Self-expense travel from Qingdao to Wuzhen~

The main places to visit in Wuzhen are Dongzha and Xizha. Personally, I think Xizha is better. Before going there, I booked a B&B hotel on the official Wuzhen website online. I arrived at Wuzhen Bus Station at around three in the afternoon. There was a rickshaw at the door. It usually costs ten yuan, but it can be negotiated for five yuan. It is best to take a bus to Xizha at the entrance of the bus station, which seems to be K350. When you arrive at the Xizha lobby, go to the B&B accommodation first. The service staff will give you a map to tell you where to stay. Then you can buy tickets. The ticket for Xizha is 120 yuan, and the night view is 80 yuan, but you can only enter at night. The ticket for Dongzha is 150 yuan, and the pass is 150 yuan. However, the ticket office does not sell passes after 2 p.m., but if you go to Xizha If you want to stay, you can buy a pass at the accommodation place, and you can buy tickets for the next day in Dongzha. After checking in along the hall, we took the boat and entered the Xizha. After arriving at the accommodation and making arrangements, you can go shopping in Xizha. You can visit the attractions one by one according to the map provided by the accommodation. When you are tired of shopping, you can find a B&B to eat. Xizha is under unified management and the menus are all priced at the same price. It is best to find a B&B near the water to eat. You have to find it in advance, otherwise it will be difficult to find it during meal time. Special dishes include steamed white water fish, tofu and wild vegetables, fried fresh bamboo shoots, and special mutton. (I think they are all delicious). After eating, you can walk along the street and enjoy the night view, which is very beautiful. The cruise boats in the river are chartered, and the price is 180. Several people can charter a boat together, and it seems that the maximum number is six people. It is said that the scenery on the boat is completely different from that on the shore, but unfortunately I did not take the boat...

The next morning the host of the B&B will arrange breakfast for you according to the breakfast list given to you when you checked in. After eating, you will continue to visit the scenic spots on the map. By about ten o'clock After basically finishing sightseeing in Xizha, I went back to the B&B to pack my things, went to the B&B front desk to check-out, and then took the free shuttle bus from Xizha to Dongzha (it’s best to eat lunch in Xizha, because I was at the door when I arrived at Dongzha) When eating in restaurants, the food prices are much more expensive than in Xizha, and the taste is not as good as in Xizha. Dongzha is inhabited by local residents and there is no unified management, and there don’t seem to be many places to eat there). When we arrived at Dongzha, there were many more people than at Xizha. It seemed that many tour groups took people to Dongzha instead of Xizha. They looked at the map and walked along the river. They could finish the tour in two hours at most.

There is no bus to the bus station in Dongzha. If you are not tired, you can walk to a place called Golden Waterfront and walk right to the bus station. Otherwise, take the shuttle bus to Xizha and then take the bus there. station. In addition, don’t buy Wuzhen’s specialty chrysanthemums in Xizha. A pack costs 15 yuan, but in a small shop outside Dongzha, the same thing only costs 8 yuan. Wuzhen's Sanbaijiu is a specialty and not expensive, costing one to twenty yuan. As for the sister-in-law cake, I think it tastes average.

In short, it takes longer to visit Xizha, and there is not much to see in Dongzha. Just arrange your own time. If you arrive in the morning, you can go to Xizha after shopping in Dongzha. It seems that tickets for Dongzha can enter and exit twice a day, and Xizha only once. However, if you hold the accommodation card and tickets, you can enter and exit multiple times, but the night view ticket cannot. But I think that would be too much trouble. It would be better to go to another place after visiting one place.