Liangzhu Ancient City is a blue-green scroll soaked in sunshine, with window lattices distributed throughout the ancient city, resembling picture frames that transform five thousand years of cultural heritage into flowing poetry. Opening different windows, one encounters distinctly different scenes, feeling the dialogue between civilization and nature in the interweaving of light and shadow.
Mount Daguan
The window of the "Zhu Café" at Mount Daguan is like colored glass embedded in a sea of green.
After visiting the Deer Garden, you might rest here and feed the pigeons under the eaves. A cup of coffee, a good book, and you can steal half a day of leisure in this Liangzhu Ancient City amidst dancing green shadows.
Mount Zhi
The window of Mount Zhi Station is like an amber mirror embedded in a sea of bamboo.
Looking outside, Mount Zhi and the bamboo forest are reflected on the lake surface, instantly dissipating much of the summer heat. Sitting by the window, savoring a cup of fragrant tea, opening a book on Liangzhu culture, you can explore the mysteries of the carved symbols left by the Liangzhu ancestors.
Mount Mojiao
The window of Mount Mojiao is an observation deck overlooking the Liangzhu civilization.
Push open the window to see small Mount Mojiao standing under the blue sky and white clouds, naturally evoking a sense of historical weight. At Mount Mojiao Station, you can experience sound postcards, AI intelligent photography, and select Liangzhu cultural creative products.
Mount Fan
Heading west from Mount Fan Royal Tomb Station, the Western City Wall exhibition point comes into view. When tired from sightseeing, sit by the window and look up to see the Western City Wall ruins and blooming lotus flowers.
Photo Frames
The photo frame at the Southern City Wall ruins site seems to overlap with the image of ancestors paddling bamboo rafts through the water gate. The photo frame at Mount Zhi Station captures the sea of bamboo, lake surface, and greenery in their entirety.
Liangzhu Ancient City becomes more vibrant because of these windows.