Please explain, how much does it cost to travel to Lianyungang for 3 days? – Mobile iAsk

Travel expenses are divided into four aspects:

1. Transportation expenses are divided into long-distance and short-distance parts. You have to calculate the round trip between the long-distance departure point and the destination by yourself; for short-distance transportation costs, if you are away from home and the road is unfamiliar, and in order to rush for time, the transportation cost of waiting for a taxi is a little more wasteful than in normal life. Lianyungang City BRT is a one-way trip It costs 2 yuan everywhere, and transfers without leaving the station are free. As long as you arrange the time well, the local short-distance transportation fees are still very low.

2. Tickets, several recommended attractions:

Huaguo Mountain - Dongsheng Shenzhou Aolaiguo, there is a fairy mountain overseas, called Huaguo Mountain. This is the business card of Lianyungang (ticket is 100, sometimes free for monkeys). The theme of Journey to the West, Wu Chengen has indeed been here. The highest peak in Jiangsu (the height is only over 620 meters. You can take a scenic minibus directly to the top of the mountain, so you don’t have to worry about being tired from climbing). The "Haining Zen Temple" halfway up the mountain was originally called Sanyuan Palace. It was a Taoist temple. After the decline of Taoism, the monks occupied the Taoist's nest and were too embarrassed to evict the landlord, leaving an east wing room for the three Taoist officials. It is very rare to preach two faiths in one temple at the same time in the world;

Kongwang Mountain (Confucius once climbed here to watch the sea, the ticket is 40, because it is in the city center, morning exercises before 7:30 am are considered , free of charge), there are stone carvings from the Han Dynasty (the largest round sculptures from the Han Dynasty in China) and stone carvings (stone carvings on cliffs, the earliest image of the pavilion chief), all of which are real antiques. Anyone with the surname Liu or a junior high school student at home must go. Note: Don’t rush to climb the mountain for this scenic spot. The classic tourist route is to follow the road at the foot of the mountain and finally climb to the top;

A must-go to the beach in summer. The sea is everywhere and is not a special feature of Lianyungang. The special thing about the sea in Lianyungang is that the two largest local bathing beaches are both on the island, connected to the land by a 3-kilometer long causeway (choose one of the two bathing beaches of Dasha Bay and Suma Bay, like If you want to go to Dashawan for the lively scene, or if you like the petty bourgeoisie, go to Sumawan, the tickets are both 100 RMB each, but an additional 20 RMB is required for transportation. In summer, you must bring a parasol, be sure to bring it, otherwise you will get burned in the sun);< /p>

Yuntai Mountain on the Sea (80 RMB in peak season, don’t go in off-season). This place is most beautiful when it's cloudy, rainy, and foggy. You can climb the mountain in the showers and watch the clouds and mist billow in the valley. It’s fun to hike up a mountain on a rainy day. It’s cool and beautiful. Photos are not enough to express its beauty. You must take a video. Go on a sunny day when you don’t know how to play, take a car to the top, look at the sea from a distance, and then come down;

Fishing Bay, admission fee is 40, it is most beautiful after the rain in summer, you can see the valley and the stream, and there is an ancient stone at the foot of the mountain. The bridge is very beautiful;

Peach Blossom Stream is worth a visit only during the 40 days in spring when peach, pear and apricot flowers bloom;

Maple Bay is worth visiting all year round. Among them, only the 20 days or so in late autumn when the red leaves turn red are beautiful;

Yunlongjian, the hotter the weather in summer, the cooler you feel when you go to that ravine, but the location is too remote, and bus transfers take too much time, so it is not suitable for self-driving Don’t go;

Dayi Mountain, in Guanyun County, is a must-go for Buddhists. However, it is not recommended for those who have been to Wuxi Lingshan. It is too far behind the top attractions like Lingshan and cannot find the shocking feeling;

Donghai Hot Spring is a small town in the north of Donghai County. The colder it gets in winter, the more time you have to soak in the outdoor hot springs, put on your swimsuit and shiver to experience it. If it snows, you're in for a big win, and it's very beautiful.

