Things To Do
in Guli

A quiet bridge over the canal as morning mist lifts, perfect for tranquil reflections and soft light.

Narrow historic lanes with red lanterns and traditional facades, ideal for moody street photography.

Gentle hillside tea terraces offering geometric rows and distant town views, great for landscape shots.

Colorful boats and waterfront architecture along the winding canal, ideal for action and composition shots.

Classic Hangzhou dish; fresh river fish gently poached in a sweet-sour vinegar sauce, served with a bright glaze and seasonal greens.

Must-Try!

Shrimp stir-fried with Longjing tea leaves; light, fragrant, and a hallmark of Zhejiang cuisine.

Clay-baked chicken wrapped in lotus leaves, aromatic and juicy with earthy notes from the cooking method.

Tofu braised with tea aromas to hint at the local tea culture while remaining light and comforting.

A lively market area with riverfront stalls offering fresh fish, seasonal vegetables, and street snacks.

Stalls along the canal serving fried dumplings, rice cakes, and savory snacks perfect for an evening bite.

Tipping is not customary in most places; rounding up the bill or small tips in tourist areas is appreciated but not required.

Cash and mobile payments are widely accepted; WeChat Pay and Alipay are common, credit cards may be less accepted in small shops.

Hot and humid with frequent afternoon rain showers; stay hydrated, wear light clothing, and seek shade in markets and teahouses.

Pleasant temperatures with lower humidity and clear skies; excellent for walking, photography, and outdoor dining.

Cool to chilly with possible mist; layer clothing and enjoy warm tea houses and indoor attractions.

Mild temperatures with occasional showers; ideal for markets, parks, and hillside walks among new greenery.