About
Quzhou is a city in the western part of Zhejiang Province, in eastern China. It is known for its Confucian culture, its older architecture and its natural scenery, and it has long served as a cultural centre where traditional Chinese philosophy is studied and remembered. Visitors may also see it written as 衢州.
What a visit offers
For travellers interested in the history of ideas, Quzhou gives a quieter alternative to the larger cities of the province. Its Confucian heritage shapes much of the local cultural life, and the traditional philosophy that runs through the city makes it a fitting place to slow down and think about China's intellectual past.
Architecture and scenery
- Ancient buildings that reflect the city's long history
- Natural landscapes around the city, suited to unhurried walks and sightseeing
- A traditional atmosphere that contrasts with busier urban centres
The city works well as a stop within a wider journey through Zhejiang, where travellers can combine its older streets and countryside with other destinations in the province. Those planning a visit should check current details for transport, accommodation and opening times before setting out, as these can change.