You don't need to climb mountains to see the Qiantang River in Hangzhou at a glance

In Hangzhou, without the trouble of climbing mountains, there is a 13-story pagoda by the Qiantang River, where you can overlook the Qiantang River from the top floor, and even the Qiantang River Bridge is in full view, because it's quite niche, many locals haven't climbed it either, take the chance now that the tower is open, and go check it out on a weekend✌🏻 - 📖Travel Guide 📍Address: Liuhe Pagoda Cultural Park, Xihu District, Hangzhou ⏱️Opening Hours: 7:00-16:55 🎫Ticket: Main gate ticket 20💰, tower climbing 10💰 (Hangzhou park annual pass can waive the main gate ticket) 🕰️Duration of visit: 1-2 hours 🅿️Parking: Navigate directly to the destination, there is a parking lot at the entrance. 🚌Public Transport: Take the subway line 4 to 'Shuichengqiao' station and then walk or take the bus, navigate to 'Zhijiang Road Liuhe Pagoda' or 'Liuhe Pagoda' station. - 📖Tips: 1. Liuhe Pagoda has a history of about 1000 years, the interior walls have been repaired many times, if you look carefully you can see the traces of multiple layers of repairs, the stairs inside the pagoda are uneven in height and size, be careful when going up and down the stairs, and keep to the right. 2. It is not recommended for friends with mobility issues to visit, because the interior stairs and steps are quite old, the handrails on the side are also very small, and it is not particularly convenient to go up and down the stairs, especially not elderly-friendly. 3. Although Liuhe Pagoda appears to be 13 stories from the outside, there are actually only 7 floors open to the public, with 6 floors being secret chambers, generally not open to the public, built alternately with light and dark... 4. You can also take a look at the ruins of Kaihua Temple built in the same period, although only some bricks from that time have been excavated. 5. Liuhe Pagoda has a significant status in architectural history, interested friends may want to learn about it before visiting. 6. Nearby there is also the Wushan Ming Art Museum which you can visit together, about 50 meters away from Liuhe Pagoda. 7. Be careful not to carry drones! Do not carry flammable items upstairs, there will be a security check on the first floor of Liuhe Pagoda.