Wuzhen Zhaxi Scenic Area Accommodation

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. ...

The main scenic spots in Wuzhen are Dongzha and Zhaxi. Personally, I think Tashi is better. Before going, I booked Tashi's hotel on Wuzhen Online official website, with a single room facing the water at 398. The environment is quite good. At three o'clock in the afternoon, I arrived at Wuzhen Bus Station, and there was a human tricycles at the door. Generally, it costs ten dollars, and I can say five dollars. It's best to take a bus in front of the bus station to Tashi, which seems to be K350. When you arrive at Tashi Hall, go to B&B, and the service staff will give you a map to tell you where you live. Then you can buy tickets. Tickets for Tashi 120 yuan, 80 at night, but only at night. The ticket for Dongzha is 150 and the through ticket is 150. However, the ticket office will not sell through tickets after two o'clock in the afternoon, but if you live in Tashi, you can buy through tickets at the ticket checking place, and Dongzha can buy tickets for the next day. After checking tickets along the hall, I took a boat into the west gate. After the accommodation is arranged, you can visit Zhaxi, and you can visit the scenic spots one by one according to the map given by the accommodation. You can find a hotel to eat when you are tired. Tashi is under unified management, and the menus are all priced. It is best to find a hotel near the water to eat, and find it in advance, otherwise it will be difficult to find it when eating. Special dishes include steamed white water fish, tofu wild vegetables, fried fresh bamboo shoots and special mutton. I think everything is delicious. After dinner, you can stroll along the street at night. It's beautiful. Cruise ships in the river are chartered. 180 How many people charter a boat together, it seems that at most six people. It is said that the scenery on the boat is completely different from that on the shore, but unfortunately I didn't take a boat.

The next morning, B&B's landlord will arrange breakfast for you according to the breakfast list you gave when you checked in. After eating, follow the scenic spots on the map and continue shopping. By about ten o'clock, when Ximen basically finished eating, the Hui people packed their things, went to the B&B reception desk to check out, and then took the free shuttle bus to the East Gate (lunch was best eaten at Ximen, because when they arrived at the East Gate, the price of vegetables was much more expensive and the taste was not as good as Ximen's). When you arrive at Dongzha, there are many more people there than Tashi. It seems that many tour groups take people to Dongzha instead of Tashi. Look at the map and walk along the river. It will take you two hours at most.

There is no bus at Dongzha bus station. If you are not too tired, you can walk to a place called Jinshui Shore, and then turn right to the bus stop. Otherwise, you can take a bus to Tashi, and then take a bus to the railway station. In addition, the specialties of Wuzhen, such as Chrysanthemum morifolium, should not be bought in Tashi. The set meal should be 15, but in the small shop outside Dongzha, it costs 8 yuan to buy the same. Wuzhen's 300 liquor is a specialty, and it is not expensive, one or twenty yuan. As for aunt's cake, I think it tastes just so-so.

In a word, it takes a long time to visit Tashi, and there is nothing to visit in Dongzha. Just arrange your own time. If you arrive in the morning, you can go to Tashi after visiting Dongzha. It seems that tickets for Dongzha can enter and exit twice a day, while tickets for Tashi can only enter and exit once, but if you have a residence card and tickets, you can enter and exit many times, but not at night. But I think that's too much trouble. It's better to go to another place after shopping one by one.

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