Ancient port city with 7,000 years of history — Tianyi Pavilion, Buddhist temples, and fresh seafood.
Ningbo is one of China's oldest port cities, with a history stretching back 7,000 years. It's home to China's oldest private library (Tianyi Pavilion), important Buddhist sites, and some of the best seafood on the eastern coast.
Eastern Zhejiang, on the coast south of Hangzhou Bay. A major port city.
China's oldest surviving private library (1561 AD) — a treasure of Chinese literary heritage.
Tiantong Temple and Ayuwang Temple — two of Japan's Buddhist ancestor temples.
Some of China's freshest seafood — Ningbo cuisine emphasizes natural flavors of the sea.
China's oldest private library (1561) — beautiful gardens and rare book collections.
A 1,700-year-old Zen Buddhist temple — the ancestral temple of the Japanese Caodong (Soto) school.
Four times the size of Hangzhou's West Lake — scenic cycling, fishing villages, and tea plantations.
A 1,200-year-old town with well-preserved architecture and a famous Confucian temple.
Pleasant and mild. Good for temple visits and lake exploration.
Hot and humid. Best for coastal activities and fresh seafood.
Best season. Fishing season means the freshest seafood. Clear skies.
Cool (2-10°C). Quiet season. Good for museum and temple visits.
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