1. The new Wulin Commercial Center on Shenhua Road is the commercial core and is currently in a semi-built state.

2. The Impression City at the Tang Yuhang intersection of Gudun Road is Wal-Mart.

3. There is a water bus along the Tanghe River in Yuhang, that is, a bus costs 3 yuan. Who goes up and down like a bus? But at present, there are only three trips a day on this line. The first and last stops are Fang Xinyi Station in Gongshu District and Xixi Station in Wuchang Street in Yuhang District.

4. Zijin Port to the south of Sandun is the Zijingang Campus of Zhejiang University (as long as it is not disheveled, outsiders can visit it), which is one of the few university campuses in China without gates and walls. Campus buses (one-yuan coin battery cars) can go around the school for a week, and there are schools' libraries, cinemas, restaurants and Internet cafes, and there are similar facilities around the school.

5. Jiangcun Street in the south of Sandun Town is Xixi Wetland.

The whole wetland park is surrounded by Jiangcun, Liu Liu and Wuchang. It is divided into two districts, the east belongs to Xihu District and the west belongs to Yuhang District. Tickets for these two areas are common on the same day.

It is a semi-open and semi-fee scenic spot. The free area is:

China Wetland Museum (southeast corner of the scenic spot, facing the West Bus Station across Tianmu Mountain);

Fudi (one of the three dikes of Xixi), He Zhu Street in Fudi is also free, which is Jiangcun Market. There are many snacks, restaurants and souvenirs on the street, and the He Zhu Tower on the street is also a free zone. Climbing the tower can see the whole picture of Xixi);

There is no wall around the whole scenic spot, and the surrounding area is free, and there are many places to enjoy the cool in summer.

6. Sandun is adjacent to Gongshu District. The south of Chen Gong Bridge in Gongshu District to Wulinmen Wharf is the essence of the beautiful scenery of the Hangzhou section of the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal. This scenic spot is listed in a narrow strip on both sides of the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal. Except for Ji Xiang Temple ticket 15 yuan, everything else is free. There are three water towns in the south of the Yangtze River, five museums, one site of strategic grain reserve in Qing Dynasty, three food streets, one street featuring traditional Chinese medicine and one along the route. The 2 1km-long Binjiang Park trail runs through the canal, with water bus (the same bus as Xixi Wetland in front, 3 yuan alone, and the first and last stops are Chen Gong Bridge in Jianggan District to Pujia Wharf) riding public bicycles, and water bus is the best way to visit. The night view of the canal is also beautiful, especially around the Chen Gong Bridge. It's very comfortable to enjoy the river scenery with the wind blowing in the summer night.

The following picture shows Xixi Wetland on the left and Gongshu Scenic Belt of Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal on the right: