Travel from Hefei to Xitang and Hangzhou.

In fact, there is nothing interesting about the West Lake, except the scenic names, such as broken bridges, remnant snow, whistling willow waves and watching fish in Huagang. That's all. There is no point in watching too much water, but I still suggest sitting down and rowing. It's quite tasty and a little expensive, so you can find someone to fight for it. If you are a young artist, you can go to Xiling Printing Factory, where the Olympic seal is taken out, and the museum can also have a look. If it doesn't rain, it will be very tiring to rent a bike and walk around.

Depending on where you live and take the bus, I live in the 7-day train station store (member 188, it seems that it is twenty or forty times more expensive on weekends). The bus is very convenient, close to the urban area, and it can be satisfied without taking a taxi at all. You can go to Qinghe Square and have a cup of tea at Taiji Tea Ceremony, which is more expensive than ordinary teahouses. The street is a food street, full of restaurants. I thought it was a snack at first, and the price was cheap, with a discount of about 30% outside the building. But the scenery outside the building is better, so you can eat while watching the West Lake. It is tolerable.

From Hangzhou to Xitang, there is a through train at Jiubao Bus Terminal, which runs four times a day. It happens that the post office downstairs of my hotel sells (exclusive secret recipe), such as 37 tickets and express passengers. Tickets are also tight in the tourist season, or you can take Jiashan at Chengzhan Railway Station and then go to Xitang. Actually, it's not very convenient to fly directly to Jiubao. This passenger station is too far from the city. You don't need tickets in the ancient town after 5 pm, otherwise you don't need tickets from Monday to Friday. Be sure to find a hotel near the water for one night. A cup of green tea by the river is delicious. There is an ancient town network with many inn introductions. I live well 160 (non-holiday). The food is cheap, and the small items sold are not expensive. The bar consumption depends on the individual, but if it is not a holiday, the popularity is not as good as that of Lijiang.

The main cost is air tickets. Accommodation, food and so on, the grade determines the price, in fact, there are no tickets for scenic spots.

If you have a lady, you can go to Wulin Women's Street. Bought two pieces (managed to hold back). Although the discount is not much, the price tag is much cheaper than my shopping mall.

It will help you to say a bunch of hopes casually. The two of us, mainly for leisure, didn't play much in Hangzhou and went to Xixi Wetland. Recommended). I also stayed in Shanghai for one night to watch the World Expo, and spent 7000 yuan in six days, mainly because the air ticket accounted for 3000 yuan, and I didn't care about food and play.