Leifeng Tower is one of the ten scenic spots in West Lake, Hangzhou. It is located on the Xizhao Mountain on the south bank of Hangzhou West Lake. Whenever the sun sets, the pagoda casts a shadow on the lake, creating a picturesque view. It is called the "Lei Feng Sunset Landscape." Many people's sentimental feelings towards Leifeng Pagoda originate from the legend of Bai Niangzi. Although the old pagoda toppled in 1924, a new pagoda was constructed on the original tower base, retaining the pavilion structure prior to the burning of the old tower. The new pagoda was constructed to replicate the style, design, and size of the original pagoda during the Southern Song Dynasty.

🕒 Opening Hours:

1. Leifeng Pagoda 

• Monday - Sunday: 8:00 - 17:30
• Last admission: 17:00

2. Yue Fei Temple

• Monday - Sunday: 7:30 - 17:30
• Last admission: 17:15

3. West Lake Foreign Affairs Cruise

• Monday - Sunday: 8:00 - 16:00
• Last admission: 16:00

📍 Address:

• Leifeng Tower - No. 15, Nanshan Road, Xihu District, Hangzhou
• Please refer to the map for assistance

👥 Eligibility:

Guests with a height of 120 cm (inclusive) and above are required to purchase an adult ticket.

ℹ️ Additional Information:

• Route Description: Foreign Affairs Cruise Around the Lake 
• Boarding Point: Huagang Guanyu Pier (same pier for boarding and disembarking)
• The West Lake Foreign Affairs Tourist Boat Scenic Area closes at 16:00.
• You must first pick up your ticket at the Leifeng Pagoda Scenic Area (travel agency). Admission requires a ticket. The Foreign Affairs Tourist Boat Wharf is approximately 900 meters walking distance from the Leifeng Pagoda Scenic Area.