Luggage Storage Hangzhou

More about Hangzhou

Store Your Luggage Around Hangzhou With Bounce 

Hangzhou is the capital and the most populated city in the Zhejiang province. Located at the southern end of the Grand Canal of China, which begins in Beijing and ends in Hangzhou, Hangzhou is the center of political, economic, and cultural concerns. One of the most renowned and famous tourist cities in China, its metropolitan area is about 13,353 square miles, with over 21 million people living there. Its climate is subtropical, with a mean temperature of 62.6 degrees F. There are four distinctive seasons, monsoons called plum rains that begin in June, and typhoon storms generally in August and September. It is one of China’s seven ancient capitals, being traced back over 2200 years to the Qin dynasty (221 - 206 B.C.). Hangzhou is famous for tea and silk production, and is considered the “Capital of Tea in China” and “Silk City” since ancient times.

Luggage Storage in Hangzhou

Carrying bags around while you’re sightseeing can really dampen the experience as well as tire you more quickly. With incredible sights awaiting locals and tourists alike, Hangzhou is a city to be explored burden-free. Bounce's city partners are happy to take the load off your shoulders so you can explore every neighborhood without a care.

Hangzhou City Guide 

Top Things to Do  

The West Lake scenic area is a highlight in Hangzhou with its temples and meandering paths. Museums, shopping venues of various types, eateries, boat tours, and amusement parks are just a few of the other places to add to your list of must-do activities. You’ll need to plan your itinerary daily to ensure you don’t miss a single thing!

Museums 

There are over 70 museums in Hangzhou. Choose your favorites to get informed about the history and culture of this beautiful ancient city. But, museums aren’t the only attractions from which you can learn. Visit scenic areas displaying the wonders of nature and sites of relic landmarks. Quietly be amazed by sacred religious temples. Be sure to utilize nearby Bounce partner businesses to store your bags while you soak up some cultural education.

• West Lake (X Hu): Probably the most renowned landmark in Hangzhou, a stroll here will blend scenic beauty with historic and famous landmarks. Frequently called “Heaven on Earth” by both locals and visitors, as you meander the peaceful paths and tranquil trails, you’ll soon share this description of West Lake.  

• Lingyin Temple: This temple, built in 326 A.D. at the foot of Lingyin Mountain, boasts a main hall that is 110 feet tall, a statue of Sakyamuni carved from 24 pieces of camphor wood, a gold-covered laughing Buddha, and many other interesting and unique sights.

• National Tea Museum: No trip to Hangzhou would be complete without a tour of this museum. You’ll visit a real tea plantation, see the entire process of the growing and processing of the tea, and then get the opportunity to taste any teas you’d like. Of course, it would be a great idea to take several of your favorites home with you!

Shopping

Shopping in Hangzhou takes on many faces, ranging from the ever-present shopping mall to flea and street markets. Don't miss the gift and specialty shops, the art galleries, and the antique stores. Even consider a shopping tour. With these choices, you can try a different experience every day. Let Bounce store your parcels as you move from one venue to another.

• Shopping Malls: Looking for a day of shopping under one roof? Try the MIXC Shopping Mall. Look for everything from famous brands to domestic labels sure to please. It's also a place to grab a bite of tasty local cuisine.

• Flea and Street Markets: These shopping venues offer a quaint atmosphere combined with a huge variety of merchandise in a setting that allows a bit of haggling – adding to the attraction of shopping here. Head to Hefang Jie to peruse booths and stalls for trinkets, woodcarvings, and fans.

• Gift and Specialty Shops: These shops tend to limit what they sell because they want to specialize in one item. For example, visiting the Zhongzhen Silk Shop provides a fun and unique way to shop and purchase silk items at an affordable price.

Dining 

Take a few minutes away from the beautiful scenery to grab a bite to eat. Dining in Hangzhou is quite varied in options. Whether you are looking for a Westernized meal or ready to branch out into traditional Chinese cuisine, the options are many.

• Le Restaurant: Finishing up a wander around scenic Xihu (West Lake)? This is the place to have your home-away-from-home meal. Order a pizza made in a masonry oven and dine on the terrace in front of the mountain view.

• Gui Yu Shan Room Fine Dining: The atmosphere is as enticing as the food here. Chinese artwork decorates the walls, and the decor is of traditional Asian style. 

• Zhi Wei Guan: If you are ready for dim sum or Xihu fish in vinegar gravy, this is the place to get it. You can feel the gentle breeze off the lake when dining in the second story. You are sure to want to stay for dessert!