How much does it cost to travel to Nanjing?

Nanjing is a very beautiful city, rich in cultural heritage and suitable for living, so I like Nanjing …

After getting off the train and out of Nanjing Railway Station, it is the endless Xuanwu Lake, which can no longer be described as spectacular. It's too beautiful and too big. On the other side of the lake is a modern high-rise building. I feel like Manhattan Island in the United States.

The scenic spots I have been to in Nanjing are:

The first day:

Yuhuatai: The national AAAA scenic spot is actually a martyrs memorial park. Nice scenery. Tickets to 35 yuan (student tickets to 28 yuan). Anyway, I think it's still worth 28 yuan. Rain flower stones are sold everywhere. The boss said he would go to Beijing to see the heads and Nanjing to see the stones. However, I didn't want to spend 10 yuan on a stone, so I didn't buy it. 1 You can buy three things at the door. You just need to tell the boss that you want to buy it, never bargain with your wife, don't say anything, just leave, and you will find that what the boss wants for 30 will become three pieces at the moment you leave, and you will be called back loudly. When I entered the door, my luggage was stored in a small shop in the north gate. I charge 5 yuan for a big box. I said only 3 yuan, and the boss readily agreed. I think 2 yuan will do.

Zhonghua Gate: Walk from Yuhuatai 10 minutes. Actually, there is nothing to see. The fare is only 10 yuan. I didn't go in anyway. I think it's enough to look at a gate like this from the outside, and it may be more spectacular than the inside. And there are many free doors in Nanjing.

Confucius Temple: I have never been to the real Confucius Temple, but the commercial pedestrian street outside the temple is not bad. Too cultured. I don't want to say anything about the combination of classical and modern architecture (actually modern architecture). Go and see for yourself. However, the snacks in Confucius Temple are not flattering. In fact, those merchants are not selling real Nanjing-style snacks, just to make money. Mutton kebabs, stinky tofu, bananas and bamboo are found all over the country. Dear Hunan brothers, when you go to Nanjing, don't eat stinky tofu from Nanjing Confucius Temple. It will make you want to eat for the rest of your life. The outside of the small yellow tofu block is still crisp, and the inside is scattered, with tomato sauce. I feel dizzy and really want to throw up! Waste Lao tze 3 yuan! There are also Hong Kong Peeing Bull Pills and 5 yuan 5 pills. It's interesting to eat one. There is really juice in this. I feel bitter after eating it. I threw away the last one. The plum cake in Confucius Temple is not bad. My friend said it was too sweet. I have a sweet tooth. I don't think the crystal cake is as delicious as the plum blossom cake, but my friends all say that the crystal cake is delicious and each has his own hobbies.

The next day:

Purple Mountain: I climbed up from the back hill. I'm exhausted. There is no scenery. I don't even know why I climbed. I can see a panoramic view of Nanjing from the top of Toutuo Mountain. Not bad! Zijin Mountain Peak Park wants tickets for 4 yuan. What do you think of 4 yuan? There really is everything. So I'd better not go. At first, I thought I could climb to the top of the mountain only from the Peak Park. Later I learned that it was not. I can detour to the top of the mountain for free. I was going to Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum when I went down the mountain, but two local old people advised me not to go. There is really nothing to see. I heard that no local people in Nanjing will go. Later, I persuaded them to go to the Purple Mountain Observatory, which was not bad. Student tickets 10 yuan, a lot of national treasures.

The third day:

Presidential Palace: I didn't go in, because the ticket for the small presidential palace is 40 yuan, and there are no student tickets yet. Dizzy Many professional tourist routes only show tourists the gate of the presidential palace and don't go inside, so I don't regret it (the tickets for the presidential palace are also postcards, which can be mailed home). There is a street next to the presidential palace called Bar 19 12, where you can take drugs. Friends who like drugs can go to HIGH at night. I am a student. My friend asked me to go, but I didn't go.

