Panorama Photos and Virtual Tours
The following panoramic virtual tours are created with panorama software Panoweaver 6.00 and virtual tour software Tourweaver 4.00. Panorama photos are captured with Nikon D200 and 10.5mm lens, and then stitch with Panoweaver to spherical panoramas. Then they are imported to Tourweaver to create Flash panoramic virtual tours. Click each panoramic image to have a virtual visit to each tourist site.
Pan Men Gate
Hanshan Temple
Xiangshan Film City
Hua'ao Island
Zhoushan Park
Wuzhen
Wuzhen Canal
Baishui Gully

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As the most completely preserved part of the ruins of the ancient city of Suzhou, Panmen Gate stands at the southwestern corner of Suzhou. Stepping onto the top of the gate, you can see the Wumen Gate Bridge and the Auspicious Light Pagoda. Together, they are popularly known as the Three Scenes at Panmen Gate. |

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Hanshan Temple is a Buddhist temple and monastery in Suzhou, China. It is located at the town of Fengqiao (lit. Maple Bridge), about 5 kilometres west of the old city of Suzhou. |

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Xiangshan Film and TV city is located in Ningbo. Monolithic architecture has the style of the Song Dynasty combined with the natural landscape of mountains, rocks, caves, water and woods, etc. |

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As one of the largest of all 608 isles in Xiangshan Peninsula, Hua'ao Island is located in the southern tip of Xiangshan County, 12 miles from Shipu Harbor. |

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Zhoushan park, located in Zhoushan city of Zhejiang Province, is an ideal place for relax. It takes mountain as background, combining natual landscape of bamboo woods, spring and brooks. It is also a great place for taking team building activities. |

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Wuzhen is a scenic town, located in the center of the six ancient towns south of Yangtze River, 17 kilometers north of the city of Tongxiang. Wuzhen is famous for its thousands of years of history.
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Picturesque canal in Wuzhen. Click the panorama photo to view panoramic virtual tour of the ancient stone bridges, local-styled dewelling houses and delicate wood carvings in Wuzhen. |

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Baishui Gully, located in Lin’an in the west suburb of Hangzhou is a biological tourist zone, 98 percent of which is covered by forests. The panorama series cover the waterfalls, ponds, bamboo woods and strange rocks in the zone. |