I went here on last summer and its really beautiful on sunny day! good places to hunting some beautiful pictures. But its so crowded too anyway

Such a wonderful place, for me the most preferable month to go is around March to April

Nice place to visit

(Translated by Google) Wuzhen is a historic city in China, part of Tongxiang, located in the north of Zhejiang Province, People's Republic of China. It is located within the triangle formed by Hangzhou, Suzhou and Shanghai Wuzhen the "city on water", characterized by canals that wind through paved streets and alleys. Wuzhen, in the northern part of Zhejiang province, can be reached by bus in 45 minutes from Hangzhou East Bus Station. The Wuzhen canals are kept alive by water from the Grand Canal, which runs from Beijing to Hangzhou, still used today as a transport route for local goods and to supply the arid north with water from the south . The Grand Canal was in the past one of the main arteries for the transport of goods and brought prosperity to "water cities" such as Wuzhen. It is divided into eastern and western areas, you pay around 13 euros for tickets. Pay attention to the prices on the site, which are very expensive. The city is always full of tourists, even Chinese themselves, narrow alleys, lots of people and confusion! But it's worth a visit, even if a good part of the city has been recognized! But time still seems to have stopped! (Original) Wuzhen è una storica città della Cina, parte di Tongxiang, che si trova nel nord della provincia di Zhejiang, nella Repubblica popolare cinese. Si trova all'interno del triangolo formato da Hangzhou, Suzhou e Shanghai Wuzhen la “città sull’acqua”, caratterizzata quindi da canali che si snodano attraverso strade lastricate e vicoli. Wuzhen, nella zona settentrionale della provincia del Zhejiang, è raggiungibile in autobus, in 45 minuti, partendo dalla Hangzhou East Bus Station (Stazione orientale degli autobus di Hangzhou). I canali di Wuzhen sono mantenuti in vita per mezzo dell’acqua proveniente dal Gran Canale, che si snoda da Pechino sino ad Hangzhou, tutt’oggi utilizzato come via di trasporto delle merci locali e per rifornire l’arido nord con acqua proveniente dal sud. Il Gran Canale è stato in passato una delle principali arterie per il trasporto di merci ed ha portato prosperità alle “città sull’acqua” come Wuzhen. È divisa in zona orientale ed occidentale, si paga un biglietti di circa 13uero.attenzione ai prezzi all'interno del sito, molto cari. La città è sempre piena di turisti, anche di stessi Cinesi, vicoli stretti tante gente e confusione! Ma merita una visita, anche se buona parte della città è stata riconosciuta! Ma il tempo sembra comunque essersi fermato!

(Translated by Google) What a beautiful town, the streets are quiet and clean, the permanent address of the world Internet, Rene Liu is the spokesperson, I have been here and never left... (Original) 好美的小鎮，街道安靜又乾淨，世界互聯網的永久會址，劉若英代言，來過，就不曾離開……

(Translated by Google) Although it is an ancient water town built in the past, it feels like returning to the ancient Jiangnan. Sitting on a rocking boat is really peaceful and the scenery is beautiful. The small shops on both sides of the strait are worth visiting. (Original) 雖是仿古打造的水鄉古鎮，仿佛回到古代的江南，坐上搖擼船，煞是幽閒，而且風光明媚，兩岸小店家更是值得一逛，

(Translated by Google) So beautiful that I want to live here...😛 (Original) 美到想定居在這兒……😛