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I am from Chenghai. How much does it cost to travel to Xiamen? How much does it cost to go alone or in a group?

Of course it’s better to go by yourself!

Xiamen self-guided tours

1 Xiamen:

It can be said that it is one of the cities that is very suitable for self-guided tours. 1. Self-guided tourism can be said to be one of the fastest growing tourism methods in recent years due to its flexibility, self-service, temporary nature and strong experiential nature. Let me give you some suggestions for self-guided travel in Xiamen.

2 Recommended number of people:

More than 2 people, so that they can take care of each other during the tour. (However, we have also received a lot of travel enthusiasts traveling alone. It depends on your preference. In fact, Xiamen is so romantic. Stepping on the sea sand, listening to MP3, and blowing the sea breeze... Use your imagination, Xiamen belongs to you). Travel preparation: Change of clothes (you can prepare swimming suits in summer in Xiamen (please pay attention to safety, go to the designated swimming pool, there are relevant safety measures, safety first), commonly used medicines, ID cards and other documents. The temperature in Xiamen is high in summer, so a shirt is enough. Ladies, the same applies. In winter, the temperature in Xiamen is the coldest at 8 degrees at night. Two autumn coats are enough, as the coldest daytime is usually above 15 degrees.

3. Preparatory expenses:

It still depends on personal finances. (No, if you don’t bring money, then bring your bank card. All major banks in Xiamen are interconnected. ATMs are available 24 hours a day. Each card can withdraw up to 5,000 yuan per day.) Don’t have too much cash during travel. Card security.

4. Accommodation:

You must experience Haiyun when you go to Xiamen. It is recommended to stay in Gulangyu Island or a hotel near the sea. Hotels range from two to four stars, and the price Available from 120-3000. Xiamen's May Day, National Day and Spring Festival are peak seasons, so rooms are relatively tight. It is recommended that you book in advance. Booking through us will give you the best discounts and service quality, with a maximum room price of 2-7 days. I'm not trying to scare you. It's really hard to find a room in Xiamen during the peak season. (It’s a friendly reminder!!!)

5. Transportation:

How to get there: Xiamen has direct trains, civil aviation, steamships and buses. For specific train times, see "Transportation" on this site Related Column "If your train cannot reach Xiamen directly, you can transfer to Yingtan, Jiangxi. Provincial-level (and some municipal-level) cities across the country basically have direct flights to Xiamen, and the surrounding provinces of Fujian Province have direct buses to Xiamen. For self-driving, please refer to "Self-driving Tours in Xiamen on this website". Tourism transportation: Xiamen has very developed public transportation. You can go to relevant attractions in Xiamen by bus. The city bus pass is 1 yuan (air-conditioned bus is 2 yuan/person). You can take buses directly from the train station to ferries (No. 19 Gulangyu Island, No. 17 Nanputuo, No. 17 Wanshi Botanical Garden, No. 19 (Convention and Exhibition Center) Huandao Road, No. 1 terminal and transfer to No. 5 B Hulishan Fort, No. 801 Jimei. There are TAX services at Xiamen Airport throughout the day, and you can take bus No. 27 to the city (passing the train station). For other Xiamen bus routes, please refer to the "Travel Reference" of this site.

6. Suggested itinerary. :

There are ***7 regular tourist attractions in Xiamen: Gulangyu Island, Nanputuo, Hulishan Fort, Huandao Road, Wanshi Botanical Garden, Haicang Bridge, Jimei Ao Garden.

General A one-day trip to Gulangyu Island is enough to complete the trip. Sunlight Rock, in particular, is the most scenic spot in Xiamen and a must-see for tourists in Xiamen. There is a saying that "if you don't climb Sunlight Rock in Xiamen, you haven't arrived in Xiamen." You can see all the close-up and distant views of Xiamen, and the sea breeze blows slowly, which will definitely make you forget yourself. On Gulangyu Island, you can see the ancient buildings with Chinese and Western cultures, and experience another Gulangyu Island with the title of "Architecture of All Nations". , water platform, statues, etc., you can dream back to the scene of the national hero. On the island, you can also visit the "Min Customs Village" with southern Fujian customs and culture, and the "Xiamen Underwater World" where you can watch underwater fish. Some people don’t go to the Xiamen Botanical Garden, and I don’t think it’s recommended. In fact, the scenic area of ??the Xiamen Botanical Garden is quite good. You can enjoy plants native to Africa, as well as magical plants such as variegated fruit and color-changing grass. If you When the group reaches 10 people, the editor will personally guide you.

