Isn t Wuzhen fun?Where is it fun in Wuzhen

It's okay, I haven't been there, I should go to see it, the two scenic spots of Wuzhen East and West Gate, the pass is 150 yuan;The east gate is slightly renovated on the basis of the previous one, and the west gate is a completely artificially built Jiangnan town.

Go to Wuzhen in the end is to stay for a night, look at the east and west during the day, mainly look at the east gate, and then look at the west at night, the night view of the west is very beautiful, it is best to be on the tea house next to it, drink tea, and slowly taste the scenery of the Jiangnan town, the main word of the Jiangnan town is "show", which is to be tasted, and finally to rent a boat, around the west gate to swim around.

It's best to bring some mosquito coils, toilet water and the like during the summer vacation, where there are more mosquitoes.

Not very fun, not as good as it is said. There are a lot of people. And the place is relatively small. After a few steps, you're done. The lie of Wuzhen's selling of things is particularly big. If you want to buy something there. Be sure to push it down to half price.

Wuzhen implements a one-ticket system for scenic spots, with a combined ticket of 60 yuan, including Huiyuan Pawnshop, Visit Lu Pavilion, Shadow Puppet Play, Hanlindi, Xiuzhen Temple, Ancient Stage, Mao Dun's Former Residence, Yu Liuliang Coin Museum, Wood Carving Museum, Blue Calico Dyeing Workshop, Gongsheng Bad Workshop, Wuzhen Folk Customs Museum, Jiangnan Hundred Bed Museum, Traditional Workshop Area, Xiangshan Hall, Boxing Boat Performance, Fengyuan Shuangqiao (Tongji Bridge, Renji Bridge) and other 17 tourist attractions. If you just want to walk around the water lane market in Wuzhen, you don't need to buy a ticket. You can walk into the scenic area in the back of the underwater corridor, as long as you don't enter the "tourist attractions" where the doors are guarded.

The water pavilion by the river, the old street and the bank paved with old stone slabs, the "teahouse" in the west and the "Lin family shop" in the east are the street style that you have to see when you go to Wuzhen. Visiting Wuzhen, generally 2-3 hours is enough.

It's not fun at all!Honestly!There are many people and the same as the vegetable market, crowded, hot, sweaty, everywhere are selling things, it is simply a commercial street, artificial traces are obvious, people are not authentic, the attractions are boring, don't go, I went to regret it today, the people in the tour group are not satisfied.

There are too many artificial traces in Wuzhen, a considerable part of the buildings are added in the later period, if you want to experience the antiquity of the ancient town, it is recommended that you Xitang and Nanxun, there are not many artificial traces, and the original buildings are retained more.

Xitang is the best. I've been there many times, and I don't go to other ancient towns once and then I don't go anymore.

I'm talking about the route from Shanghai to Xitang.

The train can only take to Jiashan, and then transfer from Jiashan to Xitang.

I took the bus from the North Square, and there were more buses than trains. It's more convenient.

The bus ticket is 28 yuan. The train knew that there were very few departures, so I didn't ask.

The car takes an hour and a half to reach Jiashan.

Get off, next to the bus stop, there is a bus to Xitang, the ticket is 4 yuan, 15 minutes to Xitang.

If you ride a motorcycle, it's 15 yuan.

If you take a taxi, it's 25 yuan.

If you go on a Saturday, you will have to charge an entrance fee, unless you go in before 8 a.m. or after 5 p.m.

How much is the ticket, you can find out if you look it up online. I don't know very well because I haven't been to Xitang on weekends or holidays, and I've never bought tickets.

If you want to stay, you can get it at 60-100 on weekdays. Normally, it's 80 pieces.

It will be slightly more expensive on weekends.

For eating, Lao Pinfang is economical and a very good choice.

Qiantang people are also good, suitable for the taste of Shanghainese, but ** more expensive than the old Pinfang.

Personally, I think it's still the old Pinfang delicious.

The restaurant on board is not recommended, it is not delicious.

The biggest expense is accommodation.

I stayed Monday through Friday for five days and four nights.

The room is 80 dollars a night.

It costs about 500 yuan in total.

It's best to be able to go on weekdays, there are too many people on weekends, and people are crowded, like crowding Nanjing Road.

It's really boring, and I can't appreciate the quiet and calm atmosphere at all. I can't squeeze in front of me for a meal, the price of the room has to be doubled, and I have to charge a ticket to come in. It's really not cost-effective.

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The attractions are very average, and the transportation is not convenient. Not recommended. Alternative is recommended.

Wuzhen is mainly the white walls and black tiles of the water towns in the south of the Yangtze River, as well as the beautiful blue calico, which is roughly a street, depending on the culture, or play... It's not bad at night, it's crowded during the day, and it's all hawkers now...

Don't go, the ticket is 190 yuan is not worth it, there is nothing, it is better to have a ticket for Shantang Street in Suzhou.

You'll find out if you go.

Wuzhen is an ancient town, and there are not many places to play, but the scenery is beautiful.

Wuzhen is divided into four gates: east, west, north and south. Among them, the east and west gates are developed by travel agencies and require tickets; The north and south gates are historical relics, and they are still being planned and developed, so there is no need for tickets.

Tourists and friends can go to Wuzhen before 11 o'clock, choose to buy a joint ticket, economical, 150 yuan includes all the attractions in Wuzhen, as long as you play well in the West Gate, do not come out, you can see the night view together. If you really can't get there around 11 o'clock, then choose the second way to play. Here friends may have a misunderstanding, thinking that the night view of Xizha is better than the daytime, but in fact, the combined ticket includes day and night.

The daytime in Xizha is also beautiful. Especially friends who like to take pictures, you can go in at about 3 o'clock in the afternoon, take pictures of the dusk in Wuzhen, eat in Xizha, and start the night scene just after eating.

