• Lingyin Temple - The guide can either pick up the visitors or meet them directly at the No. 32 parking lot of Lingyin Temple.

In the morning, visitors will explore one of China’s most famous Buddhist temples. Established in 326 AD during the Eastern Jin Dynasty, it has a rich history spanning approximately 1,700 years, ranking it among the ten ancient Chan temples in Chinese Buddhism. The name “Lingyin” means “where immortals hide,” highlighting its tranquil location amidst lush greenery and peaceful surroundings.

Here, visitors can listen to the guide’s insights about the formation, evolution, and the presence of the future Buddha and the present Buddha in Chinese Buddhism. Additionally, they can place an 18-bead bracelet over the incense to receive blessings.

Visitors will also explore Fei Lai Feng, where the stone walls are adorned with numerous Buddha statues, harmoniously blending with the surrounding atmosphere of incense and worship.

• Southern Song Imperial Street - Once the imperial district during the Southern Song Dynasty, today it offers a unique mix of history, culture, and commerce. Strolling down this street provides a glimpse into the prosperity and vibrancy of the Southern Song era. On the street, visitors will find the impressive “Jiangnan Tongwu” or the “Jiangnan Copper House.” This structure is not only an architectural wonder almost entirely made of copper but also houses a museum dedicated to the artistry and craftsmanship of copper wares. Those interested in copper utensils can spend time appreciating the exhibits.

Visitors can choose to have a lunch break here or at the Lingyin Temple for a delightful meal.

They will have about 40 minutes of free time to leisurely explore the streets.

• Drum Tower - Located at the base of Wushan, the Drum Tower is one of Hangzhou’s iconic ancient landmarks. Surrounding the tower, there are numerous specialty food stalls and shops where visitors can experience authentic Hangzhou street life.
• Shiwukui Lane - Known as the “Broadway of the Southern Song Dynasty,” this lane is adorned with lush greenery climbing over the charming buildings, providing an ideal setting for photography enthusiasts. It’s also a wonderful place to immerse oneself in traditional Hangzhou street culture.
• Dama Lane - Experience local life and cuisine here!

This historic alley in Hangzhou’s old town is vibrant with daily life. The area is renowned for its cured meats and roasted nuts, as well as a variety of local snacks that are sure to leave a lasting impression.

• Hangzhou Chenghuang Pagoda - Chenghuang Pagoda is a replica of ancient pavilion architecture standing 41.6 meters tall, combining Yuan and Ming dynasty architectural styles. On sunny days, this location becomes a breathtaking vantage point for enjoying the sunset. On clear days, visitors can take their time to savor the sunset and the night view of the entire Wushan scenic area.

At the end of the tour, the guide can escort visitors back to their hotel in Hangzhou or other desired locations. If pick-up service is not needed, the guide will provide instructions on using public transportation to reach other destinations.

• Private transportation
• Professional tour guide

• Lunch
• Dinner

This tour offers the opportunity to explore Lingyin Temple, one of the “Five Great Mountains” of Chinese Buddhism. The temple is nestled among towering ancient trees and surrounded by mountains, providing a tranquil and graceful setting.

Additionally, enjoy a leisurely walk through the narrow alleyways of Hangzhou’s old town, where you can sample local specialty snacks.

Conclude the tour with a breathtaking night view from the top of the Chenghuang Pavilion.

For those looking to immerse themselves in the local culture, explore charming alleyways, discover hidden culinary treasures, and experience unique night views away from the city’s hustle and bustle, this tour is an excellent choice.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.