Holidays in Hanzhou
General
Hanzhou is one of China ' s eight ancient capitals, whipping poets and writers of Podnesbes, which, thanks to the magnificent landscape as well as the richest cultural and natural resources, is known as the Earth ' s paradise.
Hanzhou is the city that the great traveler Marco Polo called " the most amazing city in the world " .
Hanzhou is the capital of Jaejiang Province, a modern fast-developing nearly six million megapolis, which is called " Chinese tiger " in the West. Hanzhou, formerly called Linan, has more than 2,000 years of history. He was the capital of the Kingdom of U and Yue in the age of five dynasty, there was a cradle of Chinese civilization, the city rapidly evolved at the dynasty of Tan (618-907) and, at the dynasty of South Song 1279-1368), became the economic and political centre of the country.
There is the Great Chinese Canal and a unique ancient lake of Sihu, where many historical and architectural monuments were located on the shore, including the Temple of Doschi Linqin, with the sculpture of the Smile Buddha. Hanzhou is famous for tea plantations and elite varieties of legendary Lunzin tea, magnificent silk tissues and a sophisticated kitchen. And of course, Hanzhou is an amazing natural landscape, magnificent emerald hills and mountain peaks, drilling lakes, gold beaches, flower plum gardens, exotic ethnic cultures and beautiful recreational infrastructure.
Climate
In Hanzhou, subtropical mussonic, soft and humid weather and four clearly distinguished times of the year. Average temperature in the summer - 28.6 C, winter - 3.8 C.
Spring is the best tourist season in Hanzhou, there's a nice weather with an average temperature of 9-15 C.
The summer is a rainy season, starting at the end of June and early July with the " rainy season " , the Meiyu season, when the rains flow for a month, and at the same time the fruits of the plums in the lower and medium currents of the Yanzza River are suspected. In early August, typhoons with the strongest rains often arise.
September and October are also a beautiful season to visit Hanzhou.
Winter here is enough.
cold, compounded by the lack of heating systems in many places.Geography
Hanzhou (Austara, Hanchou) is the capital, as well as the administrative, economic, cultural and scientific centre of the province of Zhejiang. The city is situated 180 kilometres south-west of Shanghai and is also a south-eastern China transport hub. Hanzhou is located in the south of the Yanzza River Delta, downstream of the Qiantan River. Through the city, the longest artificial channel in the world is the Great Changzhou Canal and the Qiantan River, known as the world ' s largest tidal wave (up to 9 m high, upstream at a speed of 40 km/h). Hanzhou is divided into 8 districts and 5 counties, with an area of 16,847 km2.
Restaurants
Hanzhou represents the Kitchen province of Jaejiang, which is one of the eight most well-known schools of cooking art in China. Hanzhou's kitchen blues are delicious and sloppy. Very popular food from rice, fruit, birds, pork, fish and seafood. The most famous traded products are Dunpo (Dongpo Pork) домашней pork meat in brown sauce and ginger, blue meat and soft meat, low chicken (Beggar's Chicken), which is porous with champion, potato, butter and grass,
Speaking of Hanzhou's kitchen, you can't stop mentioning Lunzin's legendary tea. The name of the tea came from a mountainous area in Zhejiang Province, which in turn led to its name from the village of Lunzin, a translation from Chinese means the Dragon Cold. It is reported that in a village well, water in which high mineralization has been secular, optical effects have emerged during the rain, reminding local residents of the mythical holy animal movement. The well was adorable to him.
Traditional local dishes can be found in numerous Hanzhou restaurants.
The best restaurant is "Louwailou" on Lone Island in Lake Sihu, a restaurant for more than 100 years, and it's been keeping China's ancient traditions safely.
'Zhiweiguan' is the largest and modern restaurant with a live view on Lake Sihu, occupying a four-story building on Renhe Street, 83.
Also, Hanzhou's firm dishes go to restaurants: 'Tianxianglou' on Yanan Road Street, 447, and 'Kuiyuan Restaurant' on Jiefang Street, 154.
In addition to Chinese restaurants in the city, western kitchen restaurants and restaurants are open, for example, the Italian restaurant 'Va Bene' and the Indian restaurant 'Haveli' on Nanshan Street or an exquisite restaurant of the Italian kitchen 'Valentino' on the 6th floor of the Hotel 'Radisson'.
Shopping
Hanzhou is one of the most dynamic cities in the Yanzza Delta, a region that has long been marked by silk and tea, as well as the root of the lotus.
Today, there are many stores, shops, shopping centres and markets in the city, where a variety of goods and firm local products can be procured. The most popular local silk variety, atlas and duzzinchen tissue (Dujingsheng) has repeatedly been awarded by gold medals of international exhibitions, and the best place to buy silk tissues is the Silk City of Hanzhou (Hangzhou Silk City) -- the vast street market of 600 yard.
Lunzin's famous tea is best acquired in Meijiawu village in Lake Sihu. Among the popular purchases are the sharp scissors Zhang Xiaoquan (Zhang Xiaoquan) known since the sixteenth century, the admirable hand-work circus - Xiaosan
(Xiaoshan), the fine Wangxinj Wangxinj, sandal and black paper. Souvenirs and works of art can be found on the historic Qinghefang Street. The street of Wulin Road, where there are bottles of leading world brands, is the perfect place for the modules, and in the famous Hanzhou market, Sijiqing sells 80 per cent of clothing sold to different countries.