I want to go to Zhouzhuang, Wuzhen, Xitang, Suzhou and Hangzhou for a self-help tour. In what order should I proceed?

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In fact, there are not many scenic spots to see in Zhouzhuang, such as Shentang, Zhangtang, strange building and ancient stage. In fact, I went to Zhouzhuang to feel the atmosphere, but now it is too commercial. Kind of sad.

If you pay attention, it has many exits, so be sure to pay attention. But you can still enter by ticket when you go out, so be sure to bring your ticket with you. I recommend you to eat three thousand tigers, which is next to Shen guild hall. Eat it while it's hot. Too much is a little greasy, but the taste is ok.

You can stay nearby at night, and the price is similar.

Remember, look carefully when you buy something, be sure to look carefully! What a bargain!

I've worked hard, so give me that.

The scenic spots in Hangzhou are actually worth visiting.

Cheng. Watch the show 180 instead of watching the ticket 80.

On the battery boat of the West Lake, 45 yuan is printed on the moon (the pattern behind one yuan) in San Tan.

Except for tickets for Leifeng Tower 40, Jingsi, Tiger Run Mooncherry (soaking Longjing tea is a must for the West Lake), Pagoda of Six Harmonies 15, Huanglong Cave 15, Feilaifeng and Lingyin Temple 45+30 and Xixi Wetland 80, others are basically free.

Generally, people who come to the West Lake look at the Old Ten Scenes. Suitable for all ages.

Su Causeway Xiaochun Santan Yin Yue Qu Yuanfeng Heping Qiu Hu Liuyue Lang Wenying Hua Gang Fish Watching Lei Feng Zhao Xi Broken Bridge Broken Snow These broken bridges you can see when you walk around the West Lake, you can see the snow, but you can't see it, hehe.

Hangzhou can get on the bus from Hubin Bus Station, take Bus No.7 (City Station and Railway Station-Lingyin) to 2 yuan, and go three stops to Duanqiao. There is no specific time. Enjoy the trip. Walk to the broken bridge 1.5km to Zhongshan Wharf. Take a conventional battery boat to the island (enjoying the moon in Santan), and choose to visit Santan under Huagang Fish Watching Wharf (boat ticket+island ticket =45 yuan/person) for about 1.5 hours. Get off the boat at Huagang Pier, visit Huagang and watch the fish for 40 minutes. Stroll through a suspension bridge in Su Causeway and go to Leifeng Tower. It takes about 20 minutes to reach Leifeng Tower (admission fee is 40/ person). If you come back by bus, get on at Jingsi (opposite Leifeng Tower) and get off at 808( 1.5 yuan/person) or y7(2 yuan/person) Wu Shan Square or y6(3 yuan/person) Yin Gao Street. Visit the famous Wu Shan Square.

After visiting Leifeng Pagoda, you can walk 2.2km along the lake. The scenery is still beautiful. You can see Longqiao Liangzhu, one of the three eccentrics in Hangzhou, Song Wan Academy to commemorate the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms emperors, and Qianwang Memorial Hall, one of the top ten scenic spots ... So when you arrive at Liulang Wenying, it's almost five o'clock. A few hundred meters ahead, there is a green teahouse where you can feel the tea culture in Hangzhou and see how Hangzhou people relax. Just order a cup of tea. Leftover snacks, noodles, meals, snacks, cold drinks, fruits, etc. It's all self-help, and then go to where street the next day. Anyway, if you stay in these hotels I mentioned, it's only ten minutes' walk from there.

By the way, don't do that kind of hand-cranked boat for 80 hours and shake it to a place in the lake called Maojiabu where pearls are sold in the dark for two hours ... Be careful.

How many hotels can I recommend to you?

These are all by the lake. Don't worry, Hangzhou is a city around the West Lake. Hotels in this area are not very expensive. It will be cheaper if you book online. Are they all below 180?

Hangzhou Zhehang Holiday Hotel, No.48 Qingnian Road, Hangzhou

Hangzhou Violet Hotel No.36 Ding 'an Road, Hangzhou

Pod Inn Qinghefang Branch, No.58 Yin Gao Street, Shangcheng District, Hangzhou

Hangzhou Ai Jia Hotel Chain International Youth Hostel West Lake Avenue1No.48

Hangzhou Jinhu Hotel Hangzhou Chun Qing Road1No.82

What do you eat in Hangzhou?

Almost all supermarkets in China sell lotus root starch.

Bagged dried bamboo shoots (ready-to-eat) pecans (peeled by hand) and braised duck with plum vegetables are also recommended.

Braised pork with plum vegetables is sold in the supermarket. This kind of meat is cooked outside the building. You can open the bag immediately after you go home or steam it again.

Don't buy tea now. You must be buying old tea now, hehe.

There are many snacks in Hangzhou, but they can make people full. Hehe, for example, there are two yuan a pair on the street of Li Hou. According to legend, after Yue Fei was killed by Qin Gui and his wife, people in Hangzhou hated Qin Gui. At that time, there was a small shop specializing in fried pasta near Wangxianqiao. When the master saw the treacherous court official Qin Gui sitting in the sedan chair every day, he was disgusted. One day, he kneaded the pasta into a human shape and put it in an oil pan. While frying, he shouted, "Fry Qin Gui, fry Qin Gui!" "What does he sell? He said casually, "Fried juniper. "Hence the name. Now it's called scallion, hehe. There are also Ding Sheng cakes, Wu Shan shortcakes, cat ears and so on.

Hangzhou specialties include braised bamboo shoots, raw fried eel slices, salted slices, dry fried bell, Hangzhou Sanxian, Song Saoyu soup, Longjing shrimp, sauced duck, lotus root with honey sauce, beef tenderloin with pepper, drunken shrimp and pure vegetable soup from West Lake. ...

I've worked hard, so give me that.

Shanghai:

Personal opinion, for reference only, completely original, all self-tested. . .

The detailed route depends on your own situation. I will recommend some famous scenic spots to you. . .

Needless to say, the Chenghuang Temple is a must-see for Shanghai tourism. . . It is full of snacks. There are many snacks and many people. There are long queues of delicious food, especially Nanxiang small cages, from upstairs to downstairs. If time is short, I suggest giving up. . . It's your luck to hold a snack festival from time to time in Guangchang Lane of Chenghuang Temple. . .

1) The paths near Lu Xun's former residence on Tian 'ai Road and Yin Shan Road in Hongkou District are beautiful, with quaint small foreign buildings and swaying phoenix trees, which make people think;

2) hengshan road Bar Street: Look at various buildings during the day and soak in Shanghai at night;

3) Fuzhou Road Cultural Street: Various professional bookstores, such as foreign language bookstores and ancient books bookstores, can also go to old bookstores to find Taobao shells. If you are interested, you can also go to Yifu Building to listen to Kunqu Opera, and then go to nearby Xinghualou to eat exquisite traditional Shanghai desserts, which are delicious.

4) The Shanghai Art Museum near the People's Square [1] (the pigeons in the square are still worth seeing) used to be the bell tower. It looks antique outside, and it's quiet to walk around inside;

5) The church near People's Square [1] (It's nice to go to the church on Sunday and listen to the choir singing hymns [1]);

6) Chenghuang Temple: A must-see place for old Shanghainese, with famous snacks, such as Nanxiang steamed buns;

7) Binjiang Avenue in Pudong: Going at night and looking back at the brightly lit Puxi have a different feeling;

8) If you go shopping, go to Huaihai Road (but personally, the style is not necessarily cooler than that in Shenzhen, and the price is outrageous) or Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street.

I've worked hard, so give me that.

You don't need tickets at ordinary times, but you need to buy tickets at weekends. Yes 100, but it is recommended not to buy tickets because there are many passengers.

The shopkeeper can take you in without a ticket. But those so-called scenic spots, such as the Button Museum, really have nothing to see.

Just visit Xitang. Tickets are not accepted in the alley from Monday to Thursday. You can call the hotel you booked.

Someone will pick you up. If you take a rickshaw, it will take you to the ticket collection place. Do not take it.

The restaurants I have eaten are Laopinfang and Qiantang, both famous restaurants in Xitang. The price is not too expensive, but the place

It sucks, and the food is not as delicious as expected. It's a special feature of Xitang. You can try it.

There are no special attractions, and Xitang is very small. Just stroll around, look at the old houses, look at the small bridges and flowing water, and have some snacks. those

You don't need to go to a museum that collects tickets. It's not interesting at all.

