Taiziwan Park

Hangzhou


This exquisite and serene park just south of the Su Causeway off West Lake offers quiet walks among lush woodland, ponds, lakes, rose gardens and lawns along a wooden walkway. Just take off and explore. It’s heavenly in spring, with gorgeous beds of tulips and daffodils and flowering trees.


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1. Red Carp Pond

0.4 MILES

Home to a few thousand red carp, just west of the Su Causeway.

2. Jingci Temple

0.54 MILES

The serene yet monastically active Chan (Zen) Jingci Temple was built in AD 954 and has been fully restored. The splendid first hall contains the massive,…

3. Leifeng Pagoda

0.56 MILES

Topped with a golden spire, the eye-catching Leifeng Pagoda can be climbed for fine views of the lake. The original pagoda, built in AD 977, collapsed in…

4. China National Silk Museum

0.58 MILES

This vast museum is devoted to all things silk, covering fashion, craftsmanship and the historic Silk Road in great depth. Extensive galleries showcase…

5. Three Pools Mirroring the Moon

0.73 MILES

From Xiaoying Island, you can look over at Three Pools Mirroring the Moon, three small towers in the water on the southern side of the island; each has…

6. Xiaoying Island

0.85 MILES

Wooden cruise boats shuttle visitors from a number of points on the banks of West Lake to the Mid-Lake Pavilion and Xiaoying Island, which has a fine…

7. Santai Pavilion

0.97 MILES

This pavilion was a popular feature in Ming dynasty (1368–1644) paintings of West Lake. Located at the top of Santai Hill, in the West Lake Scenic Area, a…

8. Mid-Lake Pavilion

1.36 MILES

A Ming dynasty Chinese pavilion sits on this small islet in the West Lake. Many of the cruise boats pass close by it, but it's not accessible to tourists.