Zhejiang province has long been a popular tourist destination for its picturesque landscapes and rich cultural heritage.

Zhejiang has much to offer, with UNESCO worlds heritage sites such as the West Lake in its capital Hangzhou, a major section of the 3,200-kilometer-long Grand Canal, and the archaeological ruins of Liangzhu that have gained world recognition as a testament to the existence of more than 5,000 years of Chinese civilization.

Zhejiang is also well-known for its refreshing Longjing (dragon well) tea and luxurious silk.

This short video covers cultural and scenic hotspots across Zhejiang.

(Footage provided by the culture and tourism bureau of Zhejiang)

Editor: Ye Ke