Xiamen’s temples: Nanputuo is quite famous, and other temples: such as Brahma in Xiang’an District, Xiamen. You can also visit the Qingjiao Temple and Qingjiao Ziji in Haicang District. The longest stone sculpture with five lines (song title: Waves of Gulangyu Island). For more information, please click on this site's "Twenty Famous Scenes in Xiamen"

7. Suggested itinerary (for reference only):

Xiamen Essence Two-Day Tour: Day 1: Morning: Gulangyu Island (Sunlight Rock, Minsu Spring, Gangzhai Back Beach, Shuzhuang Garden), Afternoon: Haoyue Garden, International Architecture Expo Line, Underwater World

The next day: Morning: Wanshi Botanical Garden, Nanputuo Temple, Afternoon: Hulishan Fort, Huandao Road, Convention and Exhibition Center, Jimei Ao Garden

8. Meal related:

Xiamen’s food is mostly seafood, but it’s not too expensive. Famous restaurants include: Xiamen’s Hao Qingxiang and Jiali Seafood. The mid-range ones include: Nanhai Fish Village. I personally think the famous dishes are: Nanputuo vegetarian dishes and local bamboo shoot ice (snacks) are good and very famous.

Other seafood can also be eaten in other places.

9. Snacks: There are too many snacks in Xiamen, such as sand tea noodles, Huang Zehe peanut soup, pancakes, fried oysters, Xiamen fried noodles, spring rolls, Mochi, flat food, etc. Editor, I can’t count them anymore. If you want convenience, you can take the ferry from Gulangyu Island to Xiamen and get Huang Zehe snacks on Zhongshan Road.

10. Tourist souvenirs:

Shopping: Xiamen’s main specialty is Gulangyu pies (many types), golden floss, seafood, dried fruits, tea (oolong tea), etc. It’s best to compare shopping

Souvenirs: < Stone sculptures, especially shadow sculptures, are worth buying. There are many souvenir shops on Gulangyu Island. You can go in and choose one or two pieces. Maybe there is something you like. Reminder: Read more, ask more questions, shop around, don’t follow the trend, and don’t be greedy for small profits.

Things to note when traveling to Xiamen by yourself

As the saying goes, men are afraid of entering the wrong profession, and women are afraid of entering the wrong industry. Afraid of marrying the wrong man. So what are you afraid of when traveling? Don’t be afraid. After reading the Xiamen travel precautions, you will have no worries when traveling to Xiamen.

1. When traveling to Xiamen on your own, don’t be fooled by taxi drivers or solicitors. If you travel independently to Xiamen airport or train station, take a taxi to find a hotel. The taxi driver will charge 20% to 30% of the room rate as a rebate, some as high as 50%. If the accommodation fee is 200 yuan/day, a rebate is generally given. It is 80 yuan; if the room charge is 300 yuan, the rebate is 120 yuan. Because you have to pay a rebate, the price of the room is relatively high or the location of the accommodation is relatively remote, which is not very convenient for going out. When you are looking for a hotel by taxi, when you ask the waiter, the waiter or security guard will pay attention to whether there is an introducer behind you. Trick: When you travel to a new place, be sure not to listen to people on the street (soliciting customers) Introducing hotels or hostels. If they enter the hotel with you, after you complete the check-in procedures, they will ask the hotel for 20% of your room rate as their introduction fee. (Of course, the wool comes from the sheep, and you have to pay the extra money. Your room fee and water prices have increased). So when you go out of a train station, airport or at a taxi stand, and a person is surrounding you (no, a bunch of people are surrounding you), you say: someone will come to pick you up later or tell you that you have booked a hotel. , (the world immediately became quiet). If you can't find the hotel at the moment, you can dial your mobile phone: 0592_8387359. Our customer service specialists will help you solve your problem immediately to avoid being entangled by the hotel trying to grab customers. If you are traveling with a few people, send two people to find the hotel first. After checking in, you can come back to meet your companions. Do not go to the hotel together with a few people, even less after the driver helps you put your luggage in the wine. There is no room for bargaining. It is not easy to get rid of accommodation introducers. You have to rely on your own skills. The money saved in this way will be a lot of money. Nowadays, travel websites have room booking services, and they are constantly promoted, and the price Moderately good service. It is worthy of everyone’s trust.

