On October 22, the three of them set off from Tianjin and wanted to go to Shanghai, Hangzhou, Xitang and Wuzhen to take photos and feel the local conditions and customs.

You didn't go to four places in four days.

Shanghai, the latest raiders of p>212:

Personal opinions are for reference only, completely original, and have been tested by yourself. . .

the detailed route depends on your own situation. I'll recommend some famous scenic spots to you. . .

Needless to say, the Chenghuang Temple is a must-see place in Shanghai. . . It's full of snacks. There are many snacks and more people. The delicious ones are all in long queues, especially the Nanxiang small cage, which goes from upstairs to downstairs. If you don't have much time, I suggest giving up. . . It's your luck to hold a snack festival from time to time in the Guangchang in the Chenghuang Temple. . .

1) The paths near Lu Xun's former residence on Tian 'ai Road and Shanyin Road in Hongkou District are beautiful, with quaint small foreign buildings and swaying phoenix trees, which make people think;

2) hengshan road Bar Street: Look at all kinds of buildings during the day, and you can soak in Shanghai at night;

3) Fuzhou Road Cultural Street: various professional bookstores, such as foreign language bookstores and ancient books bookstores, can also go to the old bookstores to find Taobao shells. If you are interested, you can also go to Yifu Building to listen to Kunqu Opera, and then go to nearby Xinghualou to eat exquisite traditional Shanghai desserts, which are delicious;

4) People [1] People's Square (the pigeons in the square are still worth seeing) and the nearby Shanghai Art Museum used to be a bell tower. Looking at the antique outside, it is very quiet to walk around inside;

5) the church near Renmin Square (I visited the church on Sunday and listened to the choir singing the hymn [1], which felt good);

6) Chenghuang Temple: a must-visit place for old Shanghainese, with famous snacks, such as Nanxiang steamed buns;

7) Riverside Avenue in Pudong: Going at night and looking back at the brightly lit Puxi, you will have a different feeling;

8) If you go shopping, go to Huaihai Road (but personally, the style is not necessarily better than COOL in Shenzhen, and the price is outrageous) or Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street

I've worked very hard, so please give me the share.

The scenic spots in Hangzhou are actually worth visiting

Like Song Cheng. Don't watch the performance ticket 8, watch the performance 18.

On the battery boat in the West Lake, San Tan Yin Yue (the pattern behind one yuan) is in 45 yuan.

Except for the tickets for Leifeng Pagoda 4, Jingsi, Tiger Run Mooncherry (Paolongjing Tea is the double wonders of the West Lake), Pagoda of Six Harmonies 15, Huanglong Cave 15, Feilaifeng and Lingyin Temple 45+3, and Xixi Wetland 8, everything else is basically free.

Generally, people who come to the West Lake see the old ten scenic spots.

Su Causeway Chunxiao San Tan Yin Yue Qu Yuan Feng He Ping Hu Qiu Yue Liu Lang Wen Ying Hua Gang Watch Fish Lei Feng Xi Zhao Broken Bridge Canxue These broken bridges that you can see when you walk around the West Lake can see the snow, but you can't see it. Hehe

You can get on the bus from the lakeside bus station in Hangzhou, take the 7-K7 bus (City Station Railway Station-Lingyin) to 2 yuan, and pass three stops to the broken bridge. The specific time is not specified, hehe, enjoy the tour. Arrive at Broken Bridge and walk 1.5km to Zhongshan Wharf, take a regular battery boat to go to the island (Sanyan Yinyue), and choose to visit Sanyan Yinyue under Huagang Fish Watching Wharf (boat ticket+island ticket =45 yuan/person) for about 1.5 hours. Get off the boat at Huagang Wharf and visit Huagang to watch fish for 4 minutes. Stroll through a suspension bridge in Su Causeway and go to Leifeng Tower. It takes about 2 minutes to reach Leifeng Tower (ticket 4/ person). If you come back by bus, get on the bus at Jingsi (opposite Leifeng Tower) and get off at 88(1.5 yuan/person) or y7(2 yuan/person) Wu Shan Square, or get off at Gaoyin Street at y6(3 yuan/person). Visit the famous Wu Shan Square.

You can also stroll along the lake for 2.2km after visiting Leifeng Tower. The scenery is still beautiful. You can see the Longqiao Liangzhu, one of the three eccentrics in Hangzhou, the Wansong Academy, which commemorates the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms emperors, and King Qian's Memorial, one of the ten scenic spots ... So it's almost five o'clock when you get to the Liulang Yingying, and a few hundred meters ahead, there is a green tea house where you can feel the tea culture in Hangzhou and see how Hangzhou people relax. A cup of tea, snacks, noodles, rice, snacks, cold drinks and fruits are all self-help, and then you can go to Hefang Street the next day. Anyway, if you stay in these hotels I mentioned, it's ten minutes' walk from there. < P > By the way, don't do that kind of hand-cranked boat for 8 hours, and it will take two hours to shake it in the dark, so you can go to a place in the lake called Maojiabu where pearls are sold ... Be careful < P > Recommend several hotels for you < P > These. Rest assured that Hangzhou is a city around the West Lake. Hotels in this area are not very expensive. If you book online, it will be cheaper, right?

Hangzhou Zhehang Holiday Hotel No.48, Hangzhou Qingnian Road

Hangzhou Violet Hotel No.36, Hangzhou Ding 'an Road

Pudding Hotel Qinghefang Store No.58, Gaoyin Street, Shangcheng District, Hangzhou

Hangzhou Aijia Self-help Hotel Chain International Youth Hostel-No.148, Xihu Avenue Store.

