Hangzhou is located at the southernmost end of the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal. The Hangzhou section of the canal is the section with the richest historical heritage and the deepest cultural heritage.

The Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal was built in the spring and autumn and has a history of more than 2,400 years. It traverses 4 provinces and 2 cities in the north and south, with a total length of 1,794 kilometers. It is the world's longest canal, the largest project, and the oldest canal. This is left to us by our ancestors. The precious material and spiritual wealth of China is a living and flowing important human heritage. The Grand Canal is a golden name card for Hangzhou tourism and a classic destination for cultural experience in the Jiangnan water town. The Grand Canal flows through the wealthy and elegant Qiantang beautiful land, and records the vicissitudes of Hangzhou's prosperous ancient capital and the vicissitudes of the city with white walls. Whether it is hiking, boating, cycling, or taking a break, you can feel the glamorous and heavy feeling of Hangzhou Canal, and appreciate the ubiquitous beauty of elegance along the canal.