Ningbo tourist attractions are free to open.

There are also Yinzhou District, Asoka Temple, Tiantong Temple and Ningbo Museum, all of which are free. 1. This small village in Yinzhou District has produced 76 scholars since the Northern Song Dynasty, and is called "the first scholar village in China". A large number of Ming and Qing buildings worth savoring are preserved in the village, and many random sculptures shine brightly, which is also one of the highlights of the village. Because it is not fully developed, the ancient village has not received any tickets, and still retains the simple folk customs, which are recommended by tourists who like original ecological villages and photography. 2. Asoka Temple is located in Asoka Temple, and historical sites, stone carvings, ancient classics and other cultural relics are well preserved. There are many steles and ten cabinets, such as the Monument to the Celestial Celestial Celestial Monument of Tang Dynasty, Jiucheng Shumiao of Zhang Song Dynasty, the Monument to the Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, 4 statues of the Right King of Tang Dynasty, the Stone Carving of Tang Guan Xiu 16, the top light tower of the Imperial Book Buddha, the Imperial Book Miaosheng, the Imperial Pen Feeling of Qing Gan Long, and the even walking position. 3. Tiantong Temple Tiantong Temple was founded in the Jin Dynasty, and has experienced the Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, with a history of 1700 years. The scale of the existing temples has basically maintained the pattern of the Ming Dynasty. In June 2006, it was recognized as a national key cultural relics protection unit by the state. 4. The simple and creative modeling of Ningbo Museum is the core and window of Ningbo urban culture. Apart from the rare cultural relics in the museum, the exhibition of Ningbo's history and folk customs is comprehensive enough to give you a glimpse of the city's history.