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Hangzhou Highlights Half-Day Tour: West Lake, Leifeng Pagoda, and Three Pools Mirroring the Moon (Chinese Service) Day Tours

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Description

This half-day Hangzhou tour invites you to experience the charm of West Lake, Leifeng Pagoda, and Three Pools Mirroring the Moon with a Chinese-speaking guide. Cruise across West Lake on a pleasure boat, admire the iconic view of three stone pagodas reflected on the water, then visit Leifeng Pagoda on the lake’s southern shore.

Rebuilt in the style of the Southern Song Dynasty, Leifeng Pagoda is steeped in the legend of Bai Niangzi and offers beautiful lake views, especially at sunset. Admission to the main attractions, the West Lake cruise, Three Pools Mirroring the Moon, and first entry to Leifeng Pagoda are included. Ideal for culture, history, and photography lovers, book now for an easy way to discover Hangzhou’s most famous landmarks.

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  • ✓Main attraction ticket for Leifeng Tower
  • ✓Leifeng Pagoda first-entry ticket
  • ✓West Lake Cruise First Entry Ticket
  • ✓Reception
  • ✓Main attraction ticket for Three Pools Mirroring the Moon
  • ✓Main attraction ticket for West Lake Pleasure Boat
  • ✓Chinese tour guide
What To Expect
Leifeng Tower is one of the ten scenic spots in West Lake, Hangzhou. It is located on the Xizhao Mountain on the south bank of Hangzhou West Lake. Whenever the sun sets, the pagoda casts a shadow on the lake creating a picturesque view. It is called the "Lei Feng Sunset Landscape." Many people's sentimental feelings towards Leifeng Pagoda originate from the legend of Bai Niangzi. Although the old pagoda toppled in 1924, a new pagoda was constructed on the original tower base, retaining the pavilion structure prior to the burning of the old tower. The new pagoda was constructed to replicate the style, design and size of the original pagoda during the Southern Song Dynasty. There are elevators and air conditioning inside.
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