Is Wuzhen crowded during the Spring Festival?

Will there be many people in Wuzhen during the Spring Festival? Don’t worry, there won’t be many. Most of the people who go to Wuzhen are local students from Jiaxing. It’s winter vacation, so almost no one goes. If you go to Wuzhen during the Spring Festival, there will be a lot of people. There are quite a lot of people at this time. Wuzhen is suitable for traveling around the Spring Festival. It is recommended to visit Wuzhen in a while. If you want to go to Wuzhen during the Spring Festival, there will be a lot of people. There should be a lot of people before the Spring Festival. Yes, I heard from the boss there that there are not many people there on weekdays, but there are many people on holidays. If you book your accommodation in advance, you can ask the hotel owner to pick you up, so you don’t have to spend money on tickets (I am referring to Xitang, Wuzhen, etc.) People say the atmosphere is too commercial, so I didn’t go there.) If I want to go to Wuzhen during the Spring Festival, there will be a lot of people. Wuzhen is a water town in the south, so there are quite a lot of rainy weather. During the Chinese New Year, it usually takes about 3-4 days. There was a rain. Because Wuzhen has a lot of water, it will be colder in winter. If you go to play, be sure to keep warm, especially if your knees don't get cold. The entrance fee for Wuzhen Dongzha is 100, Xizha is 120 during the day, Xizha is 80 at night, and the combined ticket is 150. I feel that Dongzha is more... Will there be many tourists in Wuzhen during the 2014 Spring Festival? 1. Wuzhen is very crowded during holidays every year, especially from nearby Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai. The tourism bureau will not take traffic restriction measures, and there will be a lot of people. 2. The price of regular hotels in the scenic area will not increase, but you need to book at least one month in advance; the price of B&Bs outside the scenic area will increase a lot, usually around 100, at least 200 or more. I planned to go to Wuzhen during the 2013 Spring Festival holiday, but my colleagues said that Wuzhen was very deserted during the New Year. Has anyone been there during the Spring Festival? How was it? I just went to Ugong, let me tell you some of your experiences! I saw a hotel called Dahong Hotel on eLong.com, so I called and chatted with the owner. He was very enthusiastic and introduced me to some travel guides in Wuzhen. The contact number can be found on Baidu Wuzhen Dahong. 1. Wuzhen is mainly for seeing the night view of Xizha, and unlike what some businesses say, Wuzhen has more attractions in Dongzha and fewer in Xizha. The fact is that there are more attractions in Xizha, with more than 20 attractions in it (I went there I checked at the time and found that there are indeed about 20 scenic spots in Xizha. It is recommended to buy a combined ticket so that Xizha can enter early, otherwise some scenic spots will not be open for night view tickets at night) 2. At the same time, Wuzhen does not have all the cheap prices. Tickets, you can save tickets if you stay in Dongzha Scenic Area, but you need to go in after 9 pm, and you can play for free the next day! The best thing is to arrive at 4pm, leave your luggage at the boss’s house first, and buy a night view ticket for 80 yuan. Stay in Dongzha at night. There is no need to buy tickets for Dongzha the next day. 3. The tricycles in Wuzhen are really good at deceiving people. I was almost deceived when I got there. They said they would take you to visit the old streets for free. Don’t believe it. It’s the South Gate of Wuzhen and you don’t need tickets. ! The scenery is far inferior to Dongzha. 4. There is also the issue of food. You can ask the boss to recommend a few places to check out. Generally, the prices around the scenic spots are relatively high! You can put forward your ideas to your boss and let him recommend it to you based on your preferences! Let’s talk about the accommodation. The basic facilities are all there: air conditioning, water heater, broadband, TV. In my room, the boss gave me a box of chrysanthemum tea. I think the boss and the lady boss are really enthusiastic, and it can be seen that they are relatively honest people! Hope their business is booming! I like it here, I hope friends who want to go to Wuzhen will consider it! Is there traffic congestion from Shanghai to Wuzhen during the Spring Festival? From Shanghai to Wuzhen, take the Shanghai-Kunming Expressway and Shenjiahu Expressway. Because it is during the Spring Festival, there are many people returning, and traffic jams on the expressway are certain.

