Hangzhou City Travel Committee

Learning Trip

China-Hangzhou International Student Travel for Study is one of the programs of the World Leisure Expo. Wang Guo Ping, Secretary General of Hangzhou Municipal Government says:“It has been a tradition for Chinese students to travle a lot and experience different things, which can help improve study. In today’s world, frequent communication has led to formation of the global village. Travel for study enables students to experience cultural atmosphere and life style of different countries and cities, and has vital significance in enlarging perspectives and strengthening friendship for them.”
For the above purpose, our city has conducted communication and exchange of students from high schools and primary schools with Germany, US, England, Japan, Korea, Singapore, Canada and Australia since 2001. Statistics reveal that several high schools in Hangzhou has arranged over 1500 foreign student visits and some have established friendship schools.

Institutes

Hangzhou No.14 Middle school	Address:No.580 FengqiRoad,Hangzhou,China
Hangzhou No.2 High School of Zhejiang Province	Address:72-76 Eastcom Street, BinJiang, Hangzhou,
The High School Attached to Zhejiang University	Address:No.46 Shuguang Road,Hangzhou,China
Hangzhou High School	Address:238 Fengqi Road, Hangzhou,China
HangZhou XueJun High School	Address:188 wenshan Road Hangzhou

Museums

Hangzhou Southern Song Guan Kiln Museum is located in the west foot of Turtle Hill of Yuhuang Mountain in Hangzhou. It is at the south brim of West Lake tourist site, and is the first museum on ceramic constructed above the relic of ancient kiln. The ground area of Southern Song Guan Kiln Museum is about 15,000 square meters, and building area is 4,364 square meters. With the continuing of th...

Memorials

American missionary Mr. Stuart Leighton (1876-1962) was born in Hangzhou and stayed in China for 50 years. He was the first president of Beijing Yanjing University. In 1946, he became the American ambassador in China. The former residence of Mr. Stuart Leighton was constructed in 1873 when his father came to Hangzhou as a missionary. It is the architecture of late Qing Dynasty with Chinese and Wes...