Free Micro Guide to Liangzhu 2–3 Day Tour

It's been a warm year, and Yuhang in Hangzhou has issued consumption vouchers. Unlike Shanghai, they can be used nationwide, so I came here to have a look. Liangzhu culture was successfully inscribed on the World Heritage List on July 6, 2019, and is a world cultural heritage site and evidence of China's 5,000-year history. *Transportation: Take the high-speed train to Hangzhou West, about 10 km from the core area of Liangzhu. I departed from Nanjing South and it took about 1 hour and 40 minutes to get to Liangzhu Cultural Village, which was quite convenient. *Local transportation: Although there are not many buses in Liangzhu, there are several buses similar to tourist lines, with fares the same as buses, 1–3 yuan, departing on the half hour on weekdays, and more frequent on weekends. *Except for the Yaoshan Altar, which is relatively far away, you can choose to ride/walk if the weather is good and you have enough energy. Although the attractions are relatively scattered, they are not particularly far apart. The ecology here is very good, and many exhibition halls and parks are connected, with a water system crisscrossing like ancient Liangzhu. *Accommodation: Yuhang has recently issued consumption vouchers, so you can stay at a better hotel like Junlan/Intercontinental. If you are on a budget, you can of course choose to stay in a B&B/chain hotel. Food: Liangzhu Cultural Village is a very artistic place called Yubird Collection. *Play: Most of the exhibition halls are free and have explanations/lectures But remember to make a reservation in advance for weekend trips, and you can make a reservation at any time on weekdays. Liangzhu Museum Special Exhibition: Jade of the Han Dynasty *National Version Museum: A large exhibition hall with its own garden, and various lectures in January. *Gallery of Famous Paintings of Past Dynasties: There are explanations at 10:00 am/14:00 pm, which are quite good if you are interested in the history of Chinese painting and calligraphy. *The above exhibition halls are not far apart, but if you look closely, one day is not enough, so I suggest two days. Photography: It's also quite beautiful in winter, and in spring and autumn, it's basically low-rise buildings and it's not in the airport area, so it's considered a suburb? Aerial photography is also very convenient.