Jinhua Wuyi travel guide?

Lanxi-Zhuge Bagua Village: Remember to turn left when you get out of Lanxi Railway Station, and turn left along the intersection facing the railway station (but not the road) for about twenty or thirty meters. There is a bus stop (all cars are coin-operated, if you don't have change, there is a kiosk for changing change at this station). Take bus 1 for 4 stops and get off at the west passenger station. You don't need to buy a ticket at the ticket office to cross the road and enter the passenger station. You can go in directly from Gate 4 of the waiting room and take the CMB in Zhuge Bagua Village (there is a green banner above the windshield), and get on the bus to buy tickets. 4 yuan, bus 10 minutes, less than 30 minutes to Zhuge Village. After getting off the bus, walk uphill for about 10 minutes to the back door of Zhuge Village. The so-called "back door" means that there is a small pavilion to buy tickets and an old man sits there to collect tickets. As long as you are not very guilty, basically no one will stop you. The first pond you see when you walk in is "Shangtang". Tourists basically spend the night and eat in the houses around Shangtang.

Admission: 80 yuan, it's a bit expensive. If you just want to visit the village, you don't have to buy a ticket. However, the Prime Minister's Temple, Dagongtang and other scenic spots are inaccessible. Finally, we bought tickets for the next day in the spirit of "visiting here".

Attractions: There are nearly 10 scenic spots marked on the tickets, but only 4 scenic spots are worth seeing: Prime Minister's Temple, Ursa Major Hall, Ancient Houses (on the left side of Ursa Major Hall), Tianyitang (Herb Garden) and Zhongchi (without tickets). As for other scenic spots, in fact, only the gate can be photographed, and they are already exhibition halls. The Prime Minister's Temple and the Grand Court are the best places for tour groups. I'm really sorry about the tickets to 80 yuan. Taiji is the symbol of Bagua Village-Taiji Map. When I saw Zhong Chi, I was actually a little disappointed. It's not as perfect as I thought, and I can't take a complete picture (at least my broken camera can't, and the photographer is joking). In order to see the complete picture, I have to look at the ticket. The Herb Garden behind Tianyitang is the highest place in the village, with good photos, all of which are Chinese herbal medicines.

Accommodation: stay in Tianyitang Garden Apartment for two people, 100 yuan a night. The standard of this hotel is not too high. It's best to live on the second or third floor, so that there is a hundred herbs garden outside the window. Remember to turn on the electric water heater in the bathroom first, or there will be no hot bath when you come back from dinner. We also had an unpleasant episode, because the students of Zhejiang Academy of Fine Arts checked in together the next day, and the boss actually asked us to check out at six o'clock the next morning. After consultation, we finally agreed to check out before the student 10 checked in. You can live in other houses nearby. According to other travel notes, the price is around 60 yuan. We haven't asked about it, and we have no right to speak.

Eat: There are several farmhouses around Shangtang. We had dinner on the first day and breakfast at the Old Street Hotel the next day. The boss surnamed Xu is very enthusiastic. After we were kicked out of the garden apartment the next morning, our luggage was left there. The food is cooked by the boss's father. If your taste is light, remember to remind the boss to make it light. Personally, I think the food is really a little salty. We have three dishes, one soup, one 50 yuan for two, and the price is moderate. At night, we eat by the water. At dusk, red lanterns will be lit around Shangtang, and the boss will light red candles on our table. At that time, the outline of the surrounding ancient buildings, together with a series of red lanterns and reflections in the water, really excited us.

Souvenir: Kongmingsuo, an educational toy invented by Zhuge Liang to kill the boredom of soldiers in the army, is really meaningful, so I didn't buy it because I was afraid I couldn't put it back after opening it. Kongming lanterns can be placed on the edge of Shangtang at night, because there is no strong light source around, so you can see where Kongming lanterns fly very high; Folding fan: a roll fan with handwritten characters. After the big counter-offer, it will probably be 30 yuan, and after the smallest counter-offer, it will probably be 10 yuan. This price should not be the lowest, because I didn't return it when I bought it.

D2: Zhuge Mountain Villa, Changle Fudi and Wuyi Tangshi Hot Springs.

Round trip from Zhuge Village to Changle Fudi: get up at 8: 00 in the morning, pack your bags, check out, have breakfast at Gujie Hotel first, and leave your luggage by the way. At dinner, we asked the boss the route to Changle Fudi. Because of the rain, the boss suggested that we call a tricycle. 10 yuan. I read online travel notes that Changle Fudi is 0.5 kilometers away from Zhuge Village. In fact, this distance is different. According to my personal naked eye estimation, it is about 2 kilometers to get off from the ancient street hotel. Some scenic spots in Changle Fudi also have to buy tickets to enter. If you want to buy a ticket to see the scenic spots, remember to tell the tricycle master to stop at the ticket office. This village is very quiet. It took us 1 several hours to get out, but we didn't meet other tourists. Call the tricycle master after buying, and then take us back to Zhuge Village. 10 yuan. Because we want to buy tickets, this time we went in from the main entrance of the village, visited all the scenic spots on the tickets along the route we saw yesterday afternoon, returned to the Gujie Hotel to get our luggage, and left for Wuyi at 1 1:30.

Zhuge Village-Lanxi: Go back to the place where you get off at Yanlai Road and take the tourist shuttle bus back to Lanxi West Bus Terminal.

Lanxi-Jin Huanan Passenger Station: Do not enter the station, just walk around the bus exit of the passenger station. There is a tour bus at Jinhua South Station, which takes about 10 minutes and takes about 45 minutes by car. When we get to Jinhua, we have to stop and get off the bus. One of the places seems to be called "Old South Station". Don't get off the bus. Remember to get off at the terminal.