Shipeng Mountain, admission fee is RMB 30. Please note that there are multiple ticket gates halfway up the mountain. Do not throw away the tickets. In spring, go to the foot of the mountain to appreciate the "three or two peach blossoms outside the bamboo". On the mountainside are the tomb of Mi Zhu of the Three Kingdoms, the battlefield of Tian Heng in the Warring States Period, and the reading place of Shi Manqing in the Song Dynasty. Outsiders should not climb to the top of the Fake Great Wall, it is too time consuming, it takes nearly 4 hours to go up and down. There is a trail but it is too steep and not recommended. Except for serious photography enthusiasts, on a clear day you can carry a cannon (telephoto) to overlook the city, and you can also see the real king of Lianyungang - Qinglongshan Cemetery with a construction area of ??90,000 per square meter.

Then, here comes the key point, free scenic spots:

Minzhu Road (in the city center, it is the earliest Zhengyang Street in the city. Along the street are old buildings from the Republic of China era, many of which are authentic Antiques, a must-go if you like photography and cosplay).

It was originally a stone road paved by the local warlord Bai Baoshan for cannon drills during the Republic of China. Now in order to build a pedestrian street, the real antique stone slabs were cut out and replaced with marble. What a waste of things;

Salt River Lane (also known as Salt River Lane) In the city center, there is a cluster of antique buildings and a snack street. Next to it is Xinpu Park and a shopping pedestrian street. It is a must-visit for young couples and girlfriends to go shopping and have beautiful women all year round.);

Lianyun Old Street ( It is on the seaside, across the sea from the East-West Link Island where the beach resort is located. It can be reached by BRT, but the transportation is time-consuming, so it has not been developed much). In the past, there was a double-decker ferry from here to Liandao, but it disappeared after the West Levee was built. It is a pity;

Qindongmen is an ancient stone tower. It is a good thing, but it is in the old city. There are too many people, and you can’t avoid the back of your head when taking photos;

The Municipal Museum, opposite the city hall, has Ling Huiping (wet corpse) of the Han Dynasty. There are junior high school students in the family or those who are interested in history and like to watch horror. A must go for film lovers.

The Crystal Museum in Donghai County systematically explains the formation and characteristics of crystals, as well as the situation of crystal production in Donghai County. Among the exhibits, there are several items with an estimated value of hundreds of millions (don't be fooled, those items weigh one or two tons and are difficult to steal). The introduction to crystals is very specific and systematic, which is very informative. Middle-aged and elderly people who like to collect can go to the crystal market opposite to shop for goods after shopping. Those who have children in the third, fourth and fifth grade of elementary school should also go there. Because most of the volunteer guides inside are teenagers aged 11 or 12. Feel the eloquence and temperament of "other people's children" up close, and effectively stimulate your own children's frustration.

Several parks in the urban area (Cangwu Green Park, Yuzhou Park, Qiangwei Lake Park) have good scenery, but they are seriously homogeneous and not attractive to outsiders. You can visit them or not. .

3. Accommodation: Lianyungang is a tourist city with a lot of hotels and a wide range of grades. The seasonality is extremely strong. It starts from May Day to the end of the National Day holiday every year, which is considered the peak season, especially during the summer vacation. Express hotels in the city center that can be booked online must be booked in advance. It doesn't matter in the off-season, as everyone has vacancies. The price difference between off-season and peak season is very big. A room sold for 89 a night on October 12th and 228 on October 4th, not even a penny less.

4. Eat, this is really hard to calculate. If you go shopping with three skewers of grilled squid mouths for 10 yuan, and add a bowl of hot and sour noodles for 8 yuan, you will be very full; sit down at a seafood restaurant Here, digging into a large plate of expensive sea crabs is not as hungry as two meat dumplings.

Finally, calculate the general ledger: long-distance transportation + tickets, these are hard expenses that cannot be saved, so plan in advance; for urban transportation, 20 yuan per day in Lianyungang is enough; for accommodation, you can book a hotel online Have a plan; eat, I think you should ensure 50 yuan a day for food when traveling on a budget.

In addition, I never buy souvenirs or specialties when I go out. If you insist on buying them, I will definitely not stop you. The real local specialties of Lianyungang are wine (Tanggou, Jinghuayuan) and vinegar (Banpu mature vinegar) , it’s liquid, so it’s hard to bring without driving, and there’s also locally grown dried seaweed (most of which are exported to Japan). Many other dried seafood products come from other places.