I am a student, and I want to go to Xitang from Nanjing these days. I want the prawns to give me some advice. Including cars, attractions, fees and so on.

I am from Pinghu, Jiaxing, and Xitang is in Jiashan, which is very close to my home. I have been there twice. I think it's good. It's quite like the Jiangnan water town in Jiaxing. A little rain will be more artistic when you go. (It rained twice ~~O(∩_∩)O~). You