Hangzhou's Jiuxi is so ethereally beautiful that it seems otherworldly

🌟 Highlight Features: I find myself running from Shanghai to Hangzhou every now and then just to breathe in the fresh air! Hangzhou is like my botanical garden, a metropolis! The air quality here is superb! ✅ This time, it was to check in at Jiuxi Yanshu, coinciding with the Qingming holiday. The number of tourists was beyond imagination! But after the visit, I felt it was 'worth the trip' because it was truly beautiful to the extreme! 👍 Jiuxi is such a surprising place! It's just as beautiful as its name suggests. 🗓 Itinerary Suggestion: It's recommended to take a taxi or bus to Jiuxi Station. We drove there this time, but during the holiday, it was too crowded to find a parking spot! ✅ Must Experience: This place has mountains, water, and stunning scenery, full of greenery, a favorite among many kids! You can play in the water, catch tadpoles, have water fights, suitable for children aged 3 and above for family hiking or cycling. ⚠️⚠️⚠️ For children under 83 years old, if you're bringing a stroller or need an adult to carry them, or if you're traveling with elderly people, it's recommended to take our more level route 🗓 Itinerary: Jiuxi Station—Jiuxi Yanshu—Jiuxi Eighteen Streams—Longjing Village. ❤ Recommended: Along the way, there's 'Jiuxi Xiaozhu' where you can eat and drink tea, or you can go to Longjing Village for food and drinks. If you take the Ten Li Langdang route, there will be more steps... 📝tips: A reminder to everyone to be prepared for sun protection! Bring umbrellas, sun hats, drinking water, snacks, etc. 🌟 Highlight Features: Here comes the key point‼️ 💰 Average Spending: There's no admission fee here, you can pay to take a sightseeing car to the attractions, which seems to be 8 yuan per person. But personally, I think walking or cycling is also quite enjoyable~ 📝 Along the way, you will pass through many tea gardens, and now is the picking season. There are also streams that babble along the way, clear to the bottom, a very healing and beautiful sight indeed!