Come in if you are familiar with Heyuan.

In Huizhou, it goes directly to Heyuan 30, and the ordinary train seems to be in the twenties. You can plan to play when you get to the station. If you go to Lvwan Lake alone, it won't be interesting, because if you want to go out of the lake by boat, it will cost one or two hundred yuan. If you don't leave the lake, you can go directly to Jinghuayuan (next to the parking lot of Lvwan Lake). Tickets seem to be thirty or forty. You usually take another road to Guishan or Yequgou, which seems to be more than ten kilometers away from the urban area. Tickets for Guishan are also 30 to 50, and Yequgou is on the roadside to Guishan, and the tickets are similar.

You can also go directly through Guishan from Lvwan Lake, and then go to Longyuan Hot Spring in Huizhou when you leave the city at night. One person 100 or so (I don't know if there is any price increase or price reduction now). As for hotels, the good ones are Xiangfeng, Marriott and Huang Ting (relatively new). Other ordinary hotels are not very expensive at ordinary times, but they should be a little more expensive on Saturday and Sunday. You can go to Datong Road for supper at night!

If you want to visit all the places above and stay for one night, you have to spend at least 500 yuan.

I hope you have a good time.