So far, I rarely use the word "shocking" to describe an ancient city!

There are so many ancient cities and towns in Zhejiang.
There are always some moments that amaze and make people unforgettable.
The ancient city I discovered this time - the Chaole City of Yanguan,
It’s really memorable!
Yanguan not only has a rich history and culture
and the spectacular Qiantang River tide-watching.
If you are by the Qiantang River,
Then you must not miss the event of welcoming the money tide on the banks of Qiantang River.
It is said that the tide of money rolling in through the Year of the Snake signifies the arrival of wealth and good fortune.

🚗About transportation:
It is only a 40-minute drive from Hangzhou.
It only takes 1 hour to drive to Shanghai.
Yanguan is also a popular place for watching tides and a gathering place for former residences of celebrities.
With profound cultural heritage,
A must-do in the New Year!

📷 Tour highlights:

Yanguan Tide Wall
Starting from 9:00 every day
You can take pictures every 15 minutes.
This place matches the new Chinese style clothing very well!

Tanah Lot
Feel the cultural atmosphere here!
A thousand-year-old ancient building
The first choice for New Year's blessings

Tide Watching Park
Finally saw the Qiantang River tide-watching spot in the Chinese textbook!
The mighty force drives the island, and the angry voice fights the Pi Xiu. "
This is the Qiantang River Tide described by Fan Zhongyan🌊
Many people come here just to see the magnificent sight of the Qiantang River tide.

Yanguan Music House Museum
If you are interested in music,
Then you must go to the Yanguan Music House Museum.
Here you can immerse yourself in the creative stories of the Viennese music masters.
You can also take the same blockbuster photos as the master!

The Lead Singer Music Resort Hotel not only has comfortable rooms, but the city wall on the 5th floor is also a good place to watch the tide. In the evening, you can eat city wall hotpot and watch the sunset over the city wall, stealing half a day of leisure.

New Year, New Beginnings. Why not record a song you like in the studio to start a promising new year?