Help me write a travelogue, how to write a travelogue

D1: Arrive in Xishuangbanna and experience the exotic taste of Southeast Asia in the grand "Lancang River Mekong Night". roaring bonfires; Miao Man Song and Dance; Dai Wang's Imperial Meal; unique Dai ethnic barbecue; intoxicating wine; The coconut grove ......Thousands of people feast together, singing and dancing to accompany the meal, the sound and color are gluttonous, are you enjoying a feast in the theater, or watching a big play in the restaurant?

40, live Jinghong.

D2: Manmai Sangkang Scenic Area - Dai Garden Scenic Area Day Tour. After breakfast at about 7 o'clock, take a five-star luxury oil tanker (or take a car) to see the intoxicating scenery of the "Oriental Danube-Lancang River", and go to the famous tourist town - Fengyun Olive Dam to feel the most original folk customs.

Enjoy along the way: Dai Jiangnan - Xishuangbanna Bridge - overlooking the ruins of the Dai Palace - tropical rainforests on both sides - riverside ethnic customs, taste pure Pu'er tea, and enjoy tropical fruits). Visit the Manmai Sangkang Scenic Area (about 2 hours):

Enjoy the wonders of the peacock flying southeast, the large-scale original Dai water style show, the Dai girl bathing, the water dance - the legend of the peacock princess, the Dai etiquette display - the loss of packets, toasting, tethering, sacrifice, high ascension, dragon boat racing, riding the Dai sedan chair, dancing unity dance, feeling the "Ruli Jinwang" long table banquet (at your own expense) for hundreds of people to eat at the same table. After lunch, visit the Dai Garden Scenic Area (about 3 hours): feel the Dai girl's "Whistle Duoli" welcome, visit the thousand-year-old village community, visit the Manchun Man Ancient Buddhist Temple, Dai folk handicraft display, Manting White Pagoda, Tabao Tree, visit the Dai Bamboo Building, enjoy the Mengbanaxi song and dance performance, and participate in the large-scale "Splashing Water Carnival" activity.

Return to Jinghong by car and stay in Jinghong.

D3: Keno Cottage - Wild Elephant Valley Day Tour. After breakfast, drive to Kino Cottage to visit the last confirmed ethnic minority in China - Kino (about hours), visit "Niujiao Characters", "Big Drum Gate", "Niutou Road", "Ancestor Marhei, Maniu", "Chico, Bugu Performance", "Tie Ping'an Line", "Statue of the Creation Goddess A Membrane Waist North", "Sun Flower Bed", "Toast and Welcome", "Kino Totem Pole", "Grand Duke's Kino Cultural Museum", "Kino Nationality Coming-of-age Ceremony", "Zhuoba Room and Zhuoba Cultural Center", "Weaving 'machete cloth'", Keno Da Inspiration", "Iron" and "Indigenous Tribes" with the theme of showcasing the indigenous culture of the Xishuangbanna border.

After lunch, go to the famous Wild Elephant Valley Scenic Area (about hours), the rainforest can not be taken away, but you can collect it, take the "Rainforest Sightseeing Cableway (at your own expense)", overlooking the long primitive tropical rainforest, **Tropical rainforest wild animals, butterfly watching pavilion, bird park, python park, watch the elephant wonderful show, you can return to the city around 15:30. Go to the coconut grove ethnic souvenir processing factory to bring some souvenirs to relatives and friends.

At the end of your Happy Banna tour, consider your next leg up. You have to fly back in the afternoon or evening.

To write a travelogue, you need to pay attention to the following aspects:

1. The theme of the travelogue: The theme of the travelogue should revolve around the purpose, location, scenery, and activities of the trip.

2. The beginning of the travelogue: At the beginning of the travelogue, you can briefly introduce the starting point, time, and mode of travel, as well as your expectations and longings for travel.

3. The body of the travelogue: The text should be based on time and place, describing the wonderful moments, feelings and experiences in the trip. It is possible to write about visiting places of interest, trying local cuisine, shopping, attending events, etc.

4. Description of travelogue: In travelogue, readers can feel the atmosphere of travel in vivid descriptions, such as describing beautiful scenery with adjectives and describing feelings with perceptual language.

5. The end of the travelogue: At the end of the travelogue, you can briefly summarize the experience of the trip, as well as the expectations and wishes for the place in the future.

Writing a travelogue also requires the following details:

1. Write a smile from the reader's point of view: The most important thing in writing a travelogue is to experience the trip for the reader, so it is necessary to stand in the reader's perspective and outline a more vivid picture and feeling of accompanying the ants, so that the reader can feel like being in it.

2. Enhance the perceptual experience with **and**: Inserting some local **and** into the travelogue can better present the non-verbal travelogue content, which can not only enhance the perceptual experience, but also make the structure clearer.

3. Pay attention to the description of details: The details of a place can often stimulate the reader's curiosity and desire for knowledge, so you may wish to describe more local characteristic shops, characteristic houses, customs and customs in the travelogue.

4. The language should be vivid and vivid: the travelogue is not a narrative essay, the travelogue should be adapted to the scene, the language should be vivid and vivid, and the image, vivid, emotional and perceptual language should be used to make the travelogue more vivid and interesting.

5. Experience local customs and culture: During the travel process, being able to experience the connotation of local culture will make the travelogue more in-depth and distinctive. A travelogue can provide an overview of the history and background of a local culture, aiming to present the reader with an in-depth reference to a very specific subject such as art, history, or life.

Why write a travelogue

Writing a travelogue is a great way to document your travel experiences. It is a very meaningful activity that can help other tourists understand the local situation and travel experience, help themselves improve their writing and expression skills, store good memories, and promote cultural exchanges.

