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Nine Streams and Eighteen Gullies

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Nine Streams and Eighteen Gullies originates from Yangjiawu (Yang Family Col) of Yangmeiling (Waxberry Ridge), joins successively the tricklets of the nine cols of Qingwan, Hongfa, Fangjia, Baizhang, Tangjia, Foshi, Yunqi, Zhutou and Xiaokang into streams, and empties into the Qiantang River by way of Xu Village; The Eighteen Gullies, which is located in the Longjing (Dragon Well) Village southwest of the Yanxia Cave, curves around the woods and the mountain foot and joins successively many tricklets of Poet Islet, Su Wen Pool and Cockscomb Pool, etc into gullies, whence came the name of the Nine Streams and Eighteen Gullies.

The Nine Streams has a total length of 6 kilometers. It has deep mountains and dense forests with winding path along mountain ridges. There are now buildings such as Xizhongxi (Stream inside Stream) Pavilion, Linhai (Forest Sea) Pavilion and Jiuhong (Nine Pool) Pavilion, etc.

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It is open to the public for the whole day.

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Owing to different tourist routes, the ways to get there are different. You may see the tips after the brief introduction of the scenic spot for details.

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Tips Since the roads in the scenic area are steep, walking is inevitable. Owing to the long distance and hours, the travelling routes should be planned and chosen:
1. From the south to the north: You may take route 2, K4, 308, 504, tourist line 5 and holiday line 5 to the "Jiuxi (Nine Stream)" stop along the Qiantang River and get to Longjin (Dragon Well) and Sweet Osmanthus Rain at Manlong Village by way of Nine Streams and Smoky Tree Park
2. From the north to the south: You may take bus route 27 at the Longjing stop to the "Jiuxi (Nine Stream)" stop and Sweet Osmanthus Rain at Manlong Village by way of Nine Streams and Smoky Tree Park
3. From the northeast to the southwest: You may set out from Sweet Osmanthus Rain at Manlong Village to Nine Streams and Smoky Tree Park by way of Waxberry Ridge or from the Zoo to Nine Streams and Smoky Tree Park by way of the hinder mountain of Hupao Spring.