Wulin Road Hangzhou

Hangzhou, the capital city of northern Zhejiang can truly be labeled as paradise. From the annals of Chinese history we find that it was an important place during the reign of Southern Song Dynasty, Ming Dynasty and Qing Dyansty. Today the city is famous for “scenery tourism” – this term is so coined because Hangzhou has seen a steady of both foreign and local tourists in the recent past. With China opening its doors to the world, tourism is now contributing much to the exchequer. When it comes to designer labels and exotic local handicrafts, do not leave without a trip to Wulin Road, Hangzhou. Also amongst the “must see” list you have to include Boachu Ta Pagoda, Temple of General Yue Fei/ Yue Miao, Temple of the Hidden Immortals/Linying Si, the wondrous scenic West Lake, Dragon Well Village, Pagoda of the Six Harmonies and Spring of the Running Tiger.

After all, a visit to any place is never complete without shopping and for this reason Wulin Road, Hangzhou will definitely entice you. Wulin Road is new and happening with several well known designer label boutiques and other attractions. Though Yunan Road retains its numero uno position as the main shopping district, Wulin Road is giving stiff competition and definitely the swelling crowd is a testimony to the center’s growing popularity. It is also a center for culture, not only commerce and each year and at times, month sees new additions in terms of skyscrapers and towers. Here you will be able to see Hangzhou Telecom Building, Zhejiang Provincial Exhibition Hall, Hangzhou Shopping Center, Hangzhou Theatre, and Zhejiang Provincial Science and Technology Museum. All these structures are a testimony to China skill as a dedicated technological power. Most of the buildings are swanky with plush well appointed interiors and it definitely will be a pleasure to visit them.