1. Make full preparations for the sliding shed, watch more, listen more and remember more.

When visiting a place, you should be prepared to understand the local social conditions, laws and regulations, living habits, customs and taboos. Humanistic preparation is a necessary lesson for high-quality tourism, if the natural landscape is the main travel bend to let the scenic spots, you can learn about the local geology, what are the rare animals and plants, what are the legends of the special products, check which celebrities have visited here, and what travelogues have been written. In this way, you follow the path of your predecessors, breathe in the air of your predecessors, and see the sights of your predecessors, which is much better than not being prepared.

2. Highlight the main purpose, and be detailed and strategic.

In the process of writing a travelogue, we tend to make the mistake of keeping a running account, not thinking that an article should have a central theme, and you have to lead the reader back to your point. What is beneficial to the theme should be capitalized and close-up, and the little relationship with the theme should be as precious as gold, just as not all details in the painting should be outlined, some need to be thick and colorful, and some are brushed over. In this way, the whole article has priorities, ups and downs, and is not monotonous.

3. Change the scene and use your imagination.

When describing a scene, we often need to switch. So, how do you move from one attraction to another, and how do you connect it? There are two methods here, one is fixed-point description, and the other is moving-point description, a comprehensive method to vividly describe the scene.

Fixed-point point is to stand in a fixed place and describe the observed scenery in an orderly manner. The depiction of motion is that people move while walking, describing the same scene from different angles.

Clause. 1. Read first, then imitate.

We can carefully figure out the texts we have learned or the excellent compositions you have read, and appreciate how others write travelogues. I recommend Liang Heng's "Winter Fragrant Mountain" and Jia Pingwa's "The Story of the Tang Paradise" here, which are easy to read and imitate for children in the upper grades.

Clause. Second, feel first, then output.

Everyone is an independent individual, a special existence in this world, and they have their own feelings of not being filial piety to others in the outside world. Your travelogue refers to what you have seen, heard, and felt that belong to you, so in the process of traveling, pay attention to the people, things, and things that touch you, and appreciate your own emotional changes.

Clause. 3. Construct first, and then start writing.

As a travelogue, it is necessary to have a clear sequential structure. In fact, writing an article is the output of one's own thoughts and emotions, but the output must have a logical structure so that others can understand it. For example, "Remembering Jinhua's Shuanglong Cave" is written in the order of "on the road - the entrance of the cave - the inner hole - the pore - the outer hole - out of the hole", which makes it clear at a glance.

Good words: shining, fantastic, deafening, beautiful, earth-shattering, infinitely buried, endless, standing still, creepy, incomprehensible, heroic, precise, silent, broken and scattered, dazzling, magnificent, unexpected, unexpected, flashing, calm, calm, cloudless.

Cascading Standing Quiet Surging Brilliant Pale Drifting Whistling Endless Spreading in the Wind Miserable White Swaying Clear Colorful Steep Standing Strange Strange Treasures Meditation Cynical Steep Stranded Galloping Steep Gray Hold your breath and stare at it.

Overjoyed, spotless, staring, frightened, thoughtful, focused, spotless, turning sadness into joy.

The best way to write a great travelogue is to travel yourself. I feel it deeply, and I have to have a good literary style.

A travelogue should have six elements: people, events, places, causes, processes, and results. First of all, you should indicate the time, place, and people, and then slowly narrate the experience of the tour in chronological order, what scenery, what kind of people and things, and what interesting conversations between the characters, and then slowly describe it in the order of your own tour, and finally summarize and finish, express your heart, and express your emotions and opinions. In this order, there will be an excellent travelogue.

When we write a travelogue, we should keep the beginning and the end brief. Start by explaining the time, place, and person. For example, at the beginning of "You Shanjuan Cave", "My hometown Yixing, Jiangsu Province, has a famous tourist attraction - Shanjuan Cave".

At the end, you should write down your feelings in an argumentative or lyrical way. For example, at the end of "A Journey to the Natural Zoo", it is written, "'Haha......We ended the picnic with laughter. The joy of visiting the Jukumi Natural Zoo is endless, and it's no wonder that there are so many people from all over the world who visit it."

In this way, the article is written with a beginning and an end, and it gives a complete impression when read. We have to melt our feelings into the scenery and write the true meaning. When we write, we need to pour out our thoughts and feelings.

In addition, while writing scenes, we either explore the true meaning of life, or talk about ideological issues, and the spirit of learning, so that readers can be enlightened and educated while appreciating the natural scenery.

Hope it helps.

Tour the Great Wall.

This summer, my parents and I went to the Great Wall with a tour group.

The weather was fine, and when I arrived at Badaling, I got off the sightseeing bus and saw the town under Badaling. The houses are all like brick buildings in ancient times. There were countless people in front of the parking lot, as well as many foreigners with golden hair.

We followed the crowd up the Great Wall. Stepping on the road paved with rectangular stones and square bricks, I thought: how easy it is for us to walk at this time, but it turns out that the working people who built the Great Wall are carrying dozens of pounds of square bricks on their backs, walking step by step on the steep mountain, and then paving the square bricks to the uneven mountain road.

My heart sank.

Walking up the ridge, the slope is getting steeper and steeper. My mother turned to me and said, "Son, the road is getting steeper, you have to be careful!" I said, "Hmm! ”

I looked out from the battlement, and wow, the Great Wall in the distance was winding and circling between the mountains, like a long dragon encircling the mountains, and the dragon's tail disappeared into the endless mountains.