Where is Hengdian, Fuzhou? What's fun?

The Hengdian you are talking about should be the Hengdian Film and Television City located in Dongyang City, central Zhejiang, China. It is 36 kilometers away from Yiwu, the Chinese Commodity City. It is 160 kilometers away from the provincial capital Hangzhou and 90 kilometers away from Jinhua. It is within the four-hour transportation and tourism economic circle of Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Shanghai, Fujian and Jiangxi.

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< p>2002 Fuzhou Nanjing West Air Conditioning Express Fuzhou 11:10 Yiwu 23:48 675 12:38 83 - 153/158/164 241/253

K164 Fuzhou Shanghai South Air Conditioning Express Fuzhou 15:19 Yiwu 03 :57 675 12:38 94 - 164/169/175 252/264

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NAYWK002 Fuzhou South Station Yiwu Yiwu 2008-06-10 14:30 222 There are 31 large one-bedroom apartments

Hengdian Travel Guide: Ticket prices for various scenic spots in Hengdian:

Total tickets for the eight scenic spots in Hengdian Film and Television City 305 yuan, including: Guangzhou Street Hong Kong Street 50 yuan, Qin Palace 50 yuan, Ming and Qing Palace Gardens 30 yuan, Qingming River Scene 50 yuan, Cultural Village 30 yuan, Pingyan Cave House 50 yuan (including 35 yuan for the ropeway), Jiangnan Water Village 30 yuan , Dazhi Zen Temple 15 yuan. The discounted price for purchasing a joint ticket to eight scenic spots is 190 yuan, and the discounted price for purchasing a joint ticket to six scenic spots is 150 yuan.

Transportation in Hengdian Scenic Area: There are tourist buses between various scenic spots in Hengdian Film and Television City. The buses run every 15 minutes and the fare is 1 yuan/person/time. You can also take a human-powered tricycle, which only costs 3-5 yuan.

Accommodation:

Hengdian Town has more than ten star-rated hotels with more than 7,000 beds. There are VIP buildings built to five-star standards, Guomao Building built to four-star standards, tourism buildings and film and television city hotels built to three-star standards. Hotel retail prices range from 180 yuan/room night to 580 yuan/room night. Guomao Hotel and Jinhua Hotel are the first choice places for leisurely and successful people to stay in Jinhua. Jinhua International Hotel, Hongqi Hotel, Jinfa Railway Building, Jinhua Building and other hotels are also ideal places for white-collar business trips. Young backpackers can choose state-run guest houses or self-employed small hotels with convenient transportation and affordable prices as their accommodation.

Food:

The food all over the streets and alleys of Hengdian makes celebrities who come here never get tired of eating it. Chongqing hot pot, Beijing mutton hot pot, Northwest large plate chicken, Jinhua bone pot and other delicious food Favored by celebrities. There is a Wansheng Food Street in the Film and Television City. The Chongqing-style Qiqi hotpot at Fatty Hotpot Restaurant, the authentic Beijing mutton-shabu-shabu at Hengdian Old Beijing Restaurant, the northwest-style large-plate chicken at Hengdian Northwest Restaurant, the "carcass bone pot" and "beef offal pot" at Hengdian Jinhua Claypot, "Sauerkraut black fish pot", beef and horse meat cakes from Wansheng Street Chinese restaurant paired with "Shanglu wontons" from Dongyang Shanglu, Jinhua shortbreads from Jinhua pastry shop on Wansheng Street, Dongyang ramen from Dongyang Ramen shop on Wansheng Street, Wansheng Jie Qianli Piaoxiang Restaurant’s typical Northeastern-style bacon flatbreads are favored by celebrities.

Attractions:

Looking for "heroes" in the Palace of Qin

"If you don't get to the Palace of Qin, it's a waste of time to come to the Film and Television City." "Hero", "Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty", "Quest for Qin", "The Promise" and "Wind and Cloud" were all filmed here. The Qin Palace Scenic Area was built in 1997 for the filming of the historical blockbuster "Jing Ke Assassins the King of Qin". It is also the birthplace of "Hero". The scenic area covers an area of ??600 acres and has 27 majestic palaces of various types. The towering city wall with a length of 2289 meters and a height of 18 meters complements the royal palace hall. The main palace, the "Four Seas Return to One Hall", is 44.8 meters high and has the majestic momentum of Qin Shihuang's unification of the world.

