Lishui

A national first-class photography base 50 km from Suichang County, featuring the Nanjian Rock Service Center, Ziyun Rural Tourism Area, Longmen Mountain Sports Area, and Yaochi Alpine Wetland Park, all linked by a riverside landscape belt.

Known as the 'Ancestor of All Mountains,' its main peak Wulin Mountain rises to 1856.7 meters, the second highest in Zhejiang. High mountains and abundant fog offer stunning views of seas of clouds and sunrises.

Home to Huangmaojian, the highest peak in Jiangsu and Zhejiang at 1,929 meters. The area features plateau lakes, alpine meadows, seas of clouds, and rime, with six major scenic zones open to visitors.

Qingyuan County, with its crisscrossing streams and high mountains, preserves over 90 ancient covered bridges. Historically 'deep, remote, and obstructed,' these bridges are protected by locals and offer a glimpse into ancient engineering.

Also known as Xiyang Bridge, this covered bridge was first built in the Ming Wanli period and rebuilt in the Qing Qianlong period. Originally submerged by a reservoir, it was relocated to its current site, showcasing traditional wooden arch construction.

With a history of 1,500 years, Tongji Weir is Zhejiang's oldest large-scale water conservancy project. It preserves 18 stone inscriptions from various dynasties, including a 1093 memorial, offering a deep dive into ancient hydraulic engineering.

A six-sided, seven-story brick-and-wood pagoda with a slight tilt, located in Songyang County. Its eaves and carvings reflect Tang Dynasty style, and it's a popular spot for leisure and photography.

A village with a high She ethnic population, featuring a She wedding custom performance. Founded in the late Tang Dynasty, its existing buildings date from the Ming and Qing dynasties, with ancient streets to explore.

Famous for its covered bridges, including Shuangmen Bridge, the earliest existing wooden arch covered bridge in China with written records. The village also has Putian Bridge and the newly built Wenchang Bridge.

Located in Liucun Village, 25 km from Songyang county seat, this village is dominated by Qing Dynasty buildings. Fifteen well-preserved courtyards showcase pure ancient folk house styles, with a legend of a rice-producing cave giving it its name.

A provincial historical protection area in Jinyun County, founded in 933 AD by the Zhu brothers from Henan. The village layout from the Yuan Dynasty and Ming-Qing buildings form a clan-style ancient residence complex.

A scenic area praised for 'the beauty of Guilin, the wonder of Huangshan, and the peril of Huashan.' It includes four major zones: Xiandu, Huanglong, Yanmen, and Dayang, with pastoral scenery and unique peaks.

Features the 'Ten-mile Flower Sea' of ancient rhododendron simiarum, a spectacular sight rarely seen worldwide. Also home to bright-leaved beech forests and Zhejiang red camellia forests, offering a pristine natural experience.

Zhejiang's only national first-batch mine park, combining a gold production line with mysterious mine tunnels. It preserves mining relics from the Song, Ming, and Qing dynasties, leaving many unsolved puzzles and legends.