The best tourist route from Xi 'an to Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai.

First of all, it depends on how many days you are out.

The following are just recommended places worth visiting: (Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai are very convenient by train, with an average of several minutes, all of which are high-speed trains)

First stop: Nanjing, Jiangsu Province: Take T140t118 on any morning to Nanjing Station (not Nanjing West), and then go to Confucius Temple first. There is a direct bus to the right of the exit to the Confucius Temple. It is estimated that it will take 40 minutes to drive, and then go to Xinjiekou Pedestrian Street for 2 hours.

The second stop is Wuxi: Lingshan Giant Buddha, Shuihu Town in the Three Kingdoms, and Yuantouzhu, which are all places worth visiting. Especially the round-headed pig must go. Yuantouzhu in Taihu Lake is the first scenic spot in Wuxi and the best place to enjoy Taihu Lake.

Suzhou third stop: Suzhou is famous for its gardens. Humble Administrator's Garden (the largest), Lion Forest (rockery), Lingering Garden, Canglang Pavilion, Huanxiu Mountain Villa, Master Garden, Retreat Garden and Art Garden are all worth visiting, but there is still a good place to go in winter, that is,

Tianyi Hot Spring-the first outdoor hot spring in Suzhou Valley. The outdoor soup area covers an area of about 24,000 ㎡, and there are 39 pools of indoor and outdoor hot springs, which are divided into six soaking areas: herbal medicine, aromatherapy, supreme, physical therapy, original flavor and leisure. Rockery, waterfalls and bridges are interspersed among them, and a fish therapy pool filled with colorful parent fish, a central waterscape stage and splashing waterfalls allow you to enjoy the amusement experience after soaking in the spring water.

The fare is estimated to be around 0/60 per person/kloc.

The characteristic pedestrian street is Guanqian Street in the urban area.

Fourth stop: Shanghai is a bustling metropolis with no special tourist attractions. Mainly shopping, but you must go to the local Town God Temple-featuring steamed buns and Yuyuan Garden-featuring various handicrafts, the Oriental Pearl, the Bund-a landmark in Shanghai, the China Pavilion of the World Expo (I don't know if it's good or not) and the Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street for shopping.

The fifth stop in Hangzhou: This place can be described as a paradise on earth. Get off the train and go directly to Chun Qing Road near the West Lake. It's best to take a taxi. There are many people cheating near the railway station. No matter who accosts you, I must be careful. I almost fell for it. I live in my home there, because the West Lake is close to shopping places, and there are cafes and bars nearby. After visiting the West Lake, I will eat Hangzhou snacks. It's near Wulin Square, and all the taxi drivers are there.

If time is enough, Yiwu, Zhoushan and Jiaxing can all go around!

Finally, I hope you have a good time this time!