Attractions：

Lingyin Temple: Lingyin Temple, or Temple of the Soul's Retreat, got it name from its tranquil surroundings. Sheltered by forested hills on three sides, the temple is a quiet and sheltered sanctuary. Lingyin Temple is one of the largest and most visited Buddhist temples in China and holds the largest statue of the Buddha Sakyamuni in the lotus position.

Ancient Village Wuzhen: Wuzhen is one of China’s ancient water towns, where waterways thread their way through the flagstone streets and alleys.
Xi Zha (the West Sector of Wuzhen) a much better experience than that of Dong Zha, Xi Zha is positively charming. Xi Zha is quieter (during the day) and is more spacious. There is a marsh with a firefly aviary and wooden water-drawing system, with a good number of side alleys, bridges, ancient docks and secondary waterways, which makes it a fascinating place to stroll around.

Meijiawu Tea Village: It has now become one of the Four Famous habitats for Longjing Tea (Dragon Well Tea). The tea culture village features 160 tea houses, in which travelers can learn about the history and culture of Meijiawu Tea Village and appreciate the whole process of Chinese Tea Ceremony. Meijiawu Village is reputed for its history of serving exquisite tea. Here elaborate tea taking ceremonies are held, you will be able to understand why partaking in tea ceremonies is of such importance for Chinese. This picturesque village will enable you to experience the pleasure of a perfect cup of tea, watch several tea ceremonies and most interesting selected tea under professional supervision.