Seeking a travel guide, a seven-day tour from Kunming to Shanghai and Beijing. Two high school students go to Shanghai first, and then to Beijing. The budget is less than 3,000 yuan except air tickets

Seeking a travel guide, a seven-day tour from Kunming to Shanghai and Beijing. Two high school students go to Shanghai first, and then to Beijing. The budget is less than 3,000 yuan except air tickets. Plan your trip after you arrive in Shanghai with you.

2 days in Shanghai and 5 days in Beijing. The specific scheme is as follows:

On the first day, I will start from Kunming, Yunnan and visit the ancient towns around Shanghai. So on the first day, I recommended Zhujiajiao, an ancient town near Shanghai. There are buses on the side of People's Square that can go directly to the ancient town.

The next day, People's Square, Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street, Bund, Chenghuang Temple and Expo Park (China Pavilion, Saudi Pavilion, ticket 100, almost 200).

It is suggested to buy a T-prefix train for one night and travel to Beijing at night (T-prefix tickets are very tight after the opening of high-speed rail, so you must book and buy them in advance).

There are many cultural relics and natural landscapes in Beijing, so the five-day plan is as follows:

On the first day, considering that I just arrived in Beijing, I visited the landmark urban attractions first, and my physical strength can be controlled without being too tired. Let's start with the scenic spots in the south, the Temple of Heaven-Qianmen-Tiananmen Square-Forbidden City. It will take at least one afternoon to go in, and it will take some time to look at the treasures inside. Otherwise, I might as well not go in. I have to clear the field around five o'clock in the afternoon. Tickets to 60 yuan)-Jingshan Park (tickets to 2 yuan), Beihai Park (tickets to 10 yuan)-(according to your own physical consumption, increase or decrease scenic spots, it is strongly recommended that Jingshan Park enter, and the top of the park overlooks the Forbidden City, which is quite spectacular).

The next day, we continued to visit the interior of the city. Gongwangfu (ticket 70)- Shichahai-Nanluoguxiang -798 Art District-Bird's Nest Water Cube (no tickets for onlookers).

On the third day, you can consider going to suburban attractions, such as Badaling Great Wall (ticket to 45 yuan). Although everyone says it's too commercial, it's worthwhile to go to Beijing. You can take the subway to Deshengmen and take a long-distance bus. Remember to ask which bus it is, preferably the bus driver or the security guard, which is more reliable.

On the fourth day, due to the heavy physical exertion these days, we can consider visiting Yuanmingyuan (the tickets are forgotten, which is a sin)-Tsinghua, Peking University, which is not far from each other.

On the fifth day, the Summer Palace (big ticket 30 yuan) and Xiangshan (ticket 10 yuan) are not too far away, and the bus ride takes less than an hour. It is suggested to spend half a day in the morning and half a day in the afternoon. It is best to go to Xiangshan Park in the morning and the Summer Palace in the afternoon. It is ok to go back to the Summer Palace around one o'clock.

On the sixth day, depending on your return time, you can consider visiting commercial blocks, such as Wangfujing, Xidan, and many shopping malls in Xidan have to bargain, especially Mingzhu Shopping Mall.

Finally, a friendly reminder: after you come to Beijing, get a transportation card at the subway station. The top-up charge of 30 yuan to 50 yuan is almost enough for you to spend four or five days in the car. When you leave, you can return it together with the deposit. In addition, pay attention again. Some buses swipe their cards when they get on the bus and brush them again when they get off. Pay attention to the signs on the bus.

The above is based on my life experience in Beijing, aiming at similar problems of other friends a few days ago. Just now, I added a specific ticket to the landlord's question, hoping to help the landlord. There are many travel strategies and shared travel experiences in the back-fun mutual aid tour. Welcome to refer to them and leave me a message if you have any questions. I am in Beijing. Welcome to Beijing. Have a nice trip!