Quzhou

Introduction

Located in western Zhejiang province, you will find Quzhou situated along the upper course of the Qiantang River. This region serves as a geographical crossroads, bordering Hangzhou to the north, Jinhua to the east, and Lishui to the southeast, while also neighboring the provinces of Fujian, Jiangxi, and Anhui.

The city's urban landscape is centered within the Qujiang and Kecheng districts. This area is also recognized as the birthplace of actress and singer Zhou Xun.

When to go

You can experience four distinct seasons in Quzhou, ranging from hot, humid summers to cool, dry winters. If you visit during the plum rain season in June, you will encounter peak humidity and increased rainfall as the Asian monsoon arrives. The summer months of July and August are characterized by high heat and humidity, with August offering significant sunshine despite the possibility of typhoons blowing in from the Pacific Ocean.

During the winter months, you can expect chilly, cloudy conditions with drier air and occasional snow. This season provides a stark contrast to the humid summer months, offering a cooler atmosphere for your visit.

Three days in Quzhou

Day one, you can explore the local surroundings of Quzhou and experience the atmosphere of this region in Zhejiang.

Day two, your journey continues as you take in the sights near the Qiantang River.

Day three, you finish your trip by exploring more of the area surrounding Quizhou.