Seek the travel strategy of Beijing and Qingdao.

I'd like to recommend some tourist attractions in Beijing:

One: In Shichahai, Beijing, there are hutongs and bars. You can find a young man riding a tricycle to show you around the hutong, or walk by yourself. In the evening, you can also go to the bar to kill time and taste the surrounding food. If you come in summer, you can go boating and wild ducks ... Nanluoguxiang is in the east, which keeps the style of old Beijing in Ming and Qing Dynasties and is a good place for you to take pictures.

Two: Guijie Food Street in Dongzhimennei Street, where you can eat all kinds of good and cheap food. A good place for everyone to eat. You can also eat roast duck at the headquarters of Quanjude Roast Duck Restaurant in Hepingmen. Have some authentic Erguotou.

Three: ditan temple fair, Longtan Temple Fair and XXXX Temple Fair. You'd better come to Beijing and don't miss the annual Beijing Temple Fair. There are hundreds of kinds of Beijing traditional culture and Beijing snacks, which are enough for you to eat. You have to go.

Four: Xidan shopping ... Although it's a bit trite, it's still a good place to go shopping. There is a big discount for the New Year, so you can play. Wangfujing snack street, you can go if you like snacks, but you can find snacks not only in Beijing, but also all over the country.

Five: Tiananmen Square: watch the flag raising (very meaningful, but ... get up early-! ), watch the flag drop, more than n people in the square accompany you. There are flower beds during the day and lights at night, which is beautiful. You can also go to the National Museum to visit the historical development of the great motherland. If you have time, you can buy tickets to listen to a song at the National Grand Theatre. Zhengyangmen Louzi and Qianmen Dashilan Pedestrian Street in the south are also excellent places to take pictures.

Six: Beijing Millennium Monument, not far north of Beijing West Railway Station. It is within walking distance. You can take pictures there before you leave.

Seven: The first garden in China: Summer Palace. You can say that you are lazy when you come to Beijing. You should not have been to the Great Wall or the Summer Palace. From the first day to the fifth day, there is an annual characteristic royal trading street-Suzhou Street Temple Fair, which is very royal. The Summer Palace is the most complete and luxurious royal garden in China. The Forbidden City is actually not fun, and you have to take photos in the Summer Palace to enjoy the scenery. Tickets are only sold in 20 yuan.

Eight: Temple of Heaven, walk into the Temple of Heaven Park, and you may know what is majestic, profound, solemn and wise. There is Deyun Society in the East Gate of the Temple of Heaven. Do you want to listen to Degang Guo's cross talk? Go there.

Museums: Military Museum, National Museum, Natural Museum, Planetarium in the south of the zoo, Capital Museum and Palace Museum.

These are all scenic spots in the city, which are close to the city center. You can visit Beijing by subway.

Subway 1 Line: Military Museum, Xidan (shopping area), Tiananmen Square (raising and lowering the national flag), Palace Museum.

Subway Line 2: Dongzhimen (Guijie), Ditan (Drum Tower), Qianmen (the pedestrian street on the south side of Tiananmen Square, you must take photos when you enter Beijing) and the Lama Temple (the Lama Temple is also very good for burning incense and praying).

Metro Line 4: Shichahai, Nanluoguxiang, Beijing Old Hutong (Xinjiekou), Planetarium (Zoo) and Summer Palace (the north gate is the sub-gate, and the west park is the main entrance of the Summer Palace).

Subway Line 5: Get off at the East Gate Station of the Temple of Heaven, visit the Temple of Heaven, and then go out from the West Gate of the Temple of Heaven, next to the Natural Museum.

To the north of Beijing West Railway Station is the Millennium Monument. This is no subway, only the disconnected Fangshan subway line, just like nothing.

You can choose to stay in a hotel for seven days.

