How to plan the route in go on road trip in three days?

The first day: stay in a homestay to rest or move freely on the beach, walk on the beach, catch crabs, pick up shells, etc. Go to the wonders of mountains and seas, go to the fishing village to watch the sunset, and go to the sea ranch to watch the sunset.

The next day: Look at the charm of the Wizard of Oz, go to the seaside reef beach, touch the conch, catch the crab, look for the oyster, or be in a daze. Enjoy the fun of the seaside. Tired of playing, we will return to the inn in due course.

Day 3: After breakfast, you can sleep in. After confirming the ship information, take a bus to the dock according to the ticket time. Return to Shanghai.

If Disney is the main theme, it is suggested that the first day: Disney, accommodation (if the economic conditions are good, you can stay in the theme hotel of Disneyland or other hotels around Disney; ) Shanghai Disneyland Hotel: It is 0.67km away from Shanghai Disney Resort ... Shanghai Toy Story Hotel is 0.75km away from Shanghai Disney Resort.

The next day: Madame Tussauds Shanghai, staying near Madame Tussauds; You can also choose Ocean Underwater World. There are many hotels around Ocean World.

Day 3: You can choose to live in the Oriental Pearl at night, near the Bund. It is convenient to enjoy the night view of the Bund at night. You can go to Yuyuan Town God Temple during the day.

Of course, you can also visit other scenic spots, such as the City God Temple and Yu Garden. Yu Garden is located in the northeast of the old city hall in Huangpu District, Shanghai, with Fu You Road in the north, Anren Street in the east and Shanghai Old Town God Temple in the southwest. It is a famous classical garden in Jiangnan, a famous scenic spot and tourist resort at home and abroad, and a national key cultural relics protection unit.

And Shanghai Museum. Shanghai Museum has 1 1 professional museums and 3 exhibition halls with an exhibition area of 2,800 square meters. There are nearly one million pieces of cultural relics in the collection, including 6,543,800 pieces of fine cultural relics, especially bronzes, ceramics, calligraphy and painting.