Travel from Liaoning to Shanghai, stop in Suzhou and Hangzhou, seek the most reasonable and economical tourist route, and get extra points for surprises ~

During the World Expo last year, I went to Shanghai at the end of May, and dropped by Suzhou and Hangzhou to write my heart for you.

First of all, you can choose to travel to and from Shanghai by train or plane. My suggestion is that you should keep your strength when you go and do whatever you want when you come back. Booking a plane ticket one month in advance is super cheap.

First, go to Shanghai. I think the China Pavilion of the World Expo is the place you really want to go. Personally, I feel that the China Pavilion is still good. I can spend a day visiting the Bund of Nanjing Road Town God Temple. It will be disappointing to remind the Bund to go at night and during the day. There is a beautiful cruise ship from 50 yuan between Pudong and Puxi on the Bund. Of course, if you don't care about the beauty of the boat, there is a special ferry on the Bund that can enjoy the same scenery as a cruise ship, but the boat is very ordinary, but it is run by the government, which is similar to the bus in 2 yuan/your classmates. If Shanghainese should know where the ferry is, there is another bright spot: Nike stores on Nanjing Road can customize sports shoes. After the whole shoe is completely designed by yourself, he is responsible for making a pair of shoes, and the price is around 1200 yuan. After all, you will have the only Nike shoes in the world, and you designed them yourself. I don't know much about other places in Shanghai, because I mainly visited the World Expo Park at first.

Let's talk about Suzhou going to Suzhou. The first thing to remember is that there are many day trips at Suzhou Station. It's not worth going with them. The second thing is to buy a return ticket after arriving in Suzhou. Remember that Suzhou can play enough in one day. Just take a taxi. It seems that taxis in Suzhou can swipe the bus card in Shanghai. By the way, you can also swipe your bus card on the ferry above Huangpu River. As for how to play the net posts in Suzhou, I won't introduce them one by one.

Also, I recommend you to go to Xitang. It takes about an hour by bus from Shanghai to Xitang. The night view of Xitang is not ordinary beauty. It is suggested to book an inn with a room by the river (there are plenty on the reservation telephone network), and sit by the window at night to watch the night scene and drink fragrant tea. . God, you are so beautiful! ~ As for how to play Xitang, just ask the innkeeper directly. They will tell you in detail where there are snacks and where the bar is the best. It should be noted that Xitang must go in the afternoon, because without the innkeeper, it is necessary to collect money to enter the ancient town of xitang before five o'clock in the evening, and the most beautiful thing in Xitang is the night view, so there is actually nothing to see during the day.

Finally, Hangzhou recommends that you go directly to Hangzhou the next morning after spending the night in Xitang. It takes more than two to three hours to drive from Xitang to Hangzhou. When you arrive in Hangzhou, you should know that the bus station in Hangzhou is far from the railway station, and it takes a long time to take a bus. Hangzhou recommends Qinghefang Historical and Cultural Street, which is a very good characteristic commercial street, and it is close to the West Lake, and there are many hotels nearby. Hangzhou depends on how you want to play. I only played in Hangzhou for one day. My itinerary is Jiuxi Waterfall-Gan Long Road-Longjing Village-Lingyin Temple-Wang Yue Temple-West Lake. This route was recommended by Hangzhou locals. The essence is to detour to the back of the West Lake, then take a boat to Huxin Island, and then go to the other side of the West Lake. Your destination is just the starting point, and you can avoid all kinds of tour groups. It's fun to play.

Well, I don't know if you understand what I said. Hehe, I wrote a lot of messy things. Let me summarize it for you.

D 1 Shanghai (China Pavilion Nanjing Road Town God Temple Bund)

D2 Shanghai-Suzhou-Shanghai

D3 Shanghai-Xitang

D4 Xitang-Hangzhou

Hangzhou-Shanghai D5 Hotel

It should be noted that

According to your travel date, I suggest you go to Suzhou, Hangzhou and Xitang first, and then go back to Shanghai, so I won't tell you why you missed the tourist peak of May Day Golden Week.

You must buy a return ticket before you go to a place.

Suzhou is a place where beautiful women come forth in large numbers. I will definitely feel that my eyes are not enough when I go there.

The night view of Xitang is great. Don't miss it.

The hotel in Xitang, Hangzhou had better be booked in advance, because it is very troublesome to find it now.

Hangzhou people are very nice. If you don't know the way, you can trust them

I wonder if there are few taxis in Hangzhou. Anyway, I went on the weekend, and it was basically difficult to get a taxi. You should be prepared.

There is a chain restaurant in Hangzhou called Grandma's. Authentic hangzhou dishes is a bit expensive. You can recommend the luxurious (tea spicy chicken).

If you want to go to Hangzhou, you must go to Longjing Village. Never go anywhere else to buy tea again, and go directly to the old farmhouse. Spring tea will come down when you go. Enthusiastic villagers in Longjing will make you fall in love with drinking tea.

Shanghai to Suzhou is an EMU, and the fare for half an hour is about 20.

It takes more than an hour from Shanghai to Xitang by bus. The fare is 30+ (I remember it was 36).

Xitang to Hangzhou is also a bus (it is best to buy tickets in advance). I don't know the fare. I just didn't get a ticket to reverse in Jiashan.

It's a train from Hangzhou to Shanghai, but the bullet train is a bit expensive. The express train bought around 5 pm is 40% cheaper than the bullet train.

This trip, if you don't buy things indiscriminately and control your shopping desire, 3000 is enough. When Shanghai has a place to live, it will be in its early 2000s.

Let's talk about this first.

If you don't understand anything, ask again.

By the way, I forgot to mention that I recommended you to Nanjing because I didn't have enough activities last time. Nanjing is the birthplace of Jiangnan culture. Very interesting. On the return trip, you can buy a sleeper from Nanjing to Shenyang, then go to Nanjing from Shanghai, and take a bus directly back to Liaoning in Nanjing.

Hey hey, by the way, I'm from Benxi, Liaoning. I don't know which city you are from.