Jin Huanan-Wuyi: Go to Jin Huanan Bus Terminal and buy a ticket to Wuyi. The bus runs for about 10- 15 minutes, 12 yuan. It takes about 45 minutes to Wuyi.

Wuyi Bus Terminal is about 2 kilometers away from our Longjia Hotel. You can take bus No.2 and get off at Chengwang Station. The fare is 1.5 yuan, and the bus runs for about 10 minutes. Because of the luggage, we called a tricycle at the gate of the passenger station (blue, it looks a bit like QQ. Because of the short journey, we were turned down by the local taxi), and 5 yuan went to the hotel.

Accommodation: Book Longjia Hotel through Ctrip, double standard 180 yuan. The hotel is very new, with good hardware and services. It should be said that the cost performance is relatively high. It's 0/0 minute walk from the railway station/KLOC-and about 20 minutes from Tangshi Hot Spring (I haven't been there before, so it's by car). The only regret is that the buffet breakfast in the hotel is not so good. Fortunately, our requirements are not high, just fill our stomachs.

Dinner: Come out of Longjia Hotel, turn right at the first crossing and walk past a food market. There is a restaurant called "Hometown Cuisine". Although the price is not very cheap, it tastes good and the environment is good. We settled the first day's dinner and the second day's lunch there, and finally returned two people with three dishes and one soup for about 100 yuan. When people who don't eat spicy food order, remember to ask if the food is spicy. Recommended dishes: crock chicken and tortillas.

Tang-style hot springs: Tang-style hot springs are another focus of our trip. I bought a hot spring ticket on Taobao in advance, one in 75 yuan (original price 128 yuan). The seller is Wu Yiren. We called him when we arrived at the hotel, and he delivered the plane ticket. We took a taxi to tang style Hot Springs (taxis in Wuyi seldom run empty on the road, which is really hard to get). From Longjia to tang style, 10 yuan. When we come back, we can ask the Tang front desk to call a taxi for us. You need 15 yuan when you go back. It is said that it is because we went up the mountain empty and added 5 yuan. Fill your stomach before soaking in hot springs. In hot springs, only water is free, and the others are expensive and not delicious. We entered the hot spring after 5 o'clock, and there were basically no tourists. We didn't see anyone come in until around 6: 30 and came out at 9: 30. There is shampoo and shower gel in the dressing room, which is unlicensed. If you have any requirements for toiletries, please bring your own. Massage in hot springs is a bit expensive, but we are still very extravagant. We did a combination massage for 60 minutes for 88 yuan, just so so. Generally speaking, tang style Hot Springs are worth visiting for three reasons: First, there are few people, and as long as it is not a holiday, there are not many people from evening to night; Second, the service is ok, of course, the service is good because there are few people; Third, the content is still relatively rich. There are about 20 pools, large and small. Anyway, we haven't tried it (mainly because the bubbles can't move).

D3: Guo Dong, Gu Xi Bridge, go home.

Longjia Hotel-Guo Dong: Take bus No.2 diagonally opposite Longjia and get off at "East Passenger Station". Ticket price 1.5 yuan. After getting off the bus, walk back across the street. There is a place similar to a parking lot. When you go in, CMB will go to Guo Dong. Bus 1 hour, leaving on the hour. We take the 9 o'clock train, and it takes about 20 minutes to get to Guo Dong.

Guo Dong: It is recommended to hire a tour guide, and the ticket is 30 yuan. /kloc-people below 0/0 need 10 yuan. Because it is a village built on a mountain, it takes time to walk without a guide. If you want a detailed tour of about 2 hours, you have to take 1 1 hour because you have to catch the 0 o'clock bus back.

Guo Dong-Shu Xi Bridge: Take the shuttle bus back to Wuyi to the East Passenger Station, get off and cross the road. Walk along Shu Xi South Road for about 200 meters, and Shu Xi Bridge is on the right. It is said to have a history of 800 years.

Shu Xi Bridge-Longjia Hotel: Cross the Shu Xi Bridge and turn right. Turn left at the first T-junction for about 50 meters, which is the No.2 bus stop and go back to the hotel.

Some suggestions:

1. This trip takes more time on the road, because we are in no hurry, and the time on the train is basically about 6 hours, because there is no moving train between Shanghai and Wuyi and Lanxi. If you don't want to spend so much time on the train, you can take a bullet train from Shanghai to Jinhua West for about two and a half hours, and then take a long-distance bus from Jin Huanan or Jinhua West to Lanxi for about three and a half hours. When you come back, you can take a long-distance bus to Jinhua West, and then take a bullet train back to Shanghai, which will be about 18: 30.

2. There is also a Daciyan around Zhuge Bagua Village, and the hanging temple in the south of the Yangtze River is worth seeing. You can go and see it sometime.

3. There are basically no buses in Wuyi City at 6 pm, and taxis are basically waiting for passengers near the passenger station. There are basically no taxis on the road.

Generally speaking, the folk customs of Lanxi and Wuyi are relatively simple, but there are also some "unruly people". Remember to find a "good-looking" when asking for directions, so as not to cause unpleasantness to the journey.

You'd better take some change with you when you go out. Don't go out and change a hundred-dollar bill easily. There is a greater risk of being given the wrong change or finding counterfeit money.

The advantage of backpacking is freedom and plenty of time, but the cost is higher than joining a group, especially because we are unwilling to compromise ourselves. So if the budget is tight, it is still recommended to join the league.