Moon lake is located just to the west of Ningbo’s CBD (Central Business District). Moon Lake was actually one of two lakes – the other being Sun Lake (which no longer exists) – located within the city’s walls. From north to south, it measures about 1 km. So, a leisurely walk can easily take a couple of hours.
Northern end of Moon Lake.
Northern end of Moon Lake.
Moon Lake.
Moon Lake is a very popular spot for locals and tourists alike. A common sight is people dancing, doing tai chi, or just playing the flute.
Dancing, tai chi, etc.
Two men playing flutes.
Pagoda.
As I approached the end of my walk through Moon Lake, I came across a Herbalife promotion! I seemed to have been quite the attraction, as one of the Herbalife girls (her English name, Victoria), wished to have a photograph of her taken with me.
Beautiful photos Stephen. I lived in China for three years but did not make it to Ningbo..but I have been several times to Zhejiang – but what a shame I didn’t make it to Ningbo.
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Beautiful photos Stephen. I lived in China for three years but did not make it to Ningbo..but I have been several times to Zhejiang – but what a shame I didn’t make it to Ningbo.
Thanks for the comment, Sue! I do like Ningbo, but I am a little biased. 🙂 But, you now at least have an excuse to visit there again. 🙂