How to get to the ancient town of Tang Xi?

In fact, the ancient town of Tang Xi is similar to Wuzhen in terms of transportation, but it has unique characteristics of water towns in the south of the Yangtze River. However, the area of Xitang is much larger than that of Wuzhen, and there are not too many lines here. So what's the traffic route to Xitang?

Xitang is a small town located in Jiashan County, Zhejiang Province, with white walls and tiles and misty rain corridors, just like a pale rice paper painting. Langfang and alley have also become a beautiful scenery in the ancient town.

About traffic 1, train

Take the train from Shanghai, Hangzhou and Suzhou to Jiashan, and then transfer to Xitang. The train from Shanghai South Railway Station to Jiashan runs twice a day.

2. cars

The tourist shuttle bus from Shanghai Tourism Distribution Center to Xitang departs at 9: 15 every day and returns at 16: 30. The fare is 140 yuan/person. There are buses to Jiashan in Hangzhou, Shanghai, Nanjing and Suzhou, and Jiashan bus station goes to Xitang every 5 minutes.

3. Taxi

The starting price of taxis from Jiashan to Xitang is 5 yuan, and the total cost is about 25-30 yuan.

Step 4 travel by car

(1) Hangzhou to Xitang Hangzhou is 26 kilometers away from Xitang/kloc-0, and the driving time is about 1.5 hours.

A: Get off at Jiashan Dayun Exit of Shanghai-Hangzhou Expressway → Follow Xitang sign along Yanjiangshan Highway → After getting off the expressway, you can drive 15 minutes to reach Tang Xi Ancient Town (the total driving time is about 1 hour 45 minutes);

B: Drive at the national highway B:320 → Jiashan Checheng intersection and turn left → drive in the direction of Pingli Highway for about 15 minutes, and you will get to one thing you care about, that is, how to get free tickets. Of course, I bought tickets for the scenic spot! I think I will spend money to see the scenic spots when I come. After all, this is the first time I have met them. Let's get down to business. When we drive to Shanjiang Highway and arrive at Xitang, the road sign will prompt you to turn right and enter Xitang Scenic Area. Don't turn right directly at this time. Go straight for less than 500 meters. There will be a big billboard of Xitang yellow wine where there is no traffic light on the right. There will be a path that turns right under the billboard. It's called Xiding Highway. Remember it turns right, not right. The road sign says x407. If you enter Xiding Highway and open three bridges, you will arrive at the yellow wine company in Xitang. At this point, a right-turn road will appear less than 10 meters in front of the winery. If you drive 100 meters, you will see a bridge. You can get off here and get to the entrance of Xitang near the north. Free parking is allowed on both sides of the bridge. If you park your car under the bridge, you will enter the scenic spot directly in the alley. No one will check the tickets. You can walk a few steps to the misty rain corridor in the scenic spot. Free tickets are successful at this time.

(2) Shanghai to Xitang Shanghai is about 1 15 kilometers away from Xitang, and it takes more than an hour by car. After getting off at Jiashan Dayun exit of Shanghai-Hangzhou Expressway, you can reach Tang Xi Guzhen → Yanjiangshan Highway and follow Xitang sign → get off the expressway, and drive for about 15 minutes. (The whole journey takes about one and a half hours). If you want to get free tickets, you can also take Xiding Highway to Zhejiang Jiashan Yellow Rice Wine Co., Ltd., then turn right and walk 100 meters to the bridge, and then walk into the scenic spot. By bus, it's the same from the South Railway Station to the main station. It only takes more than an hour to get to Xitang directly, and there are many flights. You don't have to wait too long to get off at Xitang Station. There are many tourists from Shanghai. You'd better buy tickets in advance and get off at the bus stop. You can walk across the street for about 8 minutes and enter the scenic spot from an alley. After crossing the alley, you will find yourself on West Street. Remember to ignore the man who is going to lead the way at the station. Nothing for nothing. Booking a room allows the innkeeper to bring it into the scenic spot.