Poor students who are going to Hangzhou recently hope to get a detailed travel guide, preferably with the price and time, about two or three days.

Personally, I don't think it is necessary to go with a tour group. I can spend two days slowly visiting the scenic spots of the West Lake to realize a real leisure tour. The following are some personal summaries that I have never been to Hangzhou for your reference. Buy a train ticket in advance, take the D-prefix train (the time is short and the cost is cheaper than the high-speed rail), and pay attention to the destination must be Hangzhou Station, not Hangzhou South Station, otherwise it will take a lot of time to get to Xiaoshan Station, remember! You don't have to buy a return ticket, but you have to pay more for each ticket. A service charge of 5 yuan should not be a problem. But it's hard to get tickets with the prefix d, so make preparations early. Book accommodation online first and find a cheap and clean hotel chain about 5 kilometers away from West Lake.

D 1: Route: Take Y2 at the train station in the morning to Lingyin and Feilaifeng, take Y2 to Wang Yue Temple, watch the wind and lotus in Quyuan, take Gushan, take Bai Causeway and return to the city.

D2: Route: Take a cruise to the lake, go to Zhou Xiaoying, then take a boat to Wang Yue Temple, have lunch, go to Su Causeway in the afternoon, go to Huagang to see fish, go out of Su Causeway, go east along Nanshan Road, see Leifeng Tower, then go to Shuangyan Bridge along the lake, go to Liuyang Wenying, leave Qianwang Memorial Hall, go to Wu Shan Square, have time to wait for the top, but have no time to visit Wu Shan Street, and take 65438+. Personally, I think Su Causeway, Double Approach Bridge, Liulang and the Warblers need to spend more time walking slowly. The scenery by the lake is very good and worth visiting. The above content is the strategy I once wrote on the donkey review website.