Hangzhou one-day itinerary. Follow the route and check in!

I really love Hangzhou, especially in autumn when the weather is cool and crisp. It's a great time to take a stroll around the city. Here's a one-day itinerary for Hangzhou. Morning: Take a stroll along the lake from Orioles Singing in the Willows to Qianwang Temple Wharf, and take a boat to Three Pools Mirroring the Moon (round-trip boat ticket included). This is the location of the scene on the back of the one-yuan note, so be sure to take a photo. Then take a boat from Three Pools Mirroring the Moon to Viewing Fish at Flower Harbor Wharf. If you have the energy, you can also visit Viewing Fish at Flower Harbor. Noon: Enjoy Hangzhou cuisine at a nearby restaurant, such as West Lake vinegar fish and Dongpo pork. Afternoon: Walk to Leifeng Pagoda. You can take the elevator to the top of the pagoda and enjoy a panoramic view of West Lake. You can also visit Jingci Temple on the opposite side of the road to experience the tranquility of the temple, ring the Nanping Evening Bell, bathe the Buddha and pray for blessings, and take a photo with Leifeng Pagoda at the popular photo spot. After leaving Jingci Temple, take a sightseeing bus or public bus across Su Causeway to Quyuan Garden. In midsummer, the lotus flowers are in full bloom, and you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of "endless green lotus leaves stretching to the horizon, and lotus flowers bathed in sunlight a unique shade of red." Evening: Walk to Xiling Bridge, the "most beautiful corner" of Gushan Road in Hangzhou, and wait for Bus 1314 to enjoy the beautiful lotus flowers along the way. Alternatively, you can take a bus or ride a bike across Bai Causeway to Broken Bridge. Enjoy the sunset over West Lake at Broken Bridge or Jixian Pavilion and watch the rosy clouds over Gemstone Hill.