Hangzhou

Visit Hangzhou, and you'll be thrilled by this treasure trove museum by the West Lake. It's no wonder Wang Hedi checked in at this place. If you like fashion, are interested in history and architecture, then you will definitely be surprised here! The museum is divided into many thematic areas, one main pavilion, and four branch pavilions, it is the world's largest silk museum. The entire museum seems to be integrated into the garden, with a view at every step, and at the same time, you can learn about the past and present of silk from all over the world (knowledgeable! Great for taking kids haha ). Photo spots: The water walkway in front of the Fashion Pavilion. It has a serene tranquility of Suzhou-style gardens, and it feels great to take photos from the opposite side. There are also 4 leisurely swimming white geese, so cute~ 2 The rest area in the corridor on the second floor of the Fashion Pavilion. Looking through the floor-to-ceiling windows at the green vegetation outside, it's super artistic. The small garden behind the Fashion Pavilion. Various small flowers paired with white benches give a Monet's garden vibe. 5 The white spiral staircase. The staircase is very design-oriented, and the mottled light and shadow formed by the sunlight are absolutely beautiful. Location: China Silk Museum