How much does it cost to go to Beijing now

First of all, welcome to Beijing. I am from Beijing. Let me answer the landlord: please solve the problem of travel expenses by yourself ~ I don't know where you are, please search Ctrip and other websites for preferential prices. The rest is mainly the cost of accommodation and travel. First, eat. Eating in Beijing is easy to solve. Basically, as long as you are in the eighth district of the inner city of the Fourth Ring Road, you can find restaurants in any corner, with high, middle and low grades evenly distributed, from a bowl of Lamian Noodles and Chengdu snacks in 10 yuan to various popular fast foods in 30 yuan and 30 yuan (McDonald's, KFC, Yonghe Dawang, Yoshinoya, Kungfu, etc. ), and old Beijing fast food chains such as Qingfeng Steamed Bun Shop. I won't list them one by one when I go to various famous restaurants (the price is not capped ...). Second, stay. If you want to stay at a low cost, you can choose various hotel chains. Similar to Home Inn, Seven Days Hotel, Super 8, Jinjiang Inn, Hanting, Ibis, etc. , the price is mostly in 168,188,248 (double standard room or big bed room). If you want to stay better, there will be too many hotels with 3, 4 and 5 stars. You can search on websites like Ctrip, and the price is not capped. Third, traffic. Beijing's public transport system can be guaranteed to be the cheapest in the country. Most buses can complete the journey at only 4 cents (nearly half of the trains start at 4 cents, plus 4 cents per 10 km). If you are a student, you only need 20 cents, and the elderly are free. All subway lines are all the way to 2 yuan. As long as you don't leave the subway station, it's 2 yuan a day. Taxi 10 yuan starts for 3km, and then 2 yuan is 1 km. The traffic jam in Beijing is serious, so it is better to take the subway or take a taxi with the subway. Of course, public transportation is also convenient, but it is relatively slow. Fourth, travel-related expenses. Tickets for the park vary from place to place. Tiantan, Beihai, Yuanmingyuan and Summer Palace are all around 10 yuan. The National Gallery wants to see the current exhibitions, usually around 20 yuan. If you go to a slightly farther place, such as the Great Wall, it is not recommended to join a small group for a one-day tour. People usually die, and most locals don't choose a day trip to the Great Wall. Just find your own long-distance bus station, and it's convenient to buy tickets there directly. Personally, I feel that the ticket prices of various tourist attractions are not high nationwide, but the cold drinks and snacks in the park are more expensive, so it is more cost-effective to buy them outside and bring them in as much as possible.