I've had enough fun in Xitang for one day, but if I stay for one day, I can see Xitang at night, which is quite beautiful, and I can also go to the wine by boat.

Let's play.

Wuzhen:

Take the train to Hangzhou first, and then take the bus to Jiubao Passenger Transport Center in Hangzhou. Hangzhou Jiubao Passenger Transport Center takes an average of 40 minutes to reach Wuzhen. A bus ticket for 28 yuan 1 takes more than an hour to get to Wuzhen.

You can also fly to Xiaoshan Hangzhou Airport. There is a bus to Wuzhen at Xiaoshan Airport. At about 6 o'clock at the latest, take the ticket from 48 yuan and get to Wuzhen in 90 minutes.

Wuzhen is an ancient town. There are not many places to play, but the scenery is beautiful.

Jiangnan has contradictory former residences and typical ancient buildings. The house is very old, there are many bridges, the river is very long, and there are many beautiful women in the south of the Yangtze River. ...

Tickets for Wuzhen East Gate 100 Tashi, daytime 120 Tashi, 80 pm, 150.

I think the east gate is relatively small, and the ticket of 100 yuan is not worth it. Simon is very big and beautiful.

Looking at both sides, I feel that both the East Gate and the West Gate look similar ... all the same houses. ...

So if you want to save money, go to see the night view of Tashi, and it's cheap, as long as 80 yuan.

The scenic spots are all in Dongzha and Zhaxi scenic spots, so you don't need scenic spot tickets to buy big tickets. ...

Now Dongzha can't evade tickets, and security guards are strictly controlling them. If caught, they will be warned and fined. Dongzha is cleaned in the morning to prevent tourists from staying overnight or sneaking in before opening the door. There can't be a similar situation in Tashi.

Personally, although Tashi belongs to the transformation of the tourism bureau later, it is clean and fun. Dongzha, on the other hand, is a bit old and messy, so it is good to spend a morning or afternoon visiting all the scenic spots there.

In other words, the route is to play under the east gate during the day and visit the west gate at night.

The coupon is 150 yuan.

If you recommend accommodation in Wuzhen, you can go to Sina blog to see a person named Lao Zhang in Wuzhen.

In Tashi, the reputation is not bad, just outside Tashi Scenic Area, but not near the water. Actually, that's it. At least it's dark at night and I can't see anything clearly. ..

Uncle Xizhazhang of Wuzhen, you should be able to find his contact information or something by searching this. ...

Go to live in a big bed room at the end of June. It's clean and the environment is good.

It's nice to live in Zhaxi scenic spot, but the price is too expensive. Generally, there are more than 600 waterfront rooms, and the double standard rooms are estimated to be more than 1000.

B&Bs are unified by travel companies. There is only one reservation phone, and the price is the same.

If you eat it, there are no famous snacks in the local area ... but stinky tofu, muffins, rice cakes and steamed pork with lotus leaf powder taste ok ~ and I bought dumplings made by an old lady on the street, which are particularly delicious! Anyway, don't eat something expensive in the scenic spot. Hehe, I feel it's fun to play in Tashi, but the prices of the things inside are not cheap, which is a bit commercialized.

It is basically enough to play Wuzhen 1 for two days, and you can also visit Nanzha Old Street without admission.

Moreover, there are some miscellaneous gadgets in the old street, which are not expensive ~ of average quality ~ and still worth scouring.

Wuzhen's specialties include Sanjiu, blue calico, sister-in-law cake and chrysanthemum morifolium.

Sanbai liquor is a kind of white wine. I bought two cans back. The old man said that the taste is generally not as good as Maotai.

I bought a box of sister-in-law's cake, which tastes ok, but it is a little greasy and too sweet.

Chrysanthemum tea tastes good.

This is basically the experience ~ don't forget to give me extra points ~ ~

Precautions:

1. Please bring the original valid certificates (ID card, passport, military officer's card, etc.) before going out. ) and check whether they are out of date.

2, it is best to bring a towel, toiletries are disposable in the hotel, but towels are recycled. Although they are all disinfected now, you should bring your own towel for the sake of cleanliness and hygiene. Remember to take an umbrella in case it rains.

If you want to take a taxi without meter in the local area, you must ask the price clearly.

No matter where you go shopping, please remember that things in or around the scenic spot are definitely much more expensive than those outside.