If you are traveling to Hangzhou during the Spring Festival, read this article, a complete guide to traveling in 3 days and 2 nights.

Recommended route Day1: Hangzhou West Lake 1-Leifeng Pagoda 1-Three Pools Reflecting the Moon 1-Quyuan Fenghe 1-Wulin Night Market Day2: Faxi Temple - Lingyin Temple - Deokshou Palace - Dama Alley - Fifteen Kui Alley - Chenghuang Pavilion - Wushan Square ③ Day3: Xiangji Temple - Dadou Road - Xiaohezhi Street - Xiaohe Park - Qiaoxi Historical District - Gongchen Bridge Three Pools Reflecting the Moon: The largest island in the West Lake, the Three Pools Reflecting the Moon is the same as the 1 yuan note (ticket: 50) Quyuan Fenghe: Quyuan Fenghe has great charm no matter what season it is. The Spring Festival happens to be the season of plum blossoms. This is a super beautiful plum blossom. 2Faxi Temple: Hangzhou’s internet celebrity check-in place, where you can seek marriage opportunities. You can also eat vegetarian food (10r) Lingyin Temple: the most popular temple in Hangzhou (75r) 5 Deoksugung Palace: The red walls and deciduous dragons of Deoksugung Palace are a must-see during the Spring Festival! Dama Along: It’s very smoky here, and there are many old Hangzhou snack bars here. Shiwukui Lane: There is a classic camera position here, where you can take pictures of Wangxian Pavilion and the pyrotechnic old street. Xiaohezhijie This place has been put on New Year skin, and the New Year flavor is quite strong. Literary and artistic young people must come here. There are many artistic and interesting shops here. Qiaoxi Historic District Just next to Gongchen Bridge, there are many cultural attractions here, such as the Umbrella Museum, Fan Museum, Sword Museum, Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal Museum, etc. It’s better to come here at night, as the lights on both sides of the canal light up, making it very atmospheric! 10 Gongchen Bridge: Watching the night scenery on both sides of the canal from the bridge at night, blowing in the wind, not to mention how pleasant it is! Food and snack recommendations Braised green onion buns: I recommend Sister Hou, a Hangzhou specialty. You can try it, but there are green onions in it! If you don’t like green onions, don’t consider it! Master Jiang’s crispy fish: crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, recommended~ Youbu Soy Milk: Salty soy milk, not bad~ √ Youdun'er: There is shredded radish filling inside, which is crispy but slightly charred Oil! Jiangnanchun pastry: Old Hangzhou pastry, recommended pine flower crystal dough double stuffed dough, pine flower cake, etc. Note: ! During the Spring Festival, Hangzhou happens to be the season of plum blossoms. If you have time, you can also visit the Botanical Garden (next to the wind lotus in Quyuan). You can buy specialties for the New Year and take them home at Chaoshan and other Wushan squares. Hangzhou specialties: Lin'an pecans, Zhiweiguan/Southern Song Dynasty Huji cakes, salted duck with soy sauce, West Lake lotus root starch, etc.