Factory options may include:
1) Robot Town – A hub of China’s smart manufacturing and robotics industry. See industrial robots, service robots, and cutting-edge applications such as smart logistics and autonomous driving.

2) Joyoung Brand Experience Centre – Explore the evolution of one of China’s most famous small appliance brands. Try out bean milk makers, air fryers, and blenders, and discover the future of “Made in China” kitchens.

3) Wensli Silk Museum – Learn about Hangzhou’s centuries-old silk heritage. From sericulture to weaving and modern silk fashion, this museum offers rare textile displays and interactive experiences.

4) Master Kong Visitor Centre – A nostalgic journey into China’s most popular instant noodles. Discover the history of convenient food, learn how it’s made, and enjoy interactive activities.

5) Kewpie Food Factory – The Japanese food brand’s Chinese production site. See how salad dressings and jams are made while learning about food safety and modern processing standards.

Wholesale market options may include:
6) Hangzhou East Station Small Commodities Market – A massive collection of everyday goods, souvenirs, and household items, known as a paradise for buyers.

7) Gongshu Silk Factory Outlet – Direct-from-factory silk products including scarves, pyjamas, and bedding. A great place to shop for authentic Hangzhou gifts.

8) Sijiqing Clothing Wholesale Market – One of the largest fashion wholesale centers in China, where you can see the latest styles and experience the fast-paced world of Chinese fashion trade.

9) Jiangjin Fish & Seafood Market – A bustling, down-to-earth market filled with local traders and fresh produce from rivers and the East China Sea. Perfect for experiencing local life.

10) Hangzhou Digital City – A wholesale centre for electronics and digital products, from smartphone accessories to smart devices. A lively marketplace showcasing China’s tech trade.