I really want to go to Baiyangdian, but it is said to be quite messy. Do the students have any experience and suggestions? thank you

In April this year (2005), when I went to see peach blossoms in Shunping County, Baoding, I passed Baiyangdian in Anxin County, Baoding City. At that time, the weather was still relatively cold, and the reeds in the lake were still yellow stubble and did not go down to the lake. Recently, I lost interest in the suburbs of Beijing, so I chose several places to collect some information and prepared to go around when I have time: Baiyangdian, Suizhong and Xilinhot in Chifeng. The weather was good this week, so I went to Baiyangdian again, as follows:}

1, Geography: I have collected a lot of information and travel notes about Baiyangdian, but unfortunately most of them are irrelevant. Baiyangdian is a wetland in North China Plain, covering an area of about 400 square kilometers (equivalent to the area of Haidian District in Beijing). It consists of more than 100 lakes of different sizes, of which the largest lake is called Baiyangdian, so it is named the whole wetland. Reed, cattail and lotus are everywhere in the lake, and there are more than 30 villages in the dry land between the lakes, which are connected by waterways.

2. Wharf: There are many counties and cities around Baiyangdian, the most important of which is Anxin County in the west and Renqiu City in the east, with Anxin as the main body. Anxin's tourism is relatively developed, with two relatively large docks, both old and new. The new tourist terminal has resorts, hotels and other facilities. This time we went to Renqiu. On the east bank of Baiyangdian, with Zhangzhou as the center, there are four large docks in turn. From north to south, there are Zaolinzhuang Wharf, Dakouzi Wharf (built by Renqiu Tourism Bureau), Xidawu Wharf and Qilizhuang Wharf, all of which can be directly reached by the west branch of National Highway 106, and the road conditions are good. Dakouzi Wharf is built for the Tourism Bureau, with a large parking lot and regular cruise ships. The rest are ordinary docks, but there are also parking lots built by villagers and boats for rent.

3. Transportation: There are two roads from Beijing to Baiyangdian. The west line is: Shi Jing Expressway-Xu Shui-Baojin Expressway-Rongcheng (Exit Expressway)-Anxin-Wharf. The whole city is about 180 km, with high speed as the mainstay. The eastern line is: Jingkai Expressway-Gu 'an (106 National Road)-Bazhou-Wen 'an-Renqiu (Yizhou Town)-Wharf, and the whole city is about 150 kilometers (starting from the East Fourth Ring Road where my home is located), and the national road is the main one. This time, I took the eastern route, with a trip of 2.5 hours. The toll is: expressway 20+ National Highway 20 twice. The road conditions of Jingkai Expressway are very good. There are two roads under construction in National Highway 106, and the overall road conditions are acceptable. From 106 national road to the wharf is a simple asphalt road, which is about 3 kilometers in a straight line.

4. Attractions and fees. Baiyangdian has many scenic spots, such as Lotus Grand View Garden, Exotic Garden and Fisherman's Paradise. Tickets range from 30 to 50, all of which are scenic spots around the lake, and there are also several accommodation places in the park. Each scenic spot is about 5- 10 km away from the dock, and can only be reached by boat. There are mainly speedboats and hand rowing. Yacht charter 360 yuan, help probably 200 yuan. Hand rowing is cheaper, 20-50 yuan. There is no such boat as a bus at the tourist pier, so you can only charter a car. Personally, I think the tourism cost of Baiyangdian is relatively high. This time, our expenses are: fuel fee 100+ travel fee 100 (I arrived in Renqiu)+accommodation fee 120 (staying at Ruifeng Hotel in Renqiu)+ticket 60+ speedboat rental fee 150 (the price has been reduced for a long time). In fact, it cost more than 1000, because we not only ate a meal, but also bought more than 65438+ 1000 eggs. I don't think it is worthwhile to enjoy such a trip at such a price. I went out to play countless times and didn't calculate the cost when I came back. This is the first time and I hope it will be the last time. Of course, my tuition was not paid in vain. On the one hand, I learned the taste of pears and basically found out the general situation of Baiyangdian. On the other hand, I can provide some reference for other students. Recommend an economical and leisurely way to play: take the eastern route from Yanzhou Town to Xidawu Wharf, rent a boat to Juantou Village (the largest village in Baiyangdian), or go directly to Dakouzi Tourist Wharf and rent a boat to Juantou Village. You don't need to buy a lake ticket, enter the park, rent a speedboat, and enjoy the reeds and fishing villages along the way. Time can be allocated freely, and you can eat and relax in Juantou Village. At the end of the village, there is a restaurant with freshly caught crabs and wild vegetables. If you like scenic spots, there is a lotus garden just past Juantou Village, with a ticket of 20 yuan. It is said that there are more varieties of lotus than that grand view garden.

