About foreign cars going to the ancient town of Tang Xi

Can stop, parking information: parking distinguishes between other provinces and this province. Anyway, once is 10 yuan.

I copied it from a detailed blog.

There are two passes for holidays. There is a huge archway on Nanyuan Road, which is the entrance of Xitang County. There will be a first level here, and foreign license plates are not allowed to enter. Will be guided to the parking lot at the gate, 8 hours 10 yuan, 24 hours 30 yuan. (You can choose to park in front of banks, hotels and other places on Nanyuan Road, and no one will charge. You can drive in at night and stop at the roadside in front of the ancient town for the night. Those who have spent more than a dozen tickets under the archway must show their tickets to enter. There are many ways to access this key card. Here are a few ways to spend money: 1, take the bus, stop at the gate, and get on the bus from the station two stops away; 2. Take a taxi from Jiashan City to enter; 3. find a scalper at the door or in the hotel car to talk about the price and bring it in. There are 1 ways to spend money. Talk to local people. If the other person is kind, take their car and go in. Tell the security guard that he will go to the bus station to take a bus back to Shanghai after coming out of the scenic spot inside. He wants to prepare photos of Xitang, and he'd better bring some local gifts so that he can pretend that the ticket stub is lost. The bus stop is in the city. In this way, you must be calm and need some acting skills.

Pass 2: When you enter the county archway, many locals will come up to solicit customers, and 50 yuan will take you in. You can ignore them, follow the map below to find the hutong and enter the ancient town yourself. There are many hutongs in the ancient town for residents to go in and out, and there will be doormen on holidays, but these security forces are weak and most of them are not full-time security guards. You can usually walk in. In case he comes to stop you, you can say it's a big deal to change the alley.