Binjiang (Chinese: 滨江区) is an urban district of Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China.

[2] The district's name is derived from its geographic location along the Qiantang River,[2] and literally translates to river bank (simplified Chinese: 滨江区; traditional Chinese: 濱江區; pinyin: Bīnjiāng Qū; lit.

The area of present-day Binjiang District belonged to the ancient Chinese state of Yue.

[4] The area fell under the jurisdiction of Xiaoshan County [zh], the subdivisions of which are known as far back as the Tang dynasty.

[2] In August 2015, Binjiang District was approved as China's tenth National Independent Innovation Demonstration Zone [zh].

[2] As of 2020, Binjiang District's gross domestic product (GDP) totals 174.57 billion renminbi (RMB), and posted a growth rate of 7.2%.

[7]: 145  Geely, a major automotive manufacturing company which was the 10th largest private enterprise in China as of 2020, has its headquarters in the district.

[5] During the Tang dynasty, the ancient town of Xixing (Chinese: 西兴; pinyin: Xīxìng), located within present-day Xixing Subdistrict [zh] and then known as Xiling (Chinese: 西陵; pinyin: Xīlíng), was a major center for Tang poetry.