King Qian's Memorial is a memorial shrine to the kings of the Wuyue kingdom (907-978; all had the surname Qian) who developed Hangzhou into a very prosperous city.

• From Renhe Hotel, King Qian's Memorial is just a short walk along Dongpo Rd and Nanshan Rd.
• In a word, if you want to escape the crowd outside along the West Lake and want to relax in a place combing the quality of a temple, ancestral hall and park, King Qian’s Memorial Hall won’t let you down.

Leifeng Pagoda was one of the ten sights of the West Lake because of the Legend of the White Snake.

• If your time is not limited, there's a small museum nearby Leifeng Pagoda featuring real artifacts that worth to check out.

Jingci Temple is located at the foot of Huiri Peak of Nanping Hill. It is the second prominent Buddhist temple beside West Lake in Hangzhou, China.

• With 5RMB, you will have a chance to chime the giant bell.

The colored port view fish is one occupies a land area of 20 hectare large-scale park, the entire garden divides into the red fishpond, the peony garden, colored port, big lawn, jungle five scenic areas.

• Beware of the crowd! No one wants to be pushed from behind, and also take care of your belongings.
• Try not to go during rainy day (weekend) as the rain can create misty lake effect.
• You can feed the fish by bread, or buy fish food 3RMB at nearest stall.

Quyuan Fenghe means “the lotuses in Quyuan Yard”. It is at the place where Jishajian River flows into the West Lake.

• The park has multiple points of entry. If you are visiting the Yue Fei Mausoleum, the park is right across from the mausoleum. You can also pass the park from another entrance along the Su Causeway.
• Despite the tourist trappings, you can feel the historic essence. Sit at a teahouse, close your eyes and listen to the stories of the street.
• When you've done here, take a taxi back to Renhe Hotel.