2. Things to note when traveling to Xiamen for shopping.

Go shopping at tourist attractions in Xiamen, especially Gulangyu Island. Merchants selling goods along the street are popping up one after another, and first-time buyers don’t know which one to buy and what to buy? Follow me. . . . The "basic" specialties to buy in Xiamen are: Gulangyu pie (authentic brand: Sunlight Rock series products, Chenji series products), meat products (Golden Fragrance series meat floss, authentic only one small shop on Longtou Road, the entrance There is a sign of Chinese time-honored brand. The products of this small shop have a history of more than 100 years. Seafood products, pearls, etc. are all available. It depends on your eyesight. However, the editor is checking one or two reputable shops with their After signing the contract, I recommend it to everyone. Yingdiao is also a good product and can be purchased. As for the tea that costs 10 yuan a box, don’t buy it. Most of the dried longan is made with flour and sugar. I don’t recommend buying it. I have never bought a good one (haha). For detailed introduction, please see the special products on this website (not included in the collected information collection). Friendly reminder: read more, choose more, and compare items

< p>A complete guide to Xiamen snacks

Xiamen’s snacks have long been famous, and there are more than 200 kinds of snacks so far, including salty roasted pork rice dumplings, fish ball soup, shrimp noodles, pancakes, taro buns, and chives. Boxes, bamboo shoot jelly, sand tea noodles, onion barley, fried barley strips, and sweets such as peanut soup, round soup, sugar pancakes, fried twists, fried dates, fried garlic, noodle tea, etc. are the most popular.

Moreover, many famous snacks with traditional characteristics have gradually evolved into refined, small, high-end, and diversified dishes and have become formal banquets and elegant halls.

Spring rolls - Xiamen used to call them "pancakes". According to legend, Cai Fuyi, a native of Tong'an in the Ming Dynasty, was the governor of Yunnan, Guizhou and Huguang Military Affairs. He often reviewed official documents all day long and was too busy to eat. Mrs. Cai was worried that her husband would starve in the long run. Then he came up with a way: wrap the dishes in dough, let Cai Gong hold the pen with his right hand, and eat with his left hand. It is very convenient to eat and write at the same time.

This way of eating gradually spread in southern Fujian. It has become a household favorite. Every household has the habit of eating pancakes during festivals, especially during the Qingming Festival.

Xiamen pancakes are made with bamboo shoots, peas, bean sprouts, vermicelli, dried tofu, fish and shrimp. , diced pork, oysters, carrots, etc. are the main ingredients. As for the various condiments, they are matched appropriately, but great emphasis is placed on seasoning with flat fish and pastry. It tastes crisp, tender, sweet, mellow and delicious.

Youll onion fruit - Mid-Autumn Festival is commonly known as "July 15th". There is an old folk custom of using salted onion fruit to worship ancestors. Legend has it that when a family was steaming this kind of offering, the child opened the steamer and saw that the salty fruit was half-raw and half-cooked. He thought it was "bland and tasteless", so he poured a bowl of meat into the fruit, and the adults After discovering it, it was already "steamed rice and ripe fruit". But it tastes pretty good.

As a result, people competed to imitate it, and after evolution, it changed from salty onion fruit to oily onion fruit. The method is: make shredded pork, diced parsley, fried and crushed flat fish or shrimp skin, rice paste, sugar, sweet potato powder, green onions, five-spice powder, and salt into a ball shape, put it into a bowl of rice milk and cook it. become.

When eating, cut it open and add some sand tea sauce, orange juice, mashed garlic, and sour radish to make it soft, fragrant, and delicious.

