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Want to visit a scene of perfect natural beauty where peace reigns, only minutes from civilization? Come to Hangzhou’s popular tourist attraction, Nine Creeks and Eighteen Gullies in China. About the Nine Creeks and Eighteen Gullies in Hangzhou, China How is Nine Creeks and Eighteen Gullies formed? Here’s the story. Originating from Yangjiawu at Yangmeiling Mountain, streamlets from different places are integrated into creeks. These creeks flow into Qianting River through Xucun and create the Pavilion of Creeks of Creeks, Jiuhong Pavilion and Forest Ocean Pavilion. The Eighteen Gullies are born in Longjing Village and meander around forested mountains. Along the way several brooks get intgrated into gullies. Thus you get the Nine Creeks and Eighteen Gullies, a fascinating natural scene of mountains and trees, creeks and running water that’s gonna keep you spell-bound for hours… Location Nine Creeks and Eighteen Gullies lies south of Dragon Well about 10 km from West Lake. Access Nine Creeks and Eighteen Gullies is a 6 km stretch of forestland and mountains.The only way to exlore Nine Creeks and Eighteen Gullies is by walking. Here are some tips so you can plan your route without missing out on the attractions: If you are coming from south to north, get onto Bus No K4, Holiday 5, Y Nine Creeks and Eighteen Gullies 5, 308 or 504 and alight at Jiuxi (Nine Creeks) bus stop. Cross the park of Nine Creeks Meandering Though a Misty Forest and reach Sweet Osmanthus Rain or Dragon Well at Manjuelong Village. If you are coming from north to south, start from the stop of Bus No 27 at Dragon Well and reach Nine Creeks after crossing the park of Nine Creeks Meandering Though a Misty Forest. Time to Visit the Nine Creeks and Eighteen Gullies, Hangzhou April to October is the period when there’s abundant water in the waterfalls, creeks and gullies. Therefore this is the best time to visit Nine Creeks and Eighteen Gullies if you wanna make the most of your trip. So what are you waiting for? Come to Nine Creeks and Eighteen Gullies, Hangzhou and let the magic of Nature begin!
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