No.182, Qingchun Road, Hangzhou, Hangzhou Lakeside Hotel

Hangzhou specialty food:

Lotus root starch is sold in almost all major supermarkets in China.

It is recommended to pack dried bamboo shoots (ready-to-eat) hickory (peeled by hand) and braised duck with preserved vegetables.

All supermarkets sell braised pork with preserved vegetables, which are cooked in the building outside and ready to eat at home or steamed again. It's old tea, hehe

There are many snacks in Hangzhou, but they all belong to the category of satisfying people. For example, there are two yuan a pair on the street of Castanopsis fissa. According to legend, after Yue Fei was murdered by Qin Gui and his wife, everyone in Hangzhou hated Qin Gui. At that time, there was a small shop specializing in fried pasta near Wangxian Bridge. When the owner saw the treacherous court official Qin Gui riding in a sedan chair every day, he was resentful. One day, he kneaded the pasta into a human shape, put it in an oil pan, and while frying, he shouted, "Fried Qin Gui, Fried Qin Gui!" " What does he sell? He casually said, "Fried juniper." Hence the name. Now it's called scallion, hehe. There are also Dingsheng Cake, Wu Shan Crispy Cake, Cat's Ear and other Hangzhou specialties

Braised bamboo shoots in oil, raw fried eel slices, salted pieces, dry fried bell, Hangzhou Sanxian, Song Saoyu soup, Longjing shrimp, sauced duck, honey lotus root, beef tenderloin with pepper, drunken shrimp and pure vegetable soup from West Lake ...

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Wuzhen, the latest strategy in p>212

Take the train to Hangzhou first, and then take the bus to Jiubao Passenger Transport Center in Hangzhou. Hangzhou Jiubao Passenger Transport Center takes an average of 4 minutes to get to Wuzhen by bus. It takes 28 yuan more than an hour to get to Wuzhen

or it will be more convenient if you have a bullet train to Tongxiang there. Before 17:3, there is a bus K282 to Wuzhen, and a bus to Wuzhen bus station takes 3 minutes. Tickets to 5 yuan Taxi 8-1 yuan can fly to Xiaoshan Hangzhou Airport, and Xiaoshan Airport has a bus to Wuzhen. At about 6 o'clock at the latest, take the ticket to 48 yuan and get to Wuzhen in 9 minutes.

Wuzhen is an ancient town. There are not many places to play, but the scenery is beautiful.

There are contradictory former residences and typical ancient buildings in the south of the Yangtze River. The house is very old, there are many small bridges and long rivers. There are also many beautiful women in the south of the Yangtze River ...

Tickets for Wuzhen East Gate are 1, 12 in the daytime and 8 in the evening, and the ticket is 15

I think the East Gate is relatively small, and the tickets for 1 yuan are not worth it. The West Gate is very big and beautiful

After reading it, both sides think that the East Gate and the West Gate look the same ... they are all the same houses ...

So if you want to be economical, just go to see the night view of the West Gate. P > The scenic spots are all in Dongzha and Xizha scenic spots. If you buy a big ticket, you don't need a scenic spot ticket ...

Now Dongzha can't evade the ticket, and security guards are strictly controlling it. If you catch it, you will be warned and fined. Dongzha is cleared in the morning to prevent tourists from staying overnight, or tourists from sneaking in before opening the door. There can be no similar situation in Xizha.

Personally, I feel that Xizha is clean and fun, although it belongs to the later transformation of the Tourism Bureau. Dongzha, on the other hand, is a bit old and messy, so it is good to spend a morning or afternoon visiting all the scenic spots there.

That is to say, the route is to play in Dongzha during the day and go to see Xizha at night.

Buying a joint ticket is recommended by 15 yuan

If you go online to search Uncle Zhang of Wuzhen Xizha

He is in Dongxizha, and he has a good reputation in the central street of Wuzhen Scenic Area. But it's not all near the water. In fact, it's so dark at night that you can't see anything clearly ... Search should be able to find out his contact information and so on ... < P > It's also good to live in Xizha scenic spot, but the price is too expensive. There are more than 6 rooms near the water in general. < P > If you eat, there are no particularly famous snacks in the local area ... But the stinky tofu diced muffins and steamed pork with lotus leaf powder are ok ~ And me. Anyway, it's a little expensive to eat in the scenic spot. Hehe, I feel that it's fun to play in Xizha, but the prices of the things inside are not cheap. It's a little commercialized, hehe

It's basically enough to visit Wuzhen for one or two days, and you can visit Nanzha Old Street without entrance fee

And there are some miscellaneous gadgets in the old street that are not expensive ~ of average quality ~ still worth scouring

The specialties of Wuzhen are Sanjiu Liquor, blue calico, aunt's cake, Chrysanthemum morifolium

Sanbaijiu is a white spirit. I bought two jars and came back. The old man said that the taste was generally not as good as Maotai.

I bought a box of aunt's cakes, but it was a little greasy and too sweet.

Chrysanthemum morifolium tea tastes quite good ~

Please accept it ~ thank you ~ ~

Note:

1. Please bring the original valid certificate before you go out.

2. It is best to bring towels. Toilets are disposable in hotels, but towels are recycled. Although they are all disinfected now, for the sake of cleanliness and hygiene, you should bring your own towel. Also remember to take an umbrella in case of rain.

3. If you want to take a non-taximeter taxi locally, be sure to ask about the price.

4. No matter where you go shopping, please keep in mind that things inside or around the scenic spot are definitely much more expensive than those outside.