The latest guide to Wuzhen in 2012: First take the train to Hangzhou, then take the bus to Hangzhou Jiubao Passenger Transport Center. There is a direct bus from Hangzhou Jiubao Passenger Transport Center to Wuzhen. The average 40-minute bus ticket is 28 yuan and it takes more than an hour to reach Wuzhen.

Or if you have a train to Tongxiang, it will be more convenient. There is a bus K282 at the entrance of Tongxiang Railway Station before 17:30. It takes 30 minutes to go to Wuzhen. The bus takes 30 minutes to Wuzhen Bus Station. The ticket is 5 yuan. Taxi 80-100 yuan in Wuzhen.

It is an ancient town with not many places to play, but the scenery is beautiful.

There are contradictory former residences and typical Jiangnan ancient buildings.

The houses are very old, there are many small bridges, the rivers are very long, and there are many beauties in the south of the Yangtze River... The entrance fee to Wuzhen Dongzha is 100, Xizha is 120 during the day, Xizha is 80 at night, and the combined ticket is 150. I feel that Dongzha is relatively small. The 100 yuan price

The entrance fee is not very worth it. Xizha is very big and beautiful. After seeing both sides, I feel that the east and west gates look the same...all have the same houses...so if you want to be more economical, just go see the night view of Xizha.

It's cheaper as long as 80 attractions are in the Dongzha and Xizha scenic spots. If you buy a big ticket, you don't need the attraction ticket... Now you can't evade the fare in Dongzha. There are security guards strictly controlling it. If you are caught, you will be warned and fined.

Dongzha is cleared in the morning to prevent tourists from staying there overnight or sneaking in before the gate opens.

It is impossible for Xizha to have a similar situation.

Personally, I feel that although Xizha was renovated by the Tourism Bureau in the later stage, it is clean and fun.

Dongzha is a bit old and messy, so just spend a morning or mid-afternoon touring all the scenic spots there.

That is to say, in terms of route, you can visit Dongzha during the day and Xizha at night. Buy a coupon for 150 yuan. If you recommend accommodation in Wuzhen, you can go to Sina Blog and look at Wuzhen. There is a guy named Lao Zhang who lives in Xizha. He has a good reputation.

The outside of Xizha Scenic Area is not near the water. In fact, the one near the water is just that dark at night. At least it is so dark that you can’t see anything clearly. Uncle Xizha Zhang of Wuzhen, if you search this, you should be able to find his contact information... I 6

I stayed in a double room at the end of the month. It was very clean and the environment was good. It was also good to live in the Xizha Scenic Area, but the price was too expensive. Generally, a room facing the water costs more than 600, and a double room is estimated to cost more than 1,000. In the scenic area

All the B&Bs are unified by travel companies. There is only one booking phone number. The prices are the same. When it comes to eating, there are no particularly famous local snacks... However, the stinky tofu diced sponge cake, hand-made rice cakes, lotus leaves and steamed pork with rice flour are not bad. I also bought them on the street.

The glutinous rice balls made by an old lady were particularly delicious!

Anyway, don’t eat in the scenic area. It’s a bit expensive. Haha, I think Xizha is quite fun, but the things inside are not cheap and a bit commercial. Basically, one to two days is enough to visit Wuzhen. There is also Nanzha Old Street where you can go shopping.

There is no entrance fee for shopping, and there are some miscellaneous knick-knacks sold on the old street. The prices are not expensive~ The quality is average~ The specialties of Wuzhen that are worth shopping for are Sanbaijiu, blue calico, Gusao cake, and Hangbaiju Sanbaijiu.

It’s just a white wine. I bought two jars of it and the old man said that the taste is generally not as good as Maotai Gusao cake. I bought a box of it and it tastes okay, but a bit greasy and too sweet. The Hangbaiju tea tastes quite good. Basically, that’s all from my experience~ Don’t forget to give it to me.

Bonus points~~ Notes: 1. Before you travel, please be sure to bring original valid documents (ID card, passport, military officer ID, etc.) and check whether they are expired.

2. It is best to bring a towel. Toiletries in hotels are disposable, but towels are recycled.

Although everything is disinfected now, for the sake of hygiene, you should bring a towel with you.

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 ask about the price.

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