Visit a park and travel back in time
Updated: 2016-10-07 08:58
By Xu Lin(China Daily)
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[Photo by Xu Lin/China Daily] |
She was born in Zhuji city, Zhejiang province at the end of Spring and Autumn Period (770-476 BC).
Those who like thrilling rides must visit Hangzhou Paradise.
It also has facilities suitable for children, including a carousel.
The 800-meter-long rollercoaster gives you an exhilarating experience with a vertical drop of about 30 meters.
Other rides can swing and revolve in crazy loops, making you dizzy and feel weightless.
After the rides, visit Langlanglang Water Park.
It has an exclusive water area for children, a vast swimming pool and various water sports such as surfing and water slides.
Crazy Appleland is an indoor theme park for children with a four-dimensional cinema and virtual reality games.
The park also has performances, which focus on subjects like animal migration in Africa.
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