Ten Scenes of West Lake · Southern Song Dynasty
Su Causeway in the Morning of Spring
Su Causeway in the Morning of Spring, the first of the Ten Poetically Named Scenic Places of the West Lake in the Southern Song Dynasty, consists of the ancient causeway across the lake
Breeze-ruffled Lotus at Winding Garden
It is known for the Winding Garden, the distillery for making government-sold wine in the Southern Song Dynasty
Autumn Moon Over the Calm Lake
Autumn Moon Over the Calm Lake, one of the Ten Poetically Named Scenic Places of the West Lake in the Southern Song Dynasty, is located by the lake in the south-east corner of Gushan Hill. Covering an area of about 0.16 ha, it is one of the best places offering a panoramic view of the waters of the lake.
Lingering Snow on Broken Bridge
Lingering Snow on Broken Bridge, one of the Ten Poetically Named Places of the West Lake in the Southern Song Dynasty
Viewing Fish at Flowery Pond
Viewing Fish at Flowery Pond, one of the Ten Poetically Named Scenic Places of the West Lake in the Southern Song Dynasty, lies to the west of the south end of Su Causeway between the Small South Lake and the West Inner Lake, with an area of about 0.25 ha.
Orioles Singing in the Willows
Orioles Singing in the Willows, one of the Ten Poetically Named Scenic Places of the West Lake in the Southern Song Dynasty
Three Pools Mirroring the Moon
Three Pools Mirroring the Moon, one of the Ten Poetically Named Scenic Places of the West Lake in the Southern Song Dynasty
Twin Peaks Piercing the Cloud
Twin Peaks Piercing the Cloud, one of the Ten Poetically Named Scenic Places of the West Lake in the Southern Song Dynasty, consists of the two highest peaks in the north and south among the hills to the west of the lake and the viewing place by Hongchun Bridge in its northwest corner.
Leifeng Pagoda in Evening Glow
Leifeng Pagoda in Evening Glow, one of the Ten Poetically Named Scenic Places of the West Lake in the Southern Song Dynasty
Evening Bell Ringing at Nanping Hill
Evening Bell Ringing at Nanping Hill, one of the Ten Poetically Named Scenic Places of the West Lake in the Southern Song Dynasty