1. Southern Zhejiang Tourism Map
Local Profile
Abbreviation: Zhejiang
Ethnicity: The main ethnic group is She nationality, living in Zhejiang Lishui in the southeast.
Provincial capital: Hangzhou
Division: The province is divided into 11 provincial municipalities and 88 counties, cities, and districts.
Transportation: In 2005, construction of railways and highways, Wenfu Railway, Ningbo-Taiwan-Wenzhou Railway and other projects started.
In 2005, 391 kilometers of new expressway was opened to traffic.
Zhejiang Port has more than 300 kilometers of coastline and can build a deep-water port. It has built 34 ports, mainly in Ningbo, Zhoushan, Zhapu, Haimen and Wenzhou, with 44 berths over 10,000 tons and an annual cargo throughput of 270 million tons. It is open to navigation with 400 ports in more than 70 countries and regions around the world. Liner routes to the United States, Japan and Hong Kong have been opened. Ningbo Beilun Port, one of China's four major transit ports, can accommodate 300,000-ton cargo ships and is China's largest and best transit base for imported iron ore. Zhoushan Port has entered the ranks of national-level large ports. Zhoushan Aoshan is China's largest oil transit terminal and can accommodate 250,000-ton supertankers. In 2005, the cargo throughput of major coastal ports was 430 million tons, an increase of 19.4%. The annual port throughput increased by 21.66 million tons.
Yunshui Province has 10,400 kilometers of inland waterways, ranking third in the country; 10 trunk waterways, 1,230 kilometers; and 105 inland ports, with an annual cargo throughput of 210 million tons.
Zhejiang Airlines has seven airports: Hangzhou, Ningbo, Wenzhou, Huangyan, Yiwu, Quzhou and Zhoushan.
More than 160 domestic and international routes. Hangzhou Xiaoshan New Airport has been opened to flights.
Zhejiang Province, referred to as Zhejiang, is located on the southeast coast of China, on the southern flank of the Yangtze River Delta. It faces the vast East China Sea to the east, Fujian, Jiangxi, Anhui, Jiangsu and China's largest city Shanghai to the south, west and north, and is backed by a vast inland hinterland. Zhejiang is a famous hometown of cultural relics and tourist attractions. It is a relatively developed area on the southeastern coast of China and an important tourism province in China. The total area of ??the province is 101,800 square kilometers. The population exceeds 40 million. The province is divided into 9 prefecture-level cities, 2 regions, 20 county-level cities, 45 counties and 1 autonomous region. The provincial capital is Hangzhou.
The North Zhejiang Plain is a famous land of fish and rice, a land of silk, and an important jute and sericulture production area. Zhejiang silk has a long history, dating back more than 4,700 years. Zhejiang is the main producing area of ??green tea and moso bamboo, and its famous Longjing tea is famous both at home and abroad. Zhejiang is also the holy land of Chinese calligraphy. There have been many famous calligraphers in history such as Wang Xizhi, Chu Suiliang, and Wu Changshuo. It is rich in large yellow croaker, small yellow croaker, hairtail and squid.
It is a famous tourist attraction in Zhejiang Province, China. It has many tourist attractions in various types, including more than 800 important landforms, more than 200 water landscapes, more than 100 biological landscapes and more than 100 cultural landscapes. The province has West Lake, two rivers and one lake (Fuchun River-Xin'an River-Qiandao Lake), Yandang Mountain, Nanxi River, Putuo Mountain, Shengsi Islands, Tiantai Mountain, Mogan Mountain and Xuedou Mountain, ranking first in the country. In addition, there are 42 provincial-level scenic spots, Hangzhou Zhijiang National Tourism Resort and 13 provincial-level tourist resorts such as Xiaoshan Huxiang, Wenzhou Oujiang, and Shaoxing Kuaiji Mountain. Hangzhou, the provincial capital, is one of China's seven ancient capitals and a famous scenic tourist city in China, famous for its beautiful and charming natural scenery of West Lake.
