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Take a train or bus to Huangshan, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its breathtaking scenery and hiking trails.

After arriving, take a cable car to the top of Huangshan and hike along the trails to see the famous peaks, such as Lotus Flower Peak and Bright Summit Peak. Spend the night at a hotel on the mountain to truly appreciate the sunrise and sunset.

Relax and enjoy a hot spring bath at one of the nearby hot spring resorts.

Take another hike on Huangshan to see any sights you may have missed the day before, such as the Pine Valley Scenic Area or the Xihai Grand Canyon.

After descending from Huangshan, visit Hongcun Village, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with traditional Huizhou-style architecture, narrow alleys, and a tranquil atmosphere.

End your day with a delicious meal at a local restaurant, such as Huangshan-style braised pork or bamboo shoots with ham.

Return to Hangzhou and visit the Six Harmonies Pagoda, a towering pagoda with stunning views of the Qiantang River.

After lunch, head to the nearby Xixi Wetland Park, the only wetland park in China with an urban area. Take a boat ride or walk along the boardwalks to see the diverse flora and fauna.

End your day with a dinner at Lou Wai Lou, a famous restaurant known for its Hangzhou-style cuisine, such as West Lake fish in vinegar.

Visit the famous Longjing tea fields, located just outside of Hangzhou, to learn about the tea-making process and sample some of the best tea in China.

After lunch, visit the China National Silk Museum to learn about the history and production of silk in China. Then, head to the nearby Southern Song Dynasty Guan Kiln Museum to see ancient porcelain artifacts.

End your trip with a dinner at Grandma's Kitchen, a local restaurant serving authentic Hangzhou-style dishes, such as Dongpo pork and beggar's chicken.