Nanjing to Xidi Hongcun travel route cost

I really envy you in Nanjing. There are many direct trains to Huangshan (Tunxi City)! When I went to Qingming Festival and there was no direct train, I almost died! ! !

From the perspective of economy, it is recommended to take train 2521. The train departs from Nanjing West at 21:52 and Nanjing at 22:10. It will arrive at Huangshan at 05:07 the next day. Hard seats are 48 yuan, soft seats are 48 yuan. 78 yuan, the journey takes a little more than 7 hours, but there is a possibility of delays.

You can also choose to take the K45 train, which departs from Nanjing Station at 01:40 and arrives at Huangshan at 07:33 the next day. It costs 54 yuan for a hard seat and 84 yuan for a soft seat. The journey takes 5 hours and 53 minutes.

If you are sure to return on that day, you can book a return ticket first. K8417/K8420, K781/K784, and 2240 are all available. They depart at 19:15 and arrive at 02:44; they depart at 22:11 and arrive at 05:40. Arrival; departure at 23:11 and arrival at 06:05. Personally, I recommend taking K8417/K8420.

After exiting Huangshan Station, there is a station on the right. Take bus No. 9 to the end, which is Tunxi Bus Station. The fare is 1 yuan and the journey takes about 15 minutes. The bus station has direct buses to Xidi and Hongcun, starting at 8 a.m. and departing every hour. The fare to Hongcun is 15 yuan and the journey takes about 1.5 hours. Xidi is on the way to Hongcun.

I have never been to Xidi. When I passed by, I glanced at it in the car and it looked very small, so I didn’t spend the 80 yuan. My classmate has been there and said that the commercial atmosphere is too strong, and the landscape is similar to Hongcun, with many archways built at unknown times, so I didn’t feel disappointed.

The ticket to Hongcun is 80 yuan. If you have a student ID, you can get a 50% discount. If you book a hotel in advance and the boss comes to pick you up, you can get a 10% discount. Don't try to evade fares. This won't work in Hongcun. Their security guards are on duty from 6 a.m. to around 9 p.m. They have to check ID cards and receipts every time they enter the village. It's super exaggerated.

For accommodation, I recommend staying at Hetang Moonlight (also called Nanhu Art Garden) or Hongcun Biyuan. The former is on the edge of Nanhu Lake and has a small yard full of lotus. It costs 100-160 yuan/day. ; The latter is an old house from the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, but inside the alley, the courtyard is very exquisite, and there is a high platform to enjoy the panoramic view of Hongcun, 80-180 yuan/day.

In fact, there are many hotels in Hongcun, so you don’t have to worry about not having a house to live in. The ones in the alleys are cheaper, maybe 60 yuan/day. I am a relatively fussy person. I chose nearly 10 hotels before I went there, and I finally picked these two. They are really good!

When it comes to eating, Hongcun is relatively expensive. Generally, vegetarian dishes cost more than 20 yuan, and meat dishes cost nearly 40 yuan. You can choose to have meals at the hotel, or you can eat outside the village, which is a little cheaper. I don’t like to eat formal meals, so I basically eat local specialties. I can give you a reference. The first store in the alley on the left hand side of the post office at the entrance of the village serves smoked chicken legs with pickled vegetables, which are delicious and slightly sweet. They cost 6 yuan. (I ate at three of them, and the others were all too salty, but this boss couldn’t tell the difference between chicken and duck, which made me very depressed!) Going up from the post office, towards Yuenuma, there is a shop that sells souvenirs and also sells rice dumplings and rice dumplings. Very good, 3 yuan. Next door is a furniture seller who also sells chestnut cakes. The taste is average! There is a shop selling plum and vegetable pancakes and black sesame pancakes in the commercial street. They taste good and the boss is very cool. His pancakes are 2 yuan for 5 pieces, while others are 1 yuan for 3 pieces. The self-service barbecue outside the village is also very enjoyable. If you have the skills, you may want to try it. There is a place called Xieli Villa 2 kilometers away from Hongcun. It also has food, but it is not cheap.

There are also scenic spots such as Tachuan and Mukeng Bamboo Sea near Hongcun. I personally feel that if you don’t go there in autumn, you don’t have to waste money. Rent a bicycle at the entrance of the village for 5 yuan for half a day, and just ride to the entrance of the scenic spot to take pictures.

Nanping, Guanlu and Hongcun are all the same. If you have time, you can go and have a look. Charter a car at the entrance of Hongcun. It costs 50 yuan for half a day. The journey takes about half an hour. You can also take a bus. , but you have to go to Yixian first and then transfer there. Since there are very few trains, it will take time and you may not be able to return to Hongcun if you are late, so it is recommended to charter a car. Tickets are 44 and 35 respectively. Nanping is a film and television center, and Guanlu is a conjoined house. I chose to go to these two places because there are so many people in Hongcun and I can’t take pictures of Huizhou architecture without people. In fact, these two scenic spots are just average. If you have a limited budget, you don’t have to go.

For souvenirs, you can choose to buy bamboo carvings. I bought them from the young man in store No. 89. Although it is more expensive, the charm is so good that I drove back to Tunxi City around 2 o'clock. Take bus No. 8 at the bus station and get off at Huashan Hotel Station, and you will arrive at the old street. In fact, they are all shops selling souvenirs. If you are interested, you can check them out. Opposite the old street is Dai Zhen Park. You can go shopping when you have free time. You can get a bird's eye view of Tunxi River when you go to the top of the mountain.