Buddhist tour in eastern Zhejiang. Eastern Zhejiang has China's typical water town landform. From Hangzhou to Shaoxing and Ningbo, water networks are intertwined and criss-crossed; Zhoushan is an island with beautiful mountains and sea scenery. The residents here choose to live on the water, quarry stones to build bridges, and have a unique lifestyle. Both the natural landscape and cultural heritage are extremely rich, and you can feel the beauty of the integration of ancient traditions and modern civilization. The main attractions include Shaoxing Keyan, Orchid Pavilion, the Holy Land of Chinese Calligraphy, Tianyi Pavilion, the oldest library in China, Xinchang Buddha, Fenghua Xikou, Tengtou Village, He
Famous mountains and water tours in western Zhejiang. From Hangzhou to the west, along the Qiantang River, Fuchun River, and Xinyi River leading to Qiandao Lake. This is one of China's famous golden tourist routes. The main attractions include Yan Ziling Diaoyutai, Fuchun River Small Three Gorges, Yaolin Wonderland, Fuyang Ancient Papermaking and Ancient Book Printing Workshop, Western Zhejiang Grand Canyon, Li Shan Family, Red Lantern Country House, Tianmu River Rafting, Lanxi Zhuge Bagua Village, Longyou Grottoes, The wedding of fishermen with nine surnames in Jiande, Daciyan and Qiandao Lake, etc.
Visit the beautiful waters of Qishan Mountain in southern Zhejiang.
From Ningbo along the southeast coast to Wenzhou, you can visit Tiantai Mountain, Yandang Mountain, and Nanxi River. Xinchang Grand Buddha Temple, Tiantai Mountain National Day Ancient Temple, Shiliang Waterfall, Yandang Mountain Lingfeng, Lingyan, Dalongqiu, and ancient towns along the Nanxi River are all exquisite landscapes in Zhejiang. The main attractions include Wuyi Yuyuan Tai Chi Xiangxing Village, Yongkang Fangyan, Wenling Changyu Dongtian, Wenzhou Nanji Islands, Dongtou Yujiale, Yao Xi, Zeya, Yandang Mountain, Nanxi River, Jinyun Xiandu, etc.
A trip to the ancient town of Beisi Township, Zhejiang Province. Take a bus from Hangzhou to Jiaxing, then transfer to a cruise ship and follow the ancient canal to Suzhou, another famous city in China. You can also take a boat from Hangzhou via Huzhou to enjoy the scenery of Taihu Lake and arrive at the scenic tourist city of Wuxi. Hanghu Plain is a famous hometown of sericulture and one of the birthplaces of ancient silk civilization. Visitors can feel the customs of small bridges and flowing water along the way, and can also participate in activities such as picking mulberry, feeding silkworms, weaving, and printing blue cloth. The main attractions include Nanxun Silk Industry Guild Hall, Xiaolianzhuang, Fangzhanggang Silkworm Village, Xitang, Nanbei Lake, Wuzhen, etc. It is worth mentioning that the tidal wave of the Qianjiang River is a unique natural landscape in the northern hemisphere, attracting a large number of tourists at home and abroad every year.
Folklore
Zhejiang is a cultural province with many celebrities and a strong cultural atmosphere. Especially in social customs, it has its own unique phenomenon and meaning.
1. Sacrifice
Compared with other provinces and cities, Zhejiang people have a developed economy, but the tradition of people offering sacrifices to China and the traditional culture of the United States have not gradually evolved with the westernization of economy and culture. die.
The individual economy in rural America in Zhejiang is relatively developed. However, it is still lagging behind in terms of thinking. Because when people have money, they will not enrich their spiritual life like people in the city, such as surfing the Internet and buying books. However, traditional Confucian culture and feudal superstition are still deeply rooted in the minds of Zhejiang farmers. They would rather spend their money on sacrifices than invest in themselves. This is the simplicity of Zhejiang farmers.
The more developed the economy, the greater the cost of sacrifice. Guangdong China invests more than 30 billion yuan in worshiping the dead every year. Some farmers in Zhejiang also want to compete with them and continue to increase investment.
In Tongxiang, Jiaxing alone, the cost of superstitious sacrifices is staggering. When they worshiped their ancestors during the Qingming Festival, they set up two large tables in front of the tomb, with 12 chairs in the east-west direction and none in the north-south direction for worship. Then a lot of tables and drinks were set on the table. Then he opened the door symbolically and shouted: It's time to eat; meaning to invite the underground examiner to eat. Wait for about 30 minutes, wait for the dishes to cool down, and wait until the house is hot before eating. It was very deceptive back then. If you really ask the children to eat first, you can't stop yourself from eating. That’s what our ancestors ate! The ancestral institutions are untouchable. This is a tradition held by Chinese farmers for thousands of years. City dwellers also offer sacrifices. Instead of setting up a big table, you can put out a symbolic bowl of rice or pasta and burn incense. Instead of kowtow, you should kneel down and tell the ancestors about the happy events of the family. For example, the child gets married and goes to college. Then put the incense in the incense burner, so that the incense will last forever and the population will prosper.
