How much does it cost to travel from Xuzhou to Beijing with a group? How much is it to go by yourself? Are there any good tour groups in Xuzhou?

I am studying in Xuzhou now, and I just went to Beijing some time ago. I went to 700 (excluding catching the bus) and * * * 600 (excluding shopping) for 4 days and 3 nights because I had a student ID card.

D 1: Arrive in Beijing at 6:00-7:00 a.m. and take the bus around 12 the night before yesterday (for details, please check the train fare online 106 yuan). You have to buy a ticket in advance for this train, and then buy a return ticket in Beijing. Take subway line 2 to the hotel. In this description, the hotel is the one I booked before. It's in the front door of the store, near Tiananmen Square and Xidan, and on Dashilan Pedestrian Street. The transportation is very convenient, because I went with my roommate and stayed in a triple room, one night in the peak season 168. In other words, it took me four days to stay 168. The hotel is almost like this (later, students went one after another, as if our stay was the most cost-effective). Then, Beijing bus and subway are super developed. There are IC cards at the train station and subway gate. It is strongly recommended to do it. The deposit is 20 pounds. You can return the card with the balance before you leave. Take a short break at the hotel, walk from the hotel for ten minutes to the bus station and take a bus to the Summer Palace. The ticket seems to be 60. It is strongly recommended to rent a U to accompany the tour guide, and you can walk to Tiananmen Square when you come back from the Summer Palace at night. If you are tired, you can go back to the hotel to have a rest.

D2: On the way back from the Summer Palace, we reported a farewell party, watched the flag-raising ceremony, visited the Great Wall and the Ming Tombs, and got a student ticket to 60 yuan, including lunch. Friendly reminder, don't buy anything on the road, don't buy any Chinese medicine, jade and so on. When you come back with the group in the evening, you can visit Dashilan Pedestrian Street. This is a good place to eat and play. Quanjude has a shop there.

D3: Go to the Forbidden City. I can't remember whether the student ticket is 20 or 30. Rent a U-companion. Please bring your own lunch on this day. There is no food in the Forbidden City, because we will visit it until 3 pm. We are the first tourists in the morning. After visiting the Forbidden City, you can go to Jingshan in the back and get tickets to 2 yuan, or you can not go. If not, turn right and go straight. It seems that you can turn left at the first crossing and take the bus. Student ticket 35 can go to Gongwangfu. On the way to Gongwangfu, you can pass Bar Street, and there will be many people riding three wheels to take you around Beijing Hutong and tell Beijing stories. You can have a try. Gong left and went home.

D4: Take the subway to the Temple of Heaven. Student ticket is 28. End the Temple of Heaven and take the subway to the Lama Temple. I can't remember the ticket. It's not expensive anyway. Go to Xidan in the afternoon and buy some food for your classmates. Go to the railway station in the evening and take the train back to Xuzhou.

Note: Because we are poor students, everything is simple, and we basically bring our own food. Later, we found it really correct and convenient. Also, if you are a student, the student ID card is really useful. There are student tickets in many places.

Have fun!