glory of the Yuanmingyuan. Highly recommended!