4.1-Rated Hotels Near Longmen Cable Bridge

Hangzhou West Lake Guobin Hotel is a top choice near Longmen Flying Bridge, offering serene mountain and river views just a 10-minute walk from the bridge. Its blend of traditional Jiangnan garden design and modern luxury ensures a tranquil stay with panoramic rooms overlooking Qiantang River and lush hills. For a more intimate experience, Ban Shan Yin She Homestay features bamboo and timber architecture harmonizing with nature. Convenient access via Metro Line 4 from Hangzhou East Railway Station to Puyuan Station, then a 15-minute ride by bus or taxi, makes travel effortless.

Take Metro Line 4 from central Hangzhou to "Puyuan Station," then transfer to Bus 327 or 703 and alight at "Longmen Flying Bridge Stop"—approximately 45 minutes total. Alternatively, use DiDi or Gaode Ride-hailing for a direct 25-minute trip (~¥60). For scenic travelers, rent a bike along the Qiantang River Greenway, enjoying panoramic riverside views in about one hour—ideal for outdoor enthusiasts.

Beyond crossing the high-altitude suspension bridge, visitors can enjoy the Qiantang River night light show tour, strolling along illuminated paths as bridges and water merge into a stunning visual display. Try a wild tea ceremony experience at nearby tea plantations, learning traditional pan-frying techniques and savoring fresh Longjing spring tea. Nature lovers can join birdwatching tours guided by experts, discovering rare avian species within the forested hills—a serene immersion in untouched wilderness.

Longmen Flying Bridge operates daily from 8:00 AM to 9:00 PM, with last entry at 8:30 PM. Ticket prices are ¥80 for adults, ¥40 for students, while children and seniors enter free. It’s recommended to book tickets in advance via the official Hangzhou Tourism Platform to avoid queues. During peak seasons (spring and autumn), visiting early morning or late afternoon reduces crowds and enhances the tranquil viewing experience.

The Longmen Flying Bridge Family Zone offers safe, engaging facilities including gentle trails, climbing structures, and interactive nature education panels perfect for kids. Nearby, an outdoor picnic area allows families to rent tents and tables for gatherings. Weekly family nature workshops on Saturdays include plant specimen crafting and handmade wind chime making—blending fun with environmental learning, highly popular among families.

Absolutely! The bridge is illuminated by a dynamic lighting system at night, transforming it into a shimmering silver dragon coiled against the sky, mirrored perfectly in the Qiantang River. Best viewed between 7:30 PM and 9:00 PM when lights are fully lit, creating a breathtaking scene enhanced by river breeze and distant mountain silhouettes. Some areas feature nighttime audio guides that narrate the bridge’s history and legends, adding a deeply immersive dimension to the experience.