What is the best travel route to Suzhou, Hangzhou and Shanghai? Are there any interesting attractions?

If you plan to visit Suzhou, you’d better go there first, because Hangzhou is better than Suzhou. Every attraction in Suzhou requires tickets. As for the 69 gardens, it is recommended that you only go to two or three, such as The Lingering Garden, the Coupling Garden, the Humble Administrator's Garden, the Master of the Nets Garden... plus Tiger Hill. As for the canal, you can take a swim while strolling around the pedestrian street Guanqian Street at night. A whole day in Suzhou is enough. As for snacks, there is a pretty good snack street in Shilu Old Neighborhood (another pedestrian street). Taking a taxi only costs 12 or 3 yuan.

It is best to go to Shanghai when traveling to Suzhou because Shanghai is between the two cities of Suzhou and Hangzhou. You can take buses or trains.

Shanghai is the City God Temple, Nanjing Road, the Bund, and the Oriental Pearl Tower or Jinmao Tower in Pudong. Choose one to climb to the top

Shanghai has nothing to do and it is not a tourist city that can be done in one day.

Then there are buses and trains from Shanghai to Hangzhou

Hangzhou's West Lake is located in the city center. It is the only scenic spot in the country with a city within a city and a city within the scenery. Almost everything around the West Lake is free. Leifeng Pagoda is RMB 40, Lingyin Temple is RMB 30, and to go to Lingyin Temple, you have to advance to Feilaifeng, which is RMB 30. The West Lake cruise ship can go to the island, which is behind the new one-yuan RMB. Hangzhou's famous scenic spot, Three Pools Reflecting the Moon... On the first night, you can go to Nanshan Road and find a bar to sit in. On the second day, you can go to Songcheng near dusk. When you are tired, there is one of the three most famous shows in the world. A large-scale performance of Songcheng's eternal love.

If you don’t understand anything, ask me specifically. I’m in Hangzhou, haha. I wish you a happy trip in advance. It is recommended that you visit the ancient towns in the south of the Yangtze River, such as Wuzhen

There is a direct bus from Hangzhou to Wuzhen at the East Bus Station. The departure time is 6:30 8:00 9:30 11:10 12:40 14:20 15:50 17:30, ticket price is 28 yuan. Tickets for Wuzhen Scenic Area: 100 yuan for Dongzha Scenic Area and 120 yuan for Xizha Scenic Area. Tickets are valid on the same day. During weekends and Golden Week, you need to purchase a night ticket to enter the scenic spot from 18:00 to 21:00 in the evening, and the fare is 25 yuan. Many people say that Wuzhen is more beautiful at night than during the day.

Consumption in Hangzhou is relatively higher than in northern cities, but apart from food and accommodation, you basically don’t have anything to do with it. You don’t have to think about these when you rarely go out.

Also, I would rather offend people than suggest you sign up for a group tour. It is rare to get out, and going to one shopping mall after another with a group will take up a lot of your time. There is silk, tea in Hangzhou, and white chrysanthemum in Wuzhen...

You can stay in Hangzhou for one night and catch the 15:50 bus to Wuzhen the next afternoon. Accommodation in Hangzhou is more expensive, under 200. , if ordered online.

Hangzhou can get on the bus from Hubin Bus Station, take bus 7-K7 (Chengzhan Railway Station-Lingyin) for 2 yuan, and go to Broken Bridge after 3 stops. The specific time is not specified, haha, just enjoy the sightseeing. Arrive at Broken Bridge and walk 1.5km to Zhongshan Pier to take a regular battery boat to the island (Santan Yinyue). Choose to get off at Huagang Guanyu Pier (boat ticket + island ticket = 45 yuan /person) The tour time of Three Pools Reflecting the Moon is about 1.5 hours. Get off the boat at Huagang Pier and visit Huagang to watch fish for 40 minutes. Walk around Su Causeway Suspension Bridge and go to Leifeng Pagoda. It takes about 20 minutes to reach Leifeng Pagoda (ticket 40/person). If you come back by car, take bus 808 from Jingsi (opposite Leifeng Pagoda) bus station (1.5 yuan/person) Or get off at Wushan Square on Y7 (2 yuan/person), or get off at Gaoyin Street on Y6 (3 yuan/person). Visit the famous Wushan Square.