Dongziguan Village
东梓关村
An ancient river port on the south bank of the Fuchun River. Its rows of white-walled, dark-tiled New Hangzhou-style houses have been dubbed the “most beautiful relocation housing” and are a popular photo village on Xiaohongshu.
Dongziguan Village lies on the south bank of the Fuchun River in Changkou Town, Fuyang District, Hangzhou, about 20 km from Tonglu county seat. Known in the past as “Dongzi Port,” it was the setting for Yu Dafu's short story Dongziguan. The village preserves Ming and Qing buildings, including Anya Hall, Yueshi Temple and the Xu Family Compound, along with old camphor trees. The New Hangzhou-style houses completed in 2017 have simple white walls and curved sloping roofs that evoke Wu Guanzhong's ink paintings. In spring, rapeseed fields in front of the houses make them a viral photo spot. Visitors can stroll the riverside path, watch fishing boats and enjoy sunsets. The village has farmhouse restaurants and guesthouses. Admission is free. It is about 30 minutes by car from Tonglu, and there is a free car park at the village entrance. Residents still live here, so please do not enter courtyards or houses to take photos.
Opening hours
All day