Amanfayun
Amanfayun — 'peaceful clouds' in Chinese — occupies a restored village of Ming and Qing dynasty farmhouses in the hills above Hangzhou's West Lake, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The 42 rooms and suites are distributed across the original village buildings, surrounded by tea plantations and bamboo groves. The Aman Spa incorporates local longjing (Dragon Well) tea treatments and traditional Chinese medicine. The kitchen sources from the surrounding tea gardens and West Lake fisheries. Amanfayun is the finest address in China's most beautiful city.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this iconic lake is renowned for its scenic beauty, historic temples, and picturesque causeways.
One of China’s largest and wealthiest Buddhist temples, known for its ancient rock carvings and serene atmosphere.
A picturesque tea plantation offering insights into the cultivation and production of the famous Longjing tea.
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