Ask Nanjing locals or friends who have traveled to Nanjing

I am from Nanjing. Welcome to Nanjing! I recommend you stay at chain hotels like Home Inn and Motel. If you want to travel, you can take the Nanjing tour buses, which are Tour 1, Tour 2, and Tour 3. They contain almost all the classics in Nanjing! The most prosperous place in Nanjing is Xinjiekou, directly accessible from Metro Line 1! If you have any more questions to ask!

My boyfriend is going to Nanjing on a business trip. What gadgets can I ask him to bring?

1: Nanjing salted duck, although it is also edible, has traditional flavor and characteristics. It has a history of more than 400 years and is famous throughout the country. 2: Nanjing Shi Yuhua, the production of this product in Nanjing is very cheap. If you can buy it, you might find something beautiful! I'm sorry, I really can't think of anything else right now? Where there's something, there's a little bit of it. I think there are only two that are really unique~~~

: How much does it cost to travel to Nanjing?

1. Take the train and get off at Nanjing Railway Station, but don’t get off at Nanjing West Get off at the station. That's a long way to go. Nanjing Railway Station is in the main city, and its exit is Xuanwu Lake, Nanjing's famous scenic lake. It’s too far from the city after flying to Nanjing, and a taxi will cost more than 100 yuan. It’s not just a matter of waiting for the airport bus, it’s also not necessarily about getting there. 2. Nanjing Qinhuai snacks have always been famous in China, and Confucius Temple is a must-go place. You can see a snack street outside the west gate of Confucius Temple, but not all Qinhuai snacks are in it. There are also delicious duck blood vermicelli, Liu Changxing soup dumplings and red bean yuanxiao, Qijiawan beef offal soup beef pot stickers, and Confucius Temple Xianheng takeaway stinky tofu. By the way, there is a century-old restaurant called Lianrong in Confucius Temple, which is full of snacks. As for fun, there are only a few attractions. Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum has many grand attractions and has the connotation of the Presidential Palace. Personally, I think Yuejiang Tower is really good, with a broad view and a panoramic view of the Yangtze River. Highly recommended. 3. The summer in Nanjing is too hot, so there will be more people in September than in July and August. Because autumn is very cool, there will be more people in the future. The best season is of course spring, especially March and April, when Nanjing’s Meihua Mountain and Zhongshan Mausoleum are full of plum blossoms, which is really beautiful. You know that the city flower of Nanjing is plum blossom, and Nanjing’s Plum Blossom Festival is very famous; 4. Nanjing Osmanthus Duck, the meat is tender and fragrant. The production company must be Nanjing Osmanthus Duck Company, and there is cherry duck at the back, which tastes good. There are also beautiful rain flower stones that you can take with you, but you must choose them. Don't buy anything for 10 yuan. Beautiful Yuhua stones are very expensive; 5. Generally, two to three hundred people can eat, play and house two people a day. Usually less but not more. The Confucius Temple does not require tickets, and Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum is the most expensive, so you can choose to visit it. There are many express hotels, and it doesn’t cost much to eat, drink or snack, mainly on tickets to attractions. It’s best to take public transportation, it’s well connected, but don’t. Don't take a taxi. It's not worth it.

If you want to visit Wuzhen, Nanjing, Hangzhou, please recommend a travel guide during the Chinese New Year

