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Perseid Meteor Shower – The Crown Jewel of the Northern Hemisphere’s Top Three Meteor Showers – Peaks Soon!
This year’s peak activity is predicted for the early hours of August 13, making the night of August 12 to dawn on August 13 the prime viewing window.
The starry sky awaits – a romantic love letter from the universe – ready for you to receive.
Discover these hidden-gem observation spots near Hangzhou:
Lin’an·Caoshangang Hill (1,192m)
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A cloud-top camping paradise! Expansive thousand-square-meter campsite and flat stargazing platform, where the Milky Way seems within reach.
Address: Caoshangang Hill Starry Sky Camp
Hours: Open 24/7
Camp Booking: 13567606667 / 18968150059
Lin’an·Taizijian Peak (1,558m)
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Vehicles can reach the mountain highway (1,300m) on the west side. Hike 45 minutes from the road to the summit for a wooden observation deck perfect for capturing the Milky Way Arch.
Address: Taizi Jian Peak
Hours: Open 24/7
(Note: Camping requires self-driving; bring all the necessary gear.)
Chun’an·Qianniugang Peak (1,470m)
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Renowned among astronomy enthusiasts as Zhejiang-Jiangsu’s premier stargazing destination with one of the most classic hiking trails for outdoor enthusiasts .
Address: Qianniugang Peak, Daming Mountain
Hours: Open 24/7
(Note: Camping requires self-driving; bring all the necessary gear.)
Address: Qianniugang Peak, Daming Mountain
Hours: Open 24/7
(Note: Camping requires self-driving; bring all gear.)
Fuyang·Anding Mountain
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Mid-slope tea plantations blanket the emerald hills. The summit offers views of endless ridges and a unique urban skyline, with a dedicated viewing platform.
No hiking required – reach the parking lot via 25-minute drive along the "Li’an Line" winding mountain road. The camping deck is just 30m from the lot.
Address: Anding Mountain
Hours: Open 24/7
Stargazing Safety Tips
Check weather forecasts – choose clear, cloudless, rain-free nights. Avoid thunderstorms to prevent lightning strikes.
Plan routes in advance – note traffic conditions and hazardous sections. Prioritize well-lit, safe roads. Ensure phone signal for emergency communication.
Steer clear of danger zones: cliffs, steep slopes, rivers, or lakes to avoid accidents.
Go with companions-never stargaze alone. Carry a flashlight/headlamp, dress warmly to prevent hypothermia.
Use mosquito repellent to deter insect bites.
Source:Hangzhoufeel