The atmosphere of Qin Dynasty palaces is awe-inspiring. The "vessels" on both sides also have a sense of vicissitudes of life. When you touch them with your hands, they are actually made of wood! The "teahouse" where Changkong and Wubi fight in "Hero" is just downstairs under a small wooden pavilion. There were no lights on, so it was very dark. Continuing forward, it is where Tony Leung and Zhang Ziyi started fighting in the Library Pavilion. The books all over the room turned out to be made of wood. Visitors can put on an ancient costume and let the staff help you "fly" into the air, looking like a "hero" drawing a sword. Hey, maybe you will be Lao Mouzi's next "star" target!

Qingming Riverside Scenic Area is the luxurious Kyoto of the Song Dynasty. Castle, inner city and palace city. The "Bian River" meanders in the city, forming a unique pattern of a city outside the city and a river within the river. There are many shops in the city, row upon row of buildings, magnificent fan towers, unique water gates, exquisite embroidered pavilions and mansions, showing the luxurious Kyoto culture and education of the Song Dynasty and the bustling and noisy market culture. It is truly "as soon as you step into the painting, you will feel like Climb back a thousand years." Film and television works such as "The Punisher of the Song Dynasty", "Flying Dance", "Little Li Flying Knife", "The Female General of the Yang Family", "Peerless Two Beauties", and "Lotus Lantern" have been filmed here.

See the Stars in the Ming and Qing Palaces

The "Ming and Qing Palaces" in Hengdian were built according to the one-to-one ratio of the Forbidden City in Beijing. It covers an area of ??1,500 acres and brings together the capital's palaces and royal gardens. The four major architectural series, including the Palace Museum, the Royal Government Office, and the Hutong Houses, truly reproduce the original appearance of the Forbidden City in Beijing and the folk houses of old Beijing. The main buildings include Taige Hall, Qianqingmen Square, Qianqing Palace, Kunning Palace, Shufangzhai, Chengtianmen, Meridian Gate, Yangxin Hall, Military Aircraft Department, Xilu Sixth Palace, etc. Although it is a "clone", the momentum is still the same. The high-walled compound, one city gate after another, with the bright sun above your head, is definitely a challenge to walk in a car. There are four-wheelers for rent in the city, which can be used by two people, and there are also parasols. The recent hit "The Golden Bough" was basically filmed here. Films such as "The Unparalleled", "Baby in the Palace", "Heroes of Heaven and Earth" and "The Ming Dynasty" were also filmed here. This is where celebrities meet tourists.

Guangzhou Street Hong Kong Street recreates "The Opium War"

Guangzhou Street Hong Kong Street Scenic Area was built in August 1996 for the filming of the historical blockbuster "The Opium War", with realistic real-life scenes The architecture artistically reproduces the old appearance of Yangcheng and the charm of Xiangjiang around 1840. The quaint streets and alleys are dotted with the "Flower City", old-fashioned locomotives lie on the railway tracks that reveal the vicissitudes of life, the crisscrossing river branches flow into the "Pearl River", the "Thirteen Yi Pavilions" are like an international architectural exposition, and the world's best teahouse "Tianlan Pavilion" is The collection of pavilions, terraces and pavilions fully demonstrates the style of Chinese architecture. Hong Kong Street, with more than 30 European buildings symbolizing past colonial rule, including Pedder Street, Chater Street, Connaught Street, Queen's Road, Statue Square, and Victoria Barracks, truly reproduces the bustling street scene of Victoria in Central, Hong Kong in the 19th century. Film and television dramas filmed here include: "The Granary of the World", "Yongzheng Dynasty", "Once Upon a Time" and "The New Fearless".

Jiangnan Water Town is hit by "heavy rain"

"Jiangnan Water Town" is a highlight of Hengdian Film and Television City. The scenic spot is created by integrating the essence of Jiangnan and Zhejiang water towns. It is Hengdian's characteristic night tour scenic spot. As soon as we enter the "water town", there are lanterns hanging everywhere, the water flows on the small bridge under the moonlight, the flags of the wine shops are fluttering, the horizontal railings are leaning against, the clear water is facing the wind, and the oleanders beside the small bridge are also in full swing, as if we have stepped into the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It's like a bustling street, but the difference is that it's a bit quieter here, and you can hear the chirping of summer insects clearly in your ears. The flash floods we usually see on TV will also be staged here. Interested tourists can also pick up a washbasin and play "Water Splashing Festival"! The film and television dramas completed here include "The Granary of the World", "Linglong Girl", "April in the World", "Book and Sword", "Three Words and Two Pats", etc.