A couple of college students will have a three-day short trip in Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai. Do you have any good recommendations?

The budget is too small, so we have to travel badly.

Accommodation and transportation are the most important things in travel. If the budget for three days is 2000, I estimate that the subject should plan to stay for three days, sleep for two nights or go back to school early the next morning. Because the budget is not enough, it is recommended to stay in Youth Travel Service or Express Hotel Chain, which is cheaper and can be controlled within 700 yuan for three nights.

Let's talk about transportation. The high-speed rail ticket from Zhejiang to Shanghai is jumbled for two people, including going to scenic spots and tickets. We control them in 500 yuan. This leaves 800 yuan, which can be used for eating or doing other things. 2000 yuan is enough for college students to travel, but staying on it will be even worse.

I recommend that you must go to the West Lake in Zhejiang. You don't need tickets, and you can take pictures well. Then you can take a bus to Wuzhen or Xitang. I recommend the ancient town of Tang Xi, which is cheaper than eating in Wuzhen, and the newly developed town is not particularly commercialized. My suggestion is to go to Zhejiang for two days, one to Hangzhou and the other to Guzhen.

On the third day, I suggested going to Shanghai. In Shanghai, I suggest visiting museums in the morning, visiting Nanjing Road in the afternoon and eating snacks. You can also go to Tianzifang or Lujiazui for free. I think taking pictures is also very nice. We can go to the Bund together in the evening, and the Chenghuang Temple is also good.

As for why I don't recommend Jiangsu, it's because Nanjing is a place where Jiangsu can go, but it is a duplication with Zhejiang and Shanghai. The main body should not have enough money. If you really like it, you can change one of Shanghai or Hangzhou to Jiangsu. Topic, 2000 yuan to travel to big cities is really not much, it is not enough.