Look at the plan to take pictures of the little donkey. This is because I misappropriated his answer to my question. First of all, I want to say sorry to him. This is Chengdu tourism. Living near our school is actually very good. If you can live in the school, you can save money on accommodation.

If you bring around 5,000 to visit Chengdu, you should be fine. I have another question. If you live near our school, it is still so far from the city. It is recommended not to live near the school, otherwise you will be very tired.

Chengdu city tour: 1: First day itinerary: Qingyang Palace, Du Fu Thatched Cottage, and finally Wuhou Temple (ticket 60 yuan).

First of all, Qingyang Palace and Du Fu Thatched Cottage are not far away. On the way, there is also the famous Chen Mapo where you can make teeth for sacrifice.

It doesn’t take long to visit Qingyang Palace. For lunch, you can try the famous Chen Mapo Tofu on the way to Du Fu Thatched Cottage. If you buy a ticket for Wuhou Temple at Du Fu Thatched Cottage, you can take the free bus to Wuhou Temple. At the same time, Wuhou Temple is in summer

The park doesn't open until eight or nine in the evening, so there's no need to rush there.

The biggest advantage of going to Wuhou Temple in the evening is that you can visit Jinli at night.

Jinli is right next to Wuhou Temple. It is a newly built small street in Chengdu that is very touristy. The locals say that the smell is only there at night. In Jinli, you can also buy and try the dried tofu sold by a stall there. It is very good.

eat.

2: The next day’s itinerary: Qingcheng Mountain and Dujiangyan.

It is best to go to Qingcheng first and then go to Dujiangyan, because there are more buses returning to Chengdu from Dujiangyan and the departure time is late, so there will be more space.

At Xinnanmen Station, there are buses to Qingcheng Qianshan and Qingcheng Back Mountains. It seems to cost more than 20 yuan per person. There are many trains, but in order to have more fun, it is better to get up early.

It takes about an hour and a half to drive to Qingcheng Qianshan. The Qianshan mainly has a Taoist temple, which is not interesting. The locals recommend the back mountain.

It’s another half hour’s drive to the back mountain.

The back mountain is very quiet and I feel comfortable staying there.

The fare from Qingcheng Back Mountain to Dujiangyan is 9.5 yuan per person. When you get to the station, you need to take a taxi to the entrance of the scenic spot, which only costs a few yuan.

I heard that there is a distribution center for individual tourists in Dujiangyan. You can also enjoy a free tour guide by buying a ticket for 90 yuan, but the specific address is unknown.

If there is no tour guide to explain, it is completely blind, and you don’t know what is going on, let alone why.

But we didn’t know this until we finished the tour.

If you go there, you can look for the FIT Distribution Center over there.

The bus from Dujiangyan back to Chengdu stops at Chazidian Station, which is far from the city, but it is right next to the bus terminal, so it is more convenient to go back to the city center.

3: The third day’s itinerary: Next is the Leshan-Emeishan trip.

I originally wanted to sign up for a two-day tour in Chengdu, but the travel agencies in Chengdu only go to Mid-Mountain and not to the Golden Summit. If you want to go to the Golden Summit, you have to do it yourself.

I also report to Xinnanmen Station every day. There are many trains to Leshan, the fare is 42 yuan, and the journey takes more than two hours.

After arriving at Leshan Xiaoba Station, take bus No. 13 to the scenic spot. The bus will pass through the city. When you see the gate of Leshan Scenic Spot and many tourists, you must get off the bus immediately. This is the north gate of the scenic spot, otherwise the driver will

Take you to the east gate, which is the entrance to the Oriental Buddha Capital. It only sells a pass for 105 yuan (including the Oriental Buddha Capital and the Leshan Giant Buddha). The tickets for the north gate are divided into 70 and 105. Those with 70 can visit the Leshan Giant Buddha.

and surrounding attractions.

(The Oriental Buddha Capital is a contemporary building complex with little value for visiting. The Buddha statues and legends inside were all made up by the builder himself).

If you want to walk on the plank road to see the Giant Buddha, you must be mentally prepared. There are so many people. We probably queued for more than two hours. It is best to prepare something to kill time. If you are too lazy to queue, you can take a cruise for 50 yuan per person, which is quite good.

, save energy and physical strength.

After arriving at Baoguosi Station, if you arrive late, find a place to stay at the foot of the mountain. Many businesses next to the station have hotels on the second floor, and the price of a standard room is 60 to 120 yuan.

In addition, you can also stay in the Baoguo Temple at the foot of the mountain. Standard rooms range from 80 yuan to 120 yuan. Staying in the temple for one night can be considered a different experience.

If you arrive at Baoguo Temple early, you have two options. One is to find a place to stay and settle down (the Postal Hotel and Teddy Bear Hotel opposite Baoguo Temple are available for accommodation, as are some clean farmhouses), and then

Go to Baoguo Temple and Fuhu Temple at the foot of the mountain; another option is to take a bus directly from Baoguo Temple Station. If you want to visit the scenic spots in the middle of the mountain, you can take a half-way shuttle bus to Wannian Temple Station, and then go up the mountain to find a temple or a private hotel to stay.

Next; if you want to watch the sunrise easily the next day, you can take the full shuttle bus directly to Leidongping, and then go up the mountain to find a temple or a private hotel to stay. Unless it is off-season or you are absolutely sure, it is recommended not to stay at the top of the mountain easily.

Although the price of accommodation in temples on the top of the mountain is similar to that at the bottom of the mountain, there are generally no beds in the afternoon and evening; the prices of hotels on the top of the mountain are extremely expensive.

4: The fourth day’s itinerary: The second day after arriving at Mount Emei.

If you live at the foot of the mountain and want to see the sunrise, you should get up early and take the first bus up the mountain from Baoguo Temple Station at 4:30 in the morning.

Even if you don’t watch the sunrise, you must get up early the next day. It is best to take a bus into the scenic spot at early 7 o’clock.