-2012 latest Wuzhen: first take a train to Hangzhou, and then take a bus to Hangzhou Jiubao Passenger Transport Center. There are buses from Hangzhou Jiubao Passenger Transport Center, which take an average of 40 minutes to Wuzhen. It costs 28 yuan and takes more than an hour to get to Wuzhen, or it would be more convenient if there is a train to Tongxiang. There is bus K282 to Wuzhen before 17:30, and it takes 30 minutes to reach Wuzhen Bus Station. 5 yuan taxi, 80-100 yuan by plane. The latest is about 6 o'clock, the ticket is 48 yuan, and it takes 90 minutes to reach Wuzhen. Wuzhen is an ancient town. There are not many places to play, but the scenery is beautiful. Jiangnan has contradictory former residences and typical ancient buildings. The houses are very old, there are many bridges, and the river is very long. There are many beauties in the south of the Yangtze River. Tickets for the east gate of Wuzhen are 100 for the west gate during the day, 120 for the west gate at night, and 80 for a combined ticket of 150. I feel like the 100 yuan ticket is not worth it. Ximen is big and beautiful. After reading it, both sides felt that the East Gate and the West Gate looked the same. All the same houses. So if you want to save money, go to the Ximen Night View. It’s cheaper. As long as there are 80 attractions in the East Gate and West Gate attractions, you don't need attraction tickets if you buy tickets. The gates are cleared in the morning to prevent visitors from spending the night there or sneaking in before the doors open. There is no possibility of a similar situation in Tashi. Personally, I think that although Tashi was renovated by the tourism bureau later, it is clean and fun. The east gate is a bit old and a bit messy. It's nice to spend a morning or mid-afternoon exploring all there is to see. In other words, the route is to go to the east gate during the day and go to the west gate at night to buy a combined ticket. If it is recommended for accommodation in Wuzhen, it costs 150 yuan. You can check out the Sina blog. There is a hotel in Wuzhen called Lao Zhang, which has a good reputation. It's just outside the Ximen Scenic Area, but it's not by the water. In fact, it's so dark at night that you can't see anything clearly. Uncle Xizhazhang in Wuzhen, you should be able to find his contact information or something. I'm going to stay in a double bed room at the end of June. It's quite clean and has a nice environment. It's not bad to live in Tashi Scenic Area, but the price is too expensive. Generally, there are more than 600 beachfront rooms, and it is estimated to have more than 1,000 double rooms. The B&Bs in the scenic area are all unified by a travel company. There is only one reservation phone number and the price is the same. There are no local specialty snacks. But the stinky tofu, diced waffles, rice cakes, and steamed pork with lotus leaves tasted pretty good~ and I bought glutinous rice made by an old lady on the street. Anyway, don't eat in the scenic area, it's a bit expensive. Haha, I think it’s fun to play in Tashi, but the things inside are not cheap.

It's a bit commercialized, haha, it's basically enough to visit Wuzhen for a day or two, and there are old streets in Nanzha that you can visit for free. In addition, there are some miscellaneous gadgets on the old street that are not expensive and of average quality, and they are still worth exploring. The specialties of Wuzhen are Sanbaijiu, blue calico, and auntie cakes. I bought two jars of Chrysanthemum Sanjiu. The old man said that the taste is generally not as good as Auntie Maotai’s cakes. I bought a box, but it was a bit greasy and too sweet. Chrysanthemum Sanjiu wine tastes quite good. Basically, that's all I've learned. Don’t forget to give me some points~~ Notes: 1. Before traveling, please bring original valid documents (ID card, passport, military ID card, etc.) and check whether they have expired. 2. It’s better to bring a towel. Toiletries in the hotel are disposable, but towels are recyclable. Although they are now disinfected, you still have to bring your own towels for the sake of cleanliness and hygiene. Also remember to bring an umbrella in case it rains. 3. If you want to take a non-metered taxi in the local area, be sure to pay the price. 4. No matter where you go shopping, please remember that things in or around scenic spots are definitely much more expensive than outside. The attractions in Hangzhou are actually worth visiting, Cheng. Don't pay 80 for tickets to watch the show, 180 for the show. The Santan Fengyue (the pattern behind one yuan) on the West Lake battery boat is 45 yuan. In addition to Leifeng Pagoda 40, Jingsi Temple, and Tiger

