IEEE/RSJ International Conference

on Intelligent Robots and Systems

19 – 25 October, 2025

Hangzhou, CHINA


Natural Heritage



WEST LAKE


West Lake in Hangzhou is a stunning freshwater lake known for its picturesque beauty and cultural significance. Surrounded by lush hills, it features iconic landmarks like the Broken Bridge and Leifeng Pagoda. The lake’s seasonal beauty is famous, offering breathtaking views with lotus blooms in summer and misty landscapes in autumn. For centuries, it has inspired poets, painters, and scholars, earning UNESCO World Heritage status in 2011.

QIANDAO LAKE


It is a vast reservoir famous for its crystal-clear waters and more than a thousand islands scattered across it. The lake is surrounded by lush mountains, offering a picturesque and tranquil setting perfect for outdoor activities like boating and hiking. Known for its pristine natural beauty, Qiandao Lake is also home to a diverse range of wildlife and rich aquatic resources.

XIXI WETLAND


Xixi Wetland is a unique urban wetland, known for its peaceful, natural beauty and diverse ecosystems. It features a network of waterways, ponds, and marshes, with abundant plant and animal life, making it a haven for birdwatchers and nature lovers. As one of China’s few urban wetlands, Xixi is a serene escape, blending nature with history in a tranquil, scenic environment.

MOUNT HUANGSHAN


Mount Huangshan, located in Anhui Province, is famous for its stunning granite peaks, ancient pine trees, and sea of clouds, making it one of China’s most iconic natural wonders. The mountain’s unique landscape has inspired countless artists and poets throughout history, and it is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Visitors can take a high-speed train from Hangzhou to Huangshan, which takes about 100 minutes, offering a quick and scenic route to the mountain.