Huzhou, located in East China's Zhejiang province, offers a serene retreat from modern life's hustle and bustle. Its picturesque landscape and rich cultural heritage invite visitors to immerse themselves in all the tranquility and historical charm.

Xiamu Mountain

A sublime sight graces Xiamu Mountain in Huzhou, Zhejiang province. [Photo/WeChat account: aishangwuxing]

At dawn, adventurers ascend Xiamu Mountain, treading on its soft earth and surrounded by the lush greenery. Sunlight filters through bamboo leaves as mist engulfs ancient Xiamu Zen Temple.

Digang ancient town

Digang ancient town retains the unique charm of a water town. [Photo/WeChat account: zjly_057112301]

Stepping into Digang ancient town in Nanxun district feels like entering a forgotten ink painting. This centuries-old settlement retains the unique charm of a water town in Jiangnan — the southern area of the lower reaches of the Yangtze River.

Mogan Mountain

Mogan Mountain scenic area in Deqing county welcomes visitors with expansive bamboo forests, where gentle breezes create a natural rustling symphony of sound. Strolling along its winding paths, visitors can enjoy a leisurely moment amid the subtle interplay of light and shadows.

Tang Dynasty Imperial Tea Garden

The Tang Dynasty Imperial Tea Garden is nestled among lush mountains. [Photo/WeChat account: cxvoice]

In Changxing county's Tang Dynasty (618–907) Imperial Tea Garden, visitors step into a historical tableau of tea culture. Nestled at the foot of Guzhu Mountain, this Tang-style complex was once a royal tea workshop. Sipping Zisun tea, visitors can watch the bamboo sway, feeling time's gentle flow.