Zhejiang province

Zhejiang Province is located on China’s eastern coast, south of the Yangtze River Delta. Known for its lush landscapes, the province boasts a rich cultural heritage and a booming economy, particularly in industries like textiles, electronics, and tourism. Hangzhou, its capital, is famous for West Lake and its role in ancient trade. Zhejiang has a deep-rooted history, notable for its influence during the Song Dynasty and as a center for art and scholarship. The province balances modern development with cultural preservation, making it a vibrant area for both business and tourism.