Soil bamboo shoot jelly - refers to a kind of common name "soil bamboo shoot" that grows in the beach mud. It looks like a star worm on land. It is crushed, washed and boiled, and then mixed with the rich glue. Φ Bin b is put into a small wine cup, cooled and frozen into small round pieces. When eating, use soy sauce, balsamic vinegar, chili sauce, peanut butter, mustard, and minced garlic as condiments and eat it as a garnish.

When Zhou Lianggong, a native of Henan, was an official in Fujian in the early Qing Dynasty, he once praised this "local bamboo shoot" that was not impressive in appearance but extremely delicious in his book "Min Xiaoji".

Oyster Omelette - Oyster Omelette uses the top-grade "pearl oyster" as the main raw material. Mix the eggs, sweet potato powder and chopped garlic thoroughly, and then add an appropriate amount of lard in the pot. Fry until both sides are crispy and brown. When eating, use mashed garlic, sand tea sauce, coriander, etc. as seasonings to achieve crispy, delicate, and delicious effects. Roasted pork rice dumplings - rice dumplings are available all over the country, but Xiamen has a unique flavor. It is made from glutinous rice, pork, mushrooms, dried shrimps and chestnuts, mixed with oil, wrapped in bamboo leaves into a diamond shape, and stewed in soup. When eating, use sand tea sauce as a condiment. It is not greasy in the mouth and has a refreshing fragrance.

Leek box - The leek box is made of flour mixed with lard as the skin, and stuffed with pork shank, shrimp, flat fish, Chinese chestnuts, leeks, and mushrooms, and wrapped into small boxes. The edges of the cake are shaped into wavy shapes and fried in oil. The filling is delicious and the skin is crispy.

Fried noodles - a unique famous dish in Xiamen, created by the original "Quanfulou" and "Shuangquan Restaurant". The cooking method is to use the best noodles and fry them in a 70% hot oil pan until they are reddish-yellow. Remove them to a plate and use boiling water to remove the oil. Set aside. Use lean meat, winter bamboo shoots, and mushrooms as ingredients, cut into shreds, and fry. , drain the flat fish and shrimp, add some Shaoxing wine, and then stir-fry the fried noodles with the ingredients. When eating, use Shacha sauce and red chili sauce as condiments.

Taro buns - taro buns are a summer and autumn snack. Peel and wash the betel nut taro and mash it into raw taro puree. Add a small amount of starch and refined salt and stir evenly. Apply a layer of oil on the inner wall of the bowl and add the prepared pork, shrimp, mushrooms, winter bamboo shoots, and chestnuts. Wait for shredded fillings, then cover with a layer of taro paste. Gently turn it upside down and take it out and place it in a steamed pan. Add chili, mustard, sand tea sauce, etc. to make it taste better.

Fried five-spice - lean meat with green onions, flat fish, Chinese chestnuts, duck eggs, monosodium glutamate, fine soy sauce, sugar, and five-spice powder. Stir evenly, wrap it in bean skin and fry it in oil. Cut into small pieces and serve with sand tea sauce. Red chili sauce, mustard, radish sour, coriander, sweet sauce and other condiments make the taste even more delicious.

Peanut Soup - Xiamen Peanut Soup is made from peanuts. First remove the defective kernels, soak them in boiling water and then remove the membranes. Add water to a casserole and simmer over low heat. Add sugar after the peanuts are cooked. Continue to boil until the peanut kernels are rotten. At this time, the peanuts are divided into two, floating on the water surface, rotten but not dissolved, the juice is dissolved but the water is not turbid, not oily and not greasy, and the fragrance is fragrant.

Xiamen's "Huang Zehe Peanut Soup" is a representative variety of Xiamen peanut soup, well-known in Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan and Zhejiang.

Noodle paste - Noodle paste is a soup made from shrimp, oysters, and fresh seafood, and cooked with noodles to form a paste. When cooking, the heat should be controlled well so that it is mushy but not messy and mushy clearly.

In addition to seafood as ingredients, you can also add duck blood or pig blood, or put a large bunch of pig intestines into the noodle batter and stew it, so that the fat can be incorporated into it and the intestines are cooked well. Served with fried dough sticks, fried green onions and minced pepper as seasonings, the smell is more intense and delicious. Of the three, don’t choose the expensive one, just the right one.