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Zhejiang Province has abundant natural resources and is the most popular destination in China. There are eighteen National Key Scenic Spots, including the West Lake, the Fuchun River, the Xin'an River, Thousand-islet Lake, Mount Putuo, Mount Yandang, Mount Mogan, Mount Tiantai, the Nanxi River, the Shengsi Islands, Shuanglong Cave, Xiandu, Mount Xuedou , Mount Jianglang and Xianju ; forty-one provincial-level scenic spots, and one national tourist resort.

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Ningbo

The city of Hangzhou lies on the Yangtze River Delta in the northern part of the Zhejiang Province. It is the capital city of the province and was also one of China's seven ancient national... more≫

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Ningbo Highlights

Youngor Zoo
Youngor Zoo
Ningbo Youngor Zoo is a wildlife zoo located in the beautiful Dongqian Lake Tourist Resort, covering an area of 1,900 mu (1 mu equals 666.67 sq m). It is one of the largest animal zoos in China, and has 10,000 animals of about 200 species from all over the world, including a great number of rare and endangered species, such as rhinoceros and zebras from Africa, kangaroos from Australia and white lions from Asia.
Liangzhu Culture Park
Liangzhu Culture Park
Ningbo is the birthplace of the story of Butterfly Lovers which was the inspiration for Liangzhu Culture Park, the first large-scale love theme park, covering an area of 300 acres. The legend of the Butterfly Lovers is a tragic love story, one of China's Four Great Folktales, which has been known for over 1600 years in China. It is called the "Oriental Romeo and Juliet" in Korea, Japan, Europe and America. One of the most important legends in Chinese history, it has proven that the Butterfly ...
Baoguo Temple
Baoguo Temple
Baoguo Temple, a famous thousand-year-old temple, is located on a 28.8 acre area of Mount Lingshan, fifteen km from Ningbo. It is one of the oldest well-preserved wooden Buddhist buildings in the Yangtze region. The temple was firstly built in the Eastern Han Dynasty (25-220 AD) and rebuilt and expanded in later dynasties. It is a traditional Mahayana Buddhist temple with a unique and impressive design style.
Old Bund of Ningbo
Old Bund of Ningbo
Situated at the junction of three rivers, the Old Bund of Ningbo has been a prosperous business port since the Tang (618-907) and Song (960-1279) Dynasties and was developed into a British treaty port in 1844 after the First Opium War. Ningbo's Old Bund is one of China's earliest bunds, where British and Dutch traders used to live and is allegedly twenty years older than the one in Shanghai.