[Hangzhou West Lake] Yunqi Bamboo Path: a holy place to check in, cool and comfortable

📍West Lake Scenic Area·Yunqi Bamboo Trail Duration of stay: 2-3 hours Ticket: ¥8/person ⚠️Anti-mosquito patches and sprays are essential ⚠️Anti-mosquito patches and sprays are essential ⚠️Anti-mosquito patches and sprays are a must (say important things three times!!!) ❤️❤️❤️A holy place to check in ⭕️Warning: There are a lot of green vegetation in the West Lake Scenic Area. Prepare anti-mosquito spray before going. Remember to carry it with you and re-spray at any time, otherwise you will be chased and bitten. When I went there, I stayed at Xinglin for an entire afternoon and got a 70ml bottle of anti-mosquito spray! Light! Got it! 🙂🙂🙂 It is recommended that you go with at least two people. 1. If your ability to recognize directions is average, find a friend with a good sense of direction to go with you. 2. Easy to take pictures and check in 3. You don’t need to bring food, but‼ ️Make sure you have plenty of water. I went there alone and am not very good at identifying directions. The map of the entire Yunqi Bamboo Trail doesn’t look very good, but when you actually walk on it, the distinctive places are all on the trail. Even if you don't clock in, it will take you at least 1.5 hours to complete the entire Yunqi Bamboo Trail. Compared to the crowded West Lake, Yunqi Bamboo Trail is much less crowded. Even if I went there on the weekend, there were not many people. It is a place suitable for all ages, and it is very cool inside. There are also a lot of check-in spots. If you go there on weekends, you have a high chance of seeing different types of cosplayers and photographers taking pictures there. So if you go with friends, it will be easier to take photos of each other. It’s hard to take pictures alone with a selfie stick😭If you keep checking in, you can really stay in the bamboo forest all afternoon, so you really need to prepare water before going. # Hangzhou West Lake Scenic Area #relaxation #natural beauty #bamboo forest path #fresh air #sparsely populated