Brussels to Hangzhou

This is an exceptional economy deal to Hangzhou from Brussels on Hainan for Nov 21, 2026 – Nov 27, 2026.

Priced at $556 round trip. The route covers 11,225 miles round trip.

Hangzhou is one of China’s most rewarding city breaks, blending lakeside scenery, refined culture, and a strong sense of place. Its signature attraction is West Lake, a UNESCO-listed landscape of willow-lined causeways, pagodas, temples, and boat rides that has inspired poets and painters for centuries. Beyond the lake, travelers can explore the tranquil tea fields of Longjing, historic Buddhist sites such as Lingyin Temple, and the atmospheric old streets around Hefang and the southern side of the city, where traditional architecture and local life still feel close at hand. Modern Hangzhou also offers a polished urban side, with lively shopping and dining in areas like the West Lake business district and the futuristic skyline around Qianjiang New Town.

The best times to visit are spring and autumn, when temperatures are mild and the scenery is at its most appealing: spring brings blossoms and fresh tea harvests, while autumn offers clear skies and comfortable walking weather. Summer can be hot and humid, though the lake remains beautiful, and winter is quieter, with a softer, misty mood. Food is another major draw, especially Hangzhou cuisine, known for delicate flavors and seasonal ingredients; signature dishes include West Lake vinegar fish, Dongpo pork, and shrimp with Longjing tea. Together with its tea culture, temple traditions, and elegant waterside setting, Hangzhou offers a trip that feels both deeply Chinese and distinctly serene.