Travel Guides & Tips in this video
- Tip 1When visiting Dia Jia Mountain, remember to factor in the entrance fee (46 RMB per person) and parking (10 RMB). (0:51)
- Tip 2Consider taking the roller coaster down Dia Jia Mountain; it costs 60 RMB but saves significant time compared to walking. (2:27)
- Tip 3If you plan to visit Shi She Village, arrive early to secure parking, as it's a popular spot. (3:30)
- Tip 4When searching for fluorite crystals in Chen daong, be aware that parking might be in a local's yard. It may cost around 20 RMB. (12:35)
- Tip 5For tea lovers, Longjing tea fields are highly recommended. If time allows, also visit the Meijiawu tea farm. (11:07)
Explore the captivating beauty of Hangzhou, China, with Expat Natt's ultimate travel guide! This video unveils hidden gems, from the breathtaking West Lake to enchanting mountain villages. Witness their thrilling hike searching for purple fluorite crystals and experience the charm of local culture. A perfect blend of adventure and tranquility awaits!
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This travelogue follows Expat Natt's journey through the captivating landscapes of Hangzhou and surrounding areas in Zhejiang province. The video begins with a description of Hangzhou as one of Expat Natt's favorite cities in China, highlighting a previous winter visit and the current road trip planned to explore the region more thoroughly.
Their adventure starts in Tonglu, where they ascend Dia Jia Mountain, noting the entrance fee and parking costs. The hike is described as strenuous, done in 40°C weather, followed by a fun roller coaster descent.
The journey continues to Fu Chun Jiang, showcasing stunning blue rivers, and then to Shi She Village, a picturesque camping and swimming spot. Expat Natt advises arriving early due to limited parking. The video captures the essence of exploration, highlighting the beauty of the natural surroundings and the thrill of the unknown.
As evening approaches, they reach Da Jia Mountain, discovering a peaceful bookshop and cafe. The next day is dedicated to exploring Hangzhou's iconic West Lake, a site praised by poets and artists since the 9th century. Expat Natt shares their appreciation for the lake's serene beauty and recommends a sunset boat trip.
The day continues with a visit to local restaurants, followed by an exploration of Longjing tea fields, one of the two main tea farms featured in a previous vlog. The final leg of their journey takes them to Chen daong, a small mountain village where they embark on a quest for fluorite crystals. The process of searching for these crystals is detailed, including tips on parking and interacting with locals. The video concludes with Expat Natt showcasing their collection of found crystals, emphasizing the joy and satisfaction of their unique adventure. The overall tone of the video is one of excitement, discovery, and appreciation for the beauty and culture of the region.
