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Hangzhou Peak Season: Maybe Not.

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    Anita Wiza
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    Do we need to book the hand-rowed boats in advance, or can we just get one when we arrive? We're planning to go on a weekday in mid-April.

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      Kevin Harris
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      No booking needed, but you'll likely have to wait for a boat if it's crowded.

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        Marc Price
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        That's a very fair assessment. And the spots you mentioned are quite unique. It's true, when visiting West Lake, you should avoid the major hotspots. It's just shoulder-to-shoulder crowds and a terrible experience.

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          Kristi Doyle
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          Exactly.

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            Arnold Predovic
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            I wouldn't dare go near West Lake or Xiang Lake on a weekend, especially if the weather's nice.

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              Lena Oberbrunner
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              Given Zhejiang's climate, pretty much any park should be beautiful.

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                Sylvia Franecki
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                There's hardly an off-season.

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                  Barry Kuphal
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                  It's beautiful all year round.

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                    Anita Wiza
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                    Hangzhou is so beautifully green in early April! Though, these past few days, the leaves on the trees along Yanggong Causeway haven't quite emerged yet.

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                      Joanne Swift
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                      True, right now it's mostly about the flowers.

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                        Dr. Danny Bayer
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                        I never go to Taiziwan Park during tulip season. At most, I'll cycle over to Santaishan Road for a stroll.

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                          Hazel Brown-Stracke
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                          From what I recall, I can't think of a time I've been to Hangzhou when it wasn't crowded, and I always avoid public holidays.

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                            Zachary Hayes
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                            It's less crowded in winter. I went a few days before Chinese New Year last time; it was freezing and even snowed.

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