Jiangnan Hundred Beds Museum: It is China's first museum dedicated to collecting and exhibiting Jiangnan ancient beds, located at No. 210 Wuzhen East Street, also known as Zhaojia Hall, with an area of about 1,200 square meters, containing dozens of Ming, Qing and modern Jiangnan ancient bed boutiques. From wealthy businessmen to ordinary people, there are all kinds of wooden beds, from one-bed one-room to one-bed multi-room (the bed is equipped with a powder room, a toilet, a servant's room, etc.).

With both the luxury of the nobles and the frugality of the common people, this exhibition is the culmination of Chinese bed culture.

Fun places to visit in Wuzhen:

In the early morning, visitors can go to the water market to experience Wuzhen's "morning tea guest". Rows of breakfast are covered with smoke, and there are many melons and fruits in the bamboo baskets. It coincides with the golden autumn osmanthus fragrance season, Wuzhen morning tea customers carefully launch osmanthus chestnut soup, osmanthus black tea, osmanthus glutinous rice cake and other delicacies.

Wuzhen belongs to the Taihu Lake basin water system, and the rivers are criss-crossed. Generally during the National Day holiday, Wuzhen Scenic Area will launch the "Canal Autumn Banquet", where the lights are on and the riverbank is brightly lit, and tourists can sit on the bank of the canal and taste the street banquet with a unique "canal flavor". In the old days, Wuzhen people basically planted osmanthus in every household, and in autumn, Wuzhen became a good place to appreciate osmanthus.

Osmanthus flowers are either connected along the water system road, or dotted with the courtyards and alleys of various families, and tourists can enjoy the osmanthus in the ancient town.

Introduction to Wuzhen

Wuzhen Town, belonging to Tongxiang City, Jiaxing City, Zhejiang Province, is located in the "Golden Triangle" of Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai, and the hinterland of the Hangjiahu Plain. The water system in Wuzhen belongs to the Taihu Lake Basin, with rivers crisscrossing and the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal passing through the town. Wuzhen was originally bounded by the city river, divided into two towns of Wuqing, and Wuzhen in the west of the river, which belonged to Wucheng County, the capital of Huzhou; The east of the river is Qingzhen, which belongs to Tongxiang County, Jiaxing Prefecture.

Wuzhen Town is a famous historical and cultural town in China, one of China's top ten charming towns, a township with a beautiful environment in China, and a national 5A-level tourist attraction, known as "China's last pillow water people", with a history of more than 7,000 years of civilization and 1,300 years of town history, it is a typical ancient town in the south of the Yangtze River in China, known as "the land of fish and rice, the house of silk", with a history of 6,000 years, and is one of the 20 best weekly forecast attractions in the country and one of the six ancient towns in the south of the Yangtze River.

The above content is referenced from Encyclopedia-Wuzhen.

Wuzhen is a small city in the south of the Yangtze River, full of fireworks in the world. A large number of ancient buildings have been preserved here, and the charm and temperament of the classical families in the south of the Yangtze River with small bridges and flowing water have been reproduced to the greatest extent. The ethereal Wuzhen will attract more tourists. Let's take a closer look.

Every time I walk into Wuzhen, it's like walking into a traditional Chinese ink painting. Whether it's stopping or walking through the streets and alleys, everything looks so natural, simple and elegant. There are few attractions like Wuzhen that cater to tourists all year round and are also a Jiangnan water town.

What's so special about it?

Relatively speaking, the most beautiful seasons in Wuzhen should be spring and autumn. The most beautiful times of the day are early in the morning and late in the evening. So that's why it's suitable for travel all year round. Whether you're in a good mood or not, it's easy to find your own peace when you come to Wuzhen.

Actually, it's going to Wuzhen, but the most important core attraction is in Tashi. Tashi is located on Wuzhen West Street, next to the ancient Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal. The road in the scenic area goes directly to Jiangsu, Suzhou and Tongxiang.

Easy access by car or by bullet train. Tashi is also well-crafted for both business and leisure trips.

The scenic area covers an area of square kilometers, and the rivers crisscross more than 9,000 meters. Ferries can be selected to enter and exit according to your needs. There are many ancient bridges, and the density of rivers and the number of stone bridges are the highest among ancient towns in China.

There are more than 250,000 square meters of exquisite Ming and Qing dynasty buildings in the scenic area. The strong historical and cultural atmosphere is also one of the reasons why tourists from the north and south come here again and again.

The first impression I had after entering the scenic spot was that it was clean! The second impression was that it was too clean, and the third impression was that it was really clean. Why?

Because unlike other water towns, the stone roads in Wuzhen are almost free of mud, and there is no domestic garbage in sight. The whole street is cleaned several times a day. Secondly, the staff of the scenic spot are all wearing work clothes and have a unified number, so you can see at a glance which tourists are and which are the staff.

It's not like other water towns at all, there are a lot of solicitors.

Finally, all the building structures, color tones, exterior decorations, and house numbers in the scenic area are quite standardized and unified, and it looks like a studio scene at a glance. It's no wonder that many film and television dramas prioritize this place when filming locations. Coupled with the restriction of large tickets, the overall number of tourists entering the scenic spot is not counted like other water towns.

Choosing Wuzhen, one after the other, means that you don't have to wait for others to line up to take pictures, because in Wuzhen you can take as many photos as you want, absolutely.

As for how Zhiji plays in Wuzhen, in fact, everyone has their own preferences and can choose to play according to their own wishes. The design of the instruction map and guide sign of the scenic spot is very reasonable, and it is rare to get lost in Wuzhen. Even if they are temporarily separated, it is quite convenient to have the same attraction.