Jiming Temple: It takes half an hour to walk from the Presidential Palace to Jiming Temple. I'll walk, but fellow travelers, I want to tell you that tickets for Jiming Temple are for 5 yuan, but not for the tower. Now that the tower has been privately contracted, there is a ticket office under the tower to go to 5 yuan. There is an ancient Nicofota in Jiming Temple, which contains its ashes (made of transparent glass, with teeth visible). Interested people can go and have a look.

Drum Tower: The Drum Tower is the same as the Presidential Palace. There is nothing in it. Five dollars is better than not going upstairs. It's absolutely enough to look outside.

Nanjing University: It takes only a few minutes to walk from the Presidential Palace to Jiming Temple, Drum Tower and Nanda. It is best to take a one-day tour. Nantah is not bad, it is very small, and it is not tiring to walk around the whole school. Very cultured, at least much deeper than our Xiangtan University.

The fourth day:

Scenic spots along the Yangtze River:

Because I live in Confucius Temple, I take the bus 100 from Sanshan Street to Jiangmen, the terminal, to see the gate of the Ming city wall. Look carefully! ! ! There are words on every brick of the city wall. If you are not careful, you will miss it. Starting from Yimeng, you can go to Yifengmen via the Hydrangea Park (only 10 minutes on foot), which is not bad. When you arrive at Yifengmen, you can also go to Tianfei Palace (there is nothing to go, the Tian Fei Monument is not in Tianfei Palace, but beside Jinghai Temple). Jinghai Temple was signed by treaty of nanking, but it was not taken seriously by the state before 10. From Jinghai Temple, you can go to Yuejiang Building in Lion Mountain. I only saw the Yuejiang Tower below, but I didn't go up because the entrance fee is 30 yuan. Yuejiang Tower is a modern building built in 2002. I really don't want to spend 30 yuan to see a building in 2002! ! !

My feet began to hurt, but after the Yuejiang Building, the Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge was just ahead. I have to go. I walked to Qiaonan Road with my feet, crossed the approach bridge and got on the bridge. Nanjing people really want money, so they take the bridge elevator to 5 yuan (I walked up, but didn't take it) and go to the bridge to see the scenery 1 yuan (I go directly to the bridge, without giving them face, and don't go to the bridge! ) I walked the whole course of Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge with my feet. In fact, walking is not difficult. I walked from Nanpu to Bao Bei, and I couldn't walk when I came back, but there was a bus in the right direction. As long as 1 yuan, I took the bus back to Nanpu. When I went to Nanbao, someone took pictures. It was 6 yuan each, and I took them right away. I wanted to take pictures when I came back from the bridge, so I got off at Nanbao. Oh, my god, the photographer is gone. My car got off for nothing and cost 1 yuan. Finally, I had to take the Nanpu approach bridge to Da Qiao South Road (it took me more than half an hour), which was so dizzy! !

Nanjing's culture is embodied in that even in a bustling place like Xinjiekou, you will find the charm of culture when you walk into the Industrial and Commercial Bank of Xinjiekou. China Industrial and Commercial Bank is the former site of Bank of Communications, which was built in the early 20th century. The sign at the door lets you know that this building is actually a "cultural relic" level, but there are people working in it. This feeling is really good.

There are two very important scenic spots on the streets of Nanjing:

1 When the bus arrives, all the people waiting for the bus (there will be nearly 100 people when there are many people) are running with all their strength. If you run slowly, you can't get on the bus! Therefore, it is normal to see crowds of people chasing something on the streets of Nanjing. I don't know what Nanjing Transportation Bureau eats!

Nanjing people have no concept of traffic lights. They are 80 to 3 years old. When they see red and green lights, they will cross the road. There will be people riding bicycles on the fast lane in Nanjing. A friend said, "If you don't walk when you see a red light at an intersection, we Nanjing people will know that you are a foreigner at first sight, because Nanjing people never look at red lights." Haha, strange!

Generally speaking, Nanjing gives me a very good feeling. Nanjing people are hospitable, simple-minded, and have no feeling of excluding outsiders. I made many friends in Nanjing. Nanjing people are really hospitable people among China people! I like Nanjing and hope to go to Nanjing to develop my life after graduation.