If it's convenient to travel, you can stay in the north gate of Renmin University near Huang Zhuang, Haidian for seven days (near the Northwest Third Ring Road). It's not expensive, and the transportation is convenient, and it's close to the Summer Palace, Yuanmingyuan, Peking University, Tsinghua, Renmin University and other places where you can travel. It is also convenient to buy some cheap electronic products near Zhongguancun Computer City, with authentic quality and Taobao price.

If you have enough time to consider going to the Great Wall, you can get off at Jishuitan Station of Metro Line 2 and walk north to the suburb of Deshengmen. It is very convenient to go to Yanqing and Badaling by bus. It is estimated that you will leave the Great Wall early, or you will not finish playing. You can also take the short-distance tourist train from Xizhimen subway station to Yanqing Badaling at the entrance of Beijing North Railway Station (please check the train schedule in advance).

Or take a bus from Deshengmen to the Ming Tombs in Changping, but there are only some Ming Tombs there, so there is really nothing interesting.

Happy Valley is outside the Southeast Fourth Ring Road. It is estimated that it will take a day to play.

Qingdao's tourism strategy is as follows:

Laoshan Mountain

There are three routes: East Line (ticket: 50 yuan/person) South Line (ticket: 50 yuan/person) North Line (ticket: 30 yuan/person).

If it weren't for the lax inspection in the tourist season, they could be brought into the mountains by the villagers in Laoshan Village, with a maximum of 20 yuan per person.

There is a bus to Laoshan at the railway station, and the price is about 10. There is a shuttle bus at 7 o'clock at the earliest, about every hour, and the journey is about an hour. Just buy a map or ask the hotel front desk.

Friends who have just arrived in Qingdao generally suggest going to the southern line, which is the Taiqing Palace line often seen in tourist materials. But now there are many people here, the environmental damage is relatively large, and the most important thing is that the business atmosphere is very strong. So you can choose the eastern and northern lines. Surrounded by mountains and water, the scenery is beautiful, and you don't need to take a cable car and you won't feel very tired. There are many tea shops on the road. You can try Laoshan bean jelly made of Laoshan sea cauliflower. It's delicious.

If you want to taste game, you can also find authentic farmhouse restaurants in the mountains, but some will still kill customers, so you should know what is fresh at that time in advance and don't recommend anything that is stale or too expensive. Some of them must be eaten: Laoshan mushrooms, Laoshan pheasants, Laoshan ginseng, sea tofu, seafood fish and so on. , are all delicious!

If you want to stay a few more days, you can slowly experience the customs of Qingdao, and some places are also worth visiting:

Kang Youwei's former residence, Luxun Park (ticket: 5 yuan/person), Sculpture Park (no ticket), Shilaoren Sightseeing Park (ticket: 20 yuan/person), Jimo Hot Spring (ticket: 50 yuan/person) and so on.

Travel tips:

Accommodation: Accommodation in Qingdao is more expensive in the tourist season. You can choose some business hotels to stay in. The prices of Jinjiang Inn, Home Inns and Aizunke are relatively cost-effective, about 150- 180 yuan/room; There are not many youth hostels, about 50-80 yuan/day; There are also family hotels around 50 yuan/Days.

Eat: The specialty of Qingdao is seafood. Be sure to eat clams, especially fresh and tender, as well as three fresh pot stickers and Qingdao big steamed buns.

There are small shops everywhere, which can make delicious seafood at low prices. You can also go to Xiao Yun Road Food Street, where there are many delicious foods.

There is also a top secret seafood food place that I cherish, Hongda Seafood City. Although the environment is not so good, the seafood is really delicious. The address is halfway up the mountain next to the intersection of Yamai Mountain Villa on Donghai Road.

Route: The traffic in Qingdao is very developed, and taking a taxi is not very expensive. From 8 yuan, almost all the scenic spots can be reached by bus. Ordinary bus 1 yuan, air-conditioned 2 yuan. If you rent a car, it's about 150 a day in the city, and it's about 200 to Laoshan, but you can get there at a one-way bargain price of around 60 yuan.