Driving route: The total distance is about 127.0 kilometers. Starting point: ***, Shanghai. Enter Renmin Avenue, drive 360 ??meters, go straight, enter Weihai Road, drive 430 meters, turn left, enter Chengdu North Road, drive 440 meters, go straight, enter Chongqing Middle Road, and drive Please go straight for 320 meters, enter Chongqing South Road, drive 50 meters and keep to the right, enter the North-South Elevated Road, drive 2.5 kilometers, keep to the right, from the North-South Elevated Road to the Inner Ring Elevated Road, drive 340 meters into the roundabout, enter the Inner Ring Elevated Road, and drive 4.6 Keep to the right and ahead for 1km, from the Inner Ring Elevated Road to the Humin Elevated Road, drive 390 meters to the left, enter the Humin Elevated Road, drive 7.1 kilometers to the left, enter the Shanghai-Kunming Expressway, drive 27.0 kilometers to the right and enter From the Dagang Overpass, drive 830 meters and keep to the left. Enter the Shanghai Ring Expressway. Drive 4.3 kilometers and keep to the right. From the Shanghai Ring Expressway to Shenjiahu Expressway, drive 390 meters and keep to the right. Enter the Shenjiahu Expressway and drive 72.3 kilometers. Drive right ahead, enter Wuzhen Interchange Overpass, drive 1.3 kilometers, keep to the right, enter Yao Tai Line, drive 3.1 kilometers, turn left, enter Ziye Road, drive 1.4 kilometers, turn right, enter Fengxian Road, drive 40 meters, end: Wuzhen Town People *** Driving route: The total distance is about 132.0 kilometers. Starting point: Shanghai *** Enter Renmin Avenue, drive 360 ??meters, go straight, enter Weihai Road, drive 200 meters, turn left, enter Chongqing North Road, drive 490 meters, turn right, enter Yan'an Middle Road, drive 910 meters and keep to the right, enter the Yan'an Elevated Road, drive 10.3 kilometers and keep the left, enter Huyu Expressway, drive 68.7 kilometers and keep the right, enter Pingwang Junction, drive 750 meters and keep the right and enter On the Changtai Expressway, drive on the right for 23.0 kilometers, enter the Guanyinqiao hub, drive on the right for 130 meters, enter the Shenjiahu Expressway, drive on the right for 21.2 kilometers, enter the Wuzhen Interconnection Overpass, and drive on the right for 1.3 kilometers. Enter Yao Tai Line, drive 3.1 kilometers, turn left, enter Ziye Road, drive 1.4 kilometers, turn right, enter Fengxian Road, drive 40 meters. End point: Wuzhen Town People *** I can’t remember exactly where the Linjia Inn in Wuzhen is during the Spring Festival. ..But, I went to Wuzhen a few days ago. Two days is indeed better, and I can leisurely explore the scenery of the ancient town. I did it in one day and didn’t stay overnight, so I was very tight on time, but I still visited all the scenic spots~~ Now there are two scenic spots: one is the Wuzhen we are familiar with, and the other is a relatively new one. The old scenic spot is small, dirty, and has nothing to see. The new scenic spot is particularly large, and it has the feel of an ancient town theme park. Although there are no locals living there anymore, it is more in line with modern people's various YY views of ancient towns. Taking a boat ride, watching a movie, or simply shopping and admiring the scenery in the new scenic spot are all very pleasing to the eye. It's a pity that the two scenic spots are not together, only a 10-minute walk away, and I didn't eat well in the scenic spot. I can only say that nothing is perfect in the world~~~~~ Are there many people in Wuzhen after the seventh day of the Spring Festival? ? Not much left. Most of them have gone to work on the 8th day of the year. If you want to stay, you can consider Nanguo Qingqiu Inn in Wuzhen. Is it a good time to travel to Wuzhen? When is the best time to go to Wuzhen? First of all, from the perspective of cultural heritage, Wu Nong's soft language in the Jiangnan water town emphasizes softness, and it is best to have full whispers. Catering to this characteristic is spring and summer, with mild weather and lush plants. Wandering on the streets of Wuzhen, it is best to have some sporadic light rain from time to time, which can better reflect the characteristics of the "water" town in the south of the Yangtze River. When is the best time to go to Wuzhen? Next, from the perspective of Wuzhen tourism peak time, when traveling to a place, of course you must experience its authentic taste. If it is a long holiday and the crowds are crowded, it is not necessary. After all, we are here to see the scenery, not to see the heads. Well, for Wuzhen, spring and autumn are the peak tourist seasons. I don’t think it is necessary to go there during the Spring Festival or the National Day holiday. If you have the conditions, you can go during the working days in spring and autumn. Of course, it is still acceptable to go on weekends.

When is the best time to go to Wuzhen? Finally, from the analysis of the scenery of the four seasons, spring and autumn are the best choices. Summer is too hot and the crowds are no longer in the mood. If you go in winter, you just want to see the snowy Wuzhen. However, let me tell you clearly that Wuzhen rarely goes to winter. Snow, if you want to see the snow scene in Wuzhen, it is probably as difficult as looking forward to the Beijing Olympics, let alone the snow scene. In the wet and cold weather, I don’t want to go anyway. To sum up, the best time to go to Wuzhen is spring and autumn. Of course, it varies from person to person. Tourism is inherently about being casual, as the saying goes, "If you are well, it will be sunny."