5. scenery. Basically, the scenery of Baiyangdian is single, that is, reeds and lotus flowers. We arrived at the Lotus Grand View Garden yesterday (August 2 1), and basically we have to have a look at the scattered lotus flowers that are dying. I bought a ticket to see the Grand View Garden and immediately thought of it, because I felt that the scenery was not as good as the reeds outside. As for exotic gardens, if you like to see octopus and shemale, you can go around. In Baiyangdian, it feels like entering a maze, with reeds extending in all directions. You can imagine it as a big city with criss-crossing streets and alleys. The road is a waterway, the trees on the roadside are reeds, and the car is a boat. I didn't find the small bridge and flowing water like the water town I longed for, and the fishermen came home late. There are some bridges, but they are all too simple. There is a big temple 2 kilometers north of Yanzhou Town, which is famous for its Bianque Temple. It is said that as the saying goes, the big temple in the world comes from Yanzhou. Unfortunately, I don't want to go to that temple just because I saw the photos.

6. Off topic. I find it interesting. After returning from the Lotus Grand View Garden by speedboat, we rented a hand to row on the way to Quantou Village. I have always been fascinated by Juantou Village, because it is the largest village in central Yunnan, with more than 10,000 villagers, divided into five natural villages, connected by a bridge, a very famous folk band in Hebei Province (meeting at the end of May every year) and a famous Xingyi boxer. I arrived in Yanzhou the night before. Because I was not familiar with the terrain, I saw the road sign and arrived at Zaolinzhuang Wharf. Before the bus stopped, a large group of people gathered around to solicit customers, saying that they could go for 200 yuan, and they could also go to some amorous islands. Looking at the dark lake, I remembered the legends about how to get tourists into the reeds, and I finally decided to stay in Renqiu City. After coming back from the Lotus Grand View Garden the next day, it was just noon, so we rented a hand-drawn boat and ran to Huantou Village. The ship swayed all the way to Huantou for more than an hour. It is said that the distance is eight miles (four kilometers). The old man rocking the boat is from Li Guang Village near the store. He is 70 years old this year, but he is in good health. I once couldn't bear to be an exploiting class and strongly demanded boating. Unfortunately, the ship didn't listen to me, so I had to continue to enjoy it cross-legged at the bow. Along the way, motorboats and hands paddled back and forth, like walking on a country road, but most of the time it was quiet, the water was calm, the reeds were calm, and the heart was calm, but the sun was strong, the crown of the tree was too small, and the skin felt oily. When I was eating in Juantou Village, I invited the old man to eat crabs and drink a bottle of beer, so the old man was radiant and told me many past stories. The old man said that when the Japanese devils came, I was still young, and that little devil hit me with a big mouth. That little Japan with a scar on her face is not a good thing. The old man said, I was an apprentice in Tianjin when I was young, and I studied radio. Later, my factory produced a Taipei Beijing brand TV set in China First Taipei, but my mother couldn't see my son crying every day, so I came back, otherwise I would be enjoying myself in the big city now. The old man said, I want to be a carpenter and bricklayer, build three houses and marry my son, and I want to pop popcorn. When the boat stops after autumn, I will continue to pop popcorn in the village. . . When it's quiet, the sound of rowing is rhythmic. I sat on the bow and heard the sound of the bow breaking water, like a clear stream in the mountains.