For a spring outing in Hangzhou, I prefer this flower-viewing city walk route!

🌸 For a spring outing in Hangzhou, I prefer this flower-viewing city walk route! Spring in Hangzhou is truly beautiful and picturesque🌸. Compared to the crowded West Lake, I'd rather recommend this flower-viewing city walk route for your spring outing. Spending the weekend exploring with a few friends is incredibly relaxing! Especially for those traveling to Hangzhou in spring, this route is definitely worth trying👍🏻, and it's pet-friendly too~ 🗺️Route Plan: Liangzhu Ancient City Ruins Park ➡️ Hangzhou National Version Library ➡️ Yuniaoji ➡️ Big Roof ➡️ China Courtyard · Mengxi Garden 🚶Walking Distance: An easy 2 km ⌚️Duration: A whole day, enjoy it slowly 💡Route Highlights ✔️Experience Hangzhou's slow-paced life and the artistic atmosphere of the neighborhood ✔️Check in at last year's two hottest cherry blossom viewing spots and take countless beautiful photos ✔️Witness Tadao Ando's architectural masterpiece and experience the master's style ✔️Explore the 5,000-year-old Liangzhu civilization and appreciate the charm of history 📍Yuniaoji This is a paradise for slow living, with art shops, cafes, restaurants, and the One Way Space bookstore waiting for you to explore. It's pet-friendly and often hosts lively markets and exhibitions. 📍China Courtyard · Mengxi Garden I thought West Lake was beautiful enough until I came here. Mengxi Garden during cherry blossom season is simply a painting come to life. There are many Jiangnan gardens, but Mengxi Garden features cherry blossoms as the protagonist, and the blue hour is even more stunning! 📍Liangzhu Ancient City Ruins Park This park bears witness to 5,000 years of Liangzhu civilization and boasts breathtaking natural scenery. The vast park has many ruins waiting to be explored. You can also get up close and personal with deer and experience the harmony of nature. At the end of April, evening primrose, cornflowers, and irises bloom in competition, creating a scene as beautiful as an oil painting. 📍Hangzhou National Version Library This newly built museum houses over 3 million ancient books and documents. The Song Dynasty-style architecture is unique, especially the celadon screens, which are absolutely stunning and unforgettable.