City tombs are also relatively small, representing a certain tradition, while tombs in rural areas are required to be luxurious, and some tombs cover an area of ??two acres. They believe that their ancestors can enjoy happiness
In rural areas such as Jiaxing, Zhejiang, families including parents-in-law often live together. During Chinese New Year, relatives and family members gather at grandparents' homes to enjoy family happiness and New Year's Eve. There are often a lot of people together, so there are several banquets, one for adults, one for children, and one for brothers and sisters. At the beginning of the year, I would go and call my relatives to pay New Year greetings. In cities like Jinhua area, people often celebrate New Year’s Eve dinner as a family of three. Sometimes I go to restaurants for banquets and gatherings with relatives.
At the beginning of the year, I will go home to my elders to say New Year greetings and collect some red envelopes, called red envelopes. A few days later, they all went to every house of relatives and friends to pay New Year greetings. Relatives and friends will also be invited to have dinner at home to talk about their life, study, and work over the past year, as well as their wishes for the coming year. Then play cards, watch TV, surf the Internet, and do various entertainment activities.
2. Full tourist map of southern Zhejiang
Volcanoes are a common landform. In the Earth's crust 100-150 kilometers below the surface, there is a liquid zone in which molten silicate material containing gaseous volatile components, called magma, exists under high temperature and pressure. Once it breaks through a weak part of the Earth's surface crust, it forms a volcano. Volcanoes are divided into active volcanoes, extinct volcanoes and dormant volcanoes.
The distribution of volcanoes in China is related to the edges of two major plates: First, due to the westward subduction of the Pacific Plate, a large number of volcanoes were formed in eastern China. In addition, due to the collision of the Indian plate, the distribution of volcanoes in the Tibetan Plateau and its surrounding areas was formed. Are there volcanoes in Zhejiang? What is the reason for the distribution of volcanoes in Zhejiang?
Zhejiang, referred to as Zhejiang, is the provincial capital of Hangzhou. The Qiantang River is the largest river in China and is known as the Big River and the Folding River because of its meanderings. Also called Zhejiang, the province is named after Jiang. It is located on the southern flank of the Yangtze River Delta on the southeast coast of China, bordering the East China Sea to the east, Fujian to the south, Anhui and Jiangxi to the west, and Shanghai and Jiangsu to the north. The straight-line distance from east to west, north to south in Zhejiang Province is about 450 kilometers.
The terrain of Zhejiang Province is stepped from southwest to northeast. The southwest is dominated by mountains, the central part is dominated by hills, and the northeast is low alluvial plain. It can be roughly divided into six terrain areas: the northern Zhejiang plain, the western Zhejiang hills, the eastern Zhejiang hills, the central Jinqu Basin, the southern Zhejiang mountainous area, the southeastern coastal plain and coastal islands.
A set of Mesozoic volcanic-intrusive complexes is widely developed in the Qingtian area of ??Zhejiang.
3. Zhejiang Tourist Route Map
1. Introduction to the Hangzhou Grand Canal:
The Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal (Hangzhou Section) starts from Yuhang Tangqi in the north and ends at Qiantang in the south. Jiang, with a total length of about 39 kilometers, runs through the four urban areas of Hangzhou: Yuhang, Gongshu, Xiacheng and Jianggan. The canal landscape belt of the Hangzhou section of the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal includes five scenic spots such as Half-way Spring Red, Royal Pier, Dusk River Bridge, Qingsha Ancient Town, and Polaris Park, recreating the ten-mile Silver Lake Villa and the thousand-year-old canal of that year.
In fact, except for the night tour, all attractions on the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal do not require tickets. You can take a water bus or tour the classics in a water bus.
2. Hangzhou Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal Tour Route:
Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal Classic Route:
Wumen Wharf Water Bus Tour Canal Xinyi Square Dadou Road History and Culture Neighborhood Xiaohezhi Street Historical and Cultural District Canal Square.
