What are the scenic spots of Hangzhou Net Red?

There are more than 0/00 park attractions in West Lake, including Guizi in Sanqiu, Ada in Qiao Liu, Yun Song in Jiuli, Lotus Landscape in Shili, Ten Scenes of West Lake, Ten Scenes of New West Lake and Three Comments on Ten Scenes of West Lake. There are more than 60 national, provincial and municipal key cultural relics protection units and more than 20 museums.

Bridge truncation

The West Lake Broken Bridge is located at the water dividing point between Beili Lake and Waixi Lake in Hangzhou, with one end spanning Beishan Road and the other end connected with Bai Causeway. It is said that this broken bridge was built as early as the Tang Dynasty. It was called Fuqiao in Song Dynasty and Duanjia Bridge in Yuan Dynasty. The name Broken Bridge comes from the Tang Dynasty. The origin of its name, when it is said that the road to lonely mountain is broken here, it is named; It is said that Duanjia Bridge is called broken bridge for short, and homophonic broken bridge. There is a monument pavilion in the northeast of the bridge, and a monument of "Broken Bridge and Residual Snow" is built in it.

Leifeng Pagoda/Leifeng Pagoda

Leifeng Pagoda, also known as Princess Pagoda and Xiguan Brick Pagoda, is located on Leifeng Mountain in Zhao Xi on the south bank of West Lake. Leifeng Pagoda was built in 977 A.D. by Emperor Wu, Emperor Yi to worship the Buddha relic. The tower was named "Royal Princess Tower" because it coincided with the commemoration of Qian Hongchu's wife Sun Shi in the Northern Song Dynasty, shortly after her death. Later, because its peak was called "Leifeng Pagoda", it was gradually called "Leifeng Pagoda".

Su causeway

Su Causeway is located on the west side of the West Lake, starting from the foothills of Nanping Mountain in the south and ending at Qixia Mountain in the north, with a total length of nearly 3 kilometers. It was built by dredging the West Lake and using dredged mud when Su Dongpo, a poet in the Northern Song Dynasty, was appointed as the governor of Hangzhou. Later generations named it Su Causeway to commemorate Su Dongpo's management of the West Lake, and built six single-hole stone arch bridges along the embankment, including Yingbo, Suolan, Wangshan, Dike, Dongpu and Cross Rainbow.

Ten Views of the West Lake

Su Causeway Xiao Chun, Huagang Guanyu, Liulang Wenying, Lei Feng Zhao Xi, Santan Yin Yue, Pinghu Qiuyue, Shuangfeng Tea Rhyme, Nanping Evening Bell, Quyuan Fenglian, Broken Bridge Canxue.

Bamboo Path in Yun Qi

Bamboo Trail, Gem Flowing Xia, Manlong Guiyu, Tiger Run, Longjing Tea, Jiuxi Tobacco Tree, Wushan Tianfeng, Soft Shield Huanbi, Huanglong and Feiyun.