How is the itinerary going from Beijing to Wuzhen, Xitang, and Zhouzhuang? What is the most reasonable way to arrange the route? If possible, I would like to add Suzhou if I have enough time.

These ancient towns are actually not far from each other, but how to connect several ancient towns without taking detours, connecting routes and time, is difficult for people who are not very familiar with these places to answer.

I have been to all the ancient towns in the south of the Yangtze River and am familiar with the transportation routes in this area. I have designed an itinerary for your reference:

1. Take the high-speed rail from Beijing to Shanghai Hongqiao ( You can also fly to Hongqiao Airport), change to the high-speed train at Hongqiao Railway Station and go to Tongxiang Station (it takes half an hour by high-speed train and one hour by train). From Tongxiang Station, take the city bus to Wuzhen. The second method is to take a train from Beijing to Shanghai South Railway Station and take a two-hour bus from the South Long-distance Bus Station next to Shanghai South Railway Station to Wuzhen. Method one is to fly or high-speed rail, method two is more economical, non-high-speed train plus long-distance bus.

2. Take the high-speed train or train from Tongxiang Station to Jiashan South Station, and then transfer to the bus to Xitang

3. Take the bus from Xitang to Jiashan Bus Station and take a long-distance bus, which is 103 kilometers and takes about an hour to Shanghai. South Long-distance Bus Station

4. Take a bus to Zhouzhuang from Shanghai Tourism Distribution Center South Station Branch at No. 666 Shilong Road next to Shanghai Long-distance Bus Station

5. Bus from Zhouzhuang Suzhou.

6. Suzhou to Beijing

7. Suggestions for reference: The ancient water town is suitable for visiting in the evening and early morning. Try to arrange to travel during the day on the road, arrive in the evening, visit in the morning and evening, and visit in the morning and evening the next day 9. Leave before 10 o'clock.