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Orioles Singing in the Willows
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Open all day
Recommended Sightseeing Time: 0.5-1 hour
Address: No. 87, Nanshan Road, Shangcheng District, Hangzhou
mapPhone: 0571-87977767
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If I had time, I could sit here for a day... not too many people, there are always spaces on the shore benches. The willow branches are floating on the waves, the birds are calling in places that I don't know, the willow waves smell, just like that name. I really like it...
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Orioles Singing in the Willows is one of the ten scenic spots of West Lake. It is located on the side of Nanshan Road on the southeast bank of West Lake. Extending from Yongjin Gate to Qingbo Gate, it is divided into four scenic areas. It is a large garden with a main view of spring flowers. The long embankment along the lake and the main road are planted with different willows, such as weeping willows, lion willows and drunk willows. It also has the name of “land of willows”, during which orioles fly and compete to sing, so it is known as "orioles singing in the willows."
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If I had time, I could sit here for a day... not too many people, there are always spaces on the shore benches. The willow branches are floating on the waves, the birds are calling in places that I don't know, the willow waves smell, just like that name. I really like it...
Liulang, one of the ten scenes of the West Lake. Long stone road, corner lake in a group of small clams in the happy water. Walk along the path, one side is a purple sea of flowers, one side is a thin willow branches, giving a light feeling. The advantage of the attraction is that it is close to Hefang Street, and after the tour you can stroll past.
It's a great place to go. The willow bushes are set off with other famous flowers such as purple phoebe, cedar, magnolia and plum. In the Southern Song Dynasty, this was the largest imperial garden in the capital, called Jujing Garden. At that time, there were Huifang Hall, Santang, Jiuting, Liulang Bridge and Xueshi Bridge in the park. In the Qing Dynasty, the old scene of Liulang Wenying was restored. There is the name of Liuzhou. During the period, the yellow orioles flew and screamed, so they are called "the Orioles in the Willow Waves".
Spring is very lively, quite good. There is wisteria blossoms.
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