Three. Water bus on the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal
Water bus on the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal
1. Water bus station
Chen Gong Bridge Station: Chen Gong Bridge-Qiaoxi Main Street-Fang Huichuntang-Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal Museum-Daodao Museum-Umbrella Museum-Fan Museum
Fang Xinyi Station: Fang Xinyi-Jixiang Temple-Dadou Road Historic District-Shengli River Food Street-Fuyi Cang-Xiaohe Zhi Street
Wulin Square Station: Wulin Square-West Lake Cultural Square-Zhejiang Museum of Nature-Trojan Theater-Zhejiang Science and Technology Museum-Hangzhou Xinyuan International Cinema.
2. Daytime fare is 3 yuan, double the price
4. Southern Zhejiang travel route
If you are driving by yourself or traveling with the whole family, you can try coastal tours : Start from Hangzhou, drive all the way to Guangdong, such as the destination Nanao, and then go all the way north to Hangzhou. Along the way, you can appreciate the customs and customs of Guangdong, Fujian, and southern Zhejiang; this kind of gameplay requires 1-2 strong drivers, otherwise it will be too many, and preparations need to be made; it is best to bring a few tents so that you can Try camping along the way, or feel free to sleep in a tent at the hotel to give your kids a unique experience.
In addition, you can also consider going to Jiangxi and Hunan and driving all the way there.
5. Map of scenic spots in southern Zhejiang
Dongtou Scenic Area, Wanghai Tower, Dashao Scenic Area, Dongtou Pioneer Militia Company, Town, Dongtou July 7th Defense War Site, Linhuan Former Residence of the Island Martyrs, Dongtou Martyrs Cemetery, Haixia Military Theme Park, "Southern Zhejiang Weekly" (including Cangban) Founding Monument, Dongtou Mazu Palace (provincial cultural relics protection unit).
6. Zhejiang Tourist Map Attractions Map
Hangzhou West Lake, one of the most famous attractions in Hangzhou, has a flat terrain and does not require tickets.
Hangzhou Jiuxi Shibajian is also a free attraction, suitable for sightseeing and enjoying the beautiful scenery.
The rest of the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal, Hangzhou Hefang Street, Zhejiang Museum, Canal, Tangxi Ancient Town, Xianghu Lake, Hangzhou Museum, Jiuxi Yancun, and Maojiabu Scenic Area are all free attractions.
7. Zhejiang Tourism Map
Zhejiang is located on the east coast of China. Zhejiang Province is located on the southern flank of the Yangtze River Delta on the southeast coast of China, bordering the East China Sea to the east, Fujian to the south, Anhui and Jiangxi to the west, and Shanghai and Jiangsu to the north. The Qiantang River, the largest river in China, is called Jiang, Zhezi River, and Zhejiang because of its winding nature. The province is named after the river and is abbreviated as Zhejiang. The straight-line distance from east to west, north to south in Zhejiang Province is about 450 kilometers.
According to the results of the second national land survey, Zhejiang has a land area of ??105,500 square kilometers, accounting for 1.10% of the country's total, and is one of the smallest provinces in the country.
8. Map of tourist attractions in Zhejiang
There are no active volcanoes in Zhejiang, Laiyang headlines
Most of the volcanoes in our country are extinct volcanoes, and there are 660 volcanoes in Japan. There are only 5 active volcanoes (1 in Xinjiang and 4 in Taiwan) and 6 dormant volcanoes (located in Wudalianchi, Changbai Mountain and Tengchong). Hope this helps you, so there are no active volcanoes in Zhejiang Province. However, Zhejiang Province has many tourist attractions. If you have a chance, you can go and see them. I'll wait for you in Zhejiang. Yangtou Lai
9. High-definition version of southern Zhejiang tourist map
Wenzhou, a prefecture-level city in Zhejiang Province, is located in the southeast of Zhejiang Province. It borders the East China Sea to the east, Fuding, Zhelong and Shouning counties of Ningde, Fujian Province to the south, Jinyun, Qingtian and Jingning Autonomous Counties of Lishui to the west, and Xianju, Huangyan, Wenling and Yuhuan counties of Taizhou to the north and northeast.
East China region:
East China is located in the east of China. It includes seven provinces and one city (now Shanghai, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Anhui, Fujian, Jiangxi, Shandong and Taiwan). Taiwan is listed separately due to its particularity and generally does not include statistical data.