Generally, people who come to West Lake will see the top ten old sights. At Su Di Xiao Chun San Beach Silver Moon Qu Yuan, Feng Heping Lake, Qiu Yue Liulang Wenying Flower Harbor, watching fish, Lei Feng, the sun sets in the west, and the broken bridge is covered with snow. You can see the broken bridge by the West Lake, but you can't see the snow. Haha, you can get on the bus from Hubin Bus Station in Hangzhou, take bus No. 7 (Chengzhan Railway Station-Lingyin), the fare is 2 yuan, and go to Broken Bridge after 3 stops. No specific time is specified. Enjoy traveling. Arrive at Broken Bridge, walk 1.5 kilometers to Zhongshan Pier, and take an ordinary battery boat to the island (Santan Silver Moon). Choose Huagang Fishing Pier (boat ticket to the island = 45 yuan/person) to visit Santan Silver Moon, which takes about 1.5 hours. Get off the boat at Huagang Pier, visit Huagang and watch fish for 40 minutes. Cross a suspension bridge on Su Causeway and go to Leifeng Pagoda. It takes about 20 minutes to get to Leifeng Pagoda (ticket 40/person). If you are coming back by bus, get on the bus at Jingsi (opposite Leifeng Pagoda) bus station, get off at No. 808 (1.5 yuan/person) or Y7 (2 yuan/person) Wushan Square or Y6 (3 yuan/person), and get off at Get off at Print Street. Visit the famous Wushan Square. You can also visit Leifeng Pagoda and continue walking along the lake for 2.2km. The scenery is still beautiful. Along the way, you can see the Songwan Academy, one of the three wonders of Hangzhou, where Zhu Liang studied, the memorial hall to commemorate the emperors of Qian, Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, Liulang, one of the ten scenic spots, and hear the birdsong. So it’s fast It's five o'clock. When you get to Rokuro, walk a few hundred meters further and you'll be there. And this is a green tea restaurant, where you can experience our Hangzhou tea culture and see how Hangzhou people relax. All you need is a cup of tea. Leftover snacks, noodles, snacks, cold drinks, fruits, etc. Eat the buffet and then go to He Fang Street the next day. Anyway, if you stay in one of those hotels I mentioned, it's ten minutes walk from there. By the way, I don’t do that kind of hand-cranked boat. It takes 80 hours, and it’s already dark after two hours. Shake it, you and I are going to a place called Maojiabu to sell pearls from the lake. Be careful, I want to recommend some hotels to you. These hotels are all by the lake, and the hotels in this part of the lake are not very expensive. It will be cheaper than 180 if you order online. Hangzhou Zhejiang Holiday Inn Hangzhou No. 48 Qingnian Road Hangzhou Violet Hotel Hangzhou No. 36 Ding'an Road Pudding Hotel Qinghefang Branch No. 58 Shangcheng District Street, Hangzhou Hangzhou Self-service Chain Hotel International Youth Hostel - West Lake Avenue Branch No. 148 West Lake Avenue, Hangzhou Hangzhou Jinhu Hotel No. 182, Hangzhou Road. What to eat as Hangzhou specialties: Lotus root starch is available in almost all supermarkets across the country. Recommended bagged dried bamboo shoots (ready to eat after opening the bag), pecans (hand peeled), braised duck with prunes, and other supermarkets outside the building. Sell. You can open the bag and eat it at home or steam it again. Don't buy tea now. What you are buying now must be old tea. There are many snacks in Hangzhou, but they all make people feel full. For example, there is a pair of green onions on the street for two yuan. It is said that after Yue Fei was murdered by Qin Hui and his wife, people in Hangzhou hated Qin Hui. At that time, there was a small shop selling fried noodles in Wangxianqiao. The owner of the shop saw the traitor Qin Hui sitting in a sedan chair and passed by the shop every day, so he felt resentful towards him. One day, he kneaded the spaghetti into a human shape, put it in the oil pan, and fried it, shouting "Fry Qin Hui, fry Qin Hui!" Others ask him what he sells? He spoke nonchalantly about frying junipers. From now on. Now it is called green onion, haha. There are also Hangzhou specialties, such as Dingsheng cake, Wushan shortbread, cat and chicken ears, braised bamboo shoots, raw fried eel slices, salty slices, dry fried bell, Hangzhou three delicacies, Song Sao seed soup, Longjing lobster, sauce duck, honey lotus root , Hangzhou pepper beef fillet, drunken shrimp and West Lake pure vegetable soup. I I have worked very hard, so give it to me.