Travel guide] National Day travel must-read: 2009 Hangzhou self-guided tour guide complete version Font size: Small | Big November editor [send note] Title: Tourist Xiaolang Level: Total number of posts: 3 Reads: 398 Replies: 2 Published on 2009-09-04 16:20:07 National Day Travel Must-Read: 2009 Hangzhou Self-guided Tour Guide Complete Version 1. N things you must do in Hangzhou 1. Cycling along the West Lake Riding slowly on the beautiful West Lake, starting from near the broken bridge, you will first see the wide white embankment with willow trees on both sides. After a short time, tourists can ride down the bridge and feel as if they are flying on the West Lake. Looking at the Leifeng Pagoda on the left hand side, and the Gemstone Mountain on the right hand side, the lake shrouded in a clear mist evokes a lot of tenderness. The most rare thing is this broad field of vision, which is much more lovely than the tall buildings seen all day long. Find another way to walk freely. In fact, cycling in Hangzhou does not need to be limited to the embankment on the West Lake. It is also very convenient to use bicycles to travel in Hangzhou city. After leaving the West Lake Scenic Area from Su Causeway, you might as well ride to the Central Courtyard. The school gate, which has a Chinese painting artistic conception, is a scenery. The nearby coffee shops and bars are suitable for quiet and active, which is most suitable for young literary and artistic people. Next, you can go all the way to Wushan Square. The snack street is crowded with people. You might as well have a bowl of cat ears at the time-honored restaurant nearby, which is the authentic Hangzhou flavor. Car rental guide: Method: Visitors can pay 300 yuan in cash (200 yuan of which is car rental credit) with their ID cards and valid documents at various fixed standard public bicycle rental service points and Hangzhou bus IC card sales and recharge points. Deposit, 100 yuan is the pre-deposited fee), and apply for a Hangzhou public bicycle rental IC card (Z card). Cost: Within 1 hour: free for 1 hour; more than 2 hours and less: 1 yuan; more than 2 hours and less than 3 hours: 2 yuan; more than 3 hours: 3 yuan per hour Tip: It is best to ride a bicycle to the West Lake when there are few people, otherwise It’s hard to always have to stop when you encounter crowds. Night tour of the West Lake. At night in the West Lake, the weeping willows on the shore are reflected in the flickering neon lights. The surface of the West Lake is calm and soft, making people dare not speak too much for fear of disturbing her tranquility. I just want to sit on a stool by the lake, quietly without talking, and listen to the gentle lapping sound of the West Lake water. When the sunset is about to set and the night lights are turned on, it is the most beautiful time at night beside the Broken Bridge in West Lake. At this moment, you will definitely be intoxicated by the night scenery when you are there. 2. The Six Harmonies Pagoda overlooks the scenery of Qiantang. The Six Harmonies Pagoda is a must-visit attraction for anyone traveling to Hangzhou for the first time. The Six Harmonies Pagoda is adjacent to the Qiantang River, with Yuelun Mountain at its back, surrounded by mountains on the left and right, with lush forests and tall sky. It is the most important tall architectural site of the Song Dynasty in Hangzhou. There are two main landscapes here. One is to climb the pagoda and look at the Qiantang River and the bridge in the distance. The other is the Chinese Ancient Pagoda Garden, which gathers miniature ancient pagodas from all over the country. It is well worth the trip to see hundreds of pagodas in one place. Ticket: 20 yuan, an additional 10 yuan is charged for climbing the tower. Transportation: Take bus 2, K4, 308, 504, You 5 and Holiday 5 to Liuhe Pagoda Station. 3. View Feilai Peak from Lingyin Temple. Follow Beishan Road, follow Lingyin Road all the way to the west, and cross the cold spring at the end. Lingyin Ancient Temple is right in front of you. When traveling to Hangzhou, first see the West Lake and secondly see Lingyin. Feilai Peak The peaks in Lingyin area are full of strange rocks and unique scenery. The Indian monk Huili said: "This is the small ridge of Lingjiu Mountain in Central Tianzhu. I don't know why it flew here?" Therefore, it is called "Feilai Peak". Tips: 1) If you walk further in Lingyin, you can reach the north peak of "Shuangfeng Chaoyun". 2) There is a Lingyin Temple restaurant next to Lingyin Temple. The vegetarian food is very authentic and the price is reasonable. The per capita consumption is about 50 yuan. The place is crowded at noon, so it is best to avoid the peak dining period. Tickets for Feilaifeng Scenic Area are 35 yuan, and Lingyin Temple fragrant flower coupons are 30 yuan. To enter Lingyin Temple, you must first purchase tickets for Feilaifeng Scenic Area. Tickets for New Year's Eve are from 22:00 to 0:30 on the first day of the lunar month, 200 yuan/person; from 0:30 to 2:30 on the first day of the lunar month, 150 yuan/person. And the number of people admitted is limited. Transportation: Take J17, J18, K837, K7, K807, Y1, Y2, and get off at Lingyin Station. Y4 Arrive at Lingyin Dongduomen. K837 to Lingyin parking lot.

There is a 3-yuan battery car in the Lingyin Temple Scenic Area that can be used to tour the scenic area. The route is Lower Tianzhu - Tianzhu Xiang City - Middle Tianzhu - Fayun Ancient Village. 4. It is a pleasure to visit Qinghefang Millennium Old Street. There are so many snacks here, including Gusao cake, glutinous rice cake, osmanthus cake, Dingsheng cake, sesame paste, lotus root starch, eight-treasure porridge, and Xiaolong soup dumplings. , Hangzhou's famous dish "Beggar's Chicken" and the stinky tofu that smells bad but tastes delicious. There is a constant flow of people on the street just a few hundred meters away, either traveling with their families or in small groups. Apart from watching the street scene, they can't do anything. I have treated my stomach badly. The snack street is located between Gaoyin Lane and Qinghefang Street. Dozens of small wooden pavilion shops are lined up in two rows. You can eat delicious food from many places for only a dozen yuan. Gaoyin Lane has both time-honored restaurants in Hangzhou and specialty restaurants from various places. There are more stores with better decorations, such as Zhiweiguan, Huangfaner, Dasongfang, Red Pepper, etc. The prices are more affordable than well-known old stores such as Louwailou by the West Lake, and the environment and taste are also good. Transportation Qinghefang Historical and Cultural Street is located in downtown Hangzhou. It can be reached by taking bus No. 8, K8, No. 30, and No. 38.