Land of Bamboo and Tea
Huzhou is famous for its bamboo forests and tea plantations. The city sits on the southern shore of Tai Lake, one of China's largest freshwater lakes.
Moganshan Mountain has been a summer retreat for the elite since the 19th century, offering cool temperatures and stunning scenery. Anji County boasts China's largest bamboo forest.
Nanxun Ancient Town preserves the elegant architecture of wealthy merchants from the Qing Dynasty, showcasing a blend of Chinese and Western styles.
Moganshan is a mountain resort famous for its cool summer climate, bamboo forests, and historic European-style villas built in the early 20th century.
Anji is home to China's largest bamboo forest, made famous by the film "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon." The endless bamboo creates a stunning green ocean.
Nanxun was once home to China's wealthiest silk merchants. The town features unique architecture blending Chinese and Western styles, reflecting its cosmopolitan past.