Travel Tips and Stories of Xuancheng in China
Find inspiration with pictures, tips and stories of Xuancheng from travelers sharing their experiences
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Find inspiration with pictures, tips and stories of Xuancheng from travelers sharing their experiences
Book your trip to Xuancheng and remunerate who inspired you
38 km from Xuancheng
October 1, 2018, Huzhou City, North Zhejiang Grand Canyon.
44 km from Xuancheng
This photo was taken in a cloudy day, so there’s no gorgeous sky. I took this photo from a ship.
64 km from Xuancheng
October 1, 2018, Huzhou City, North Zhejiang Grand Canyon.
97 km from Xuancheng
Wandering in a teafield in Hangzhou
98 km from Xuancheng
Lake
99 km from Xuancheng
Paris, but made in China.
99 km from Xuancheng
View of Leifeng Pagoda from Jingci Temple
100 km from Xuancheng
West Lake in Hangzhou, China has influenced poets and painters throughout history. Numerous temples, pagodas and gardens surround the lake. Here, you can see the Leifeng Pagoda on the hill in the background.
101 km from Xuancheng
Reflection at Hangzhou West lake
101 km from Xuancheng
Tea house in Hangzhou
Experienced by David Veksler
101 km from Xuancheng
Hangzhou - West Lake
Experienced by David Veksler
101 km from Xuancheng
Tea house in Hangzhou
Experienced by David Veksler
101 km from Xuancheng
The summer of WestLake (Xihu) in Hangzhou
101 km from Xuancheng
Hangzhou West lake
142 km from Xuancheng
This forest was held by the KMT until the 1940s and has a lot of historical significance to China. Even though its landscape is revolutionizing at a rapid rate, when you’re on the grounds here, you’re transported to another time period and can feel so much solitude in a loud city.
142 km from Xuancheng
The Jiming Temple standing in the sunshine after the snow
Experienced by Kenneth Yang
142 km from Xuancheng
A hidden temple in Nanjing on the mountain.
142 km from Xuancheng
中山陵 | Purple Mountain
146 km from Xuancheng
Huangshan, or Yellow Mountain, is named after the famous Yellow Mountains that have become world renowned for their unique scale and beauty. Mount Huangshan itself has been described as ‘the loveliest mountain of China’ and became a magnet for poets and landscape artists, fascinated by its dramatic landscape of granitic peaks, many over 1000 metres high. Click the link in my bio (or go to www.morethanjust.photos) to find out more about this stunning landscape and my time exploring it!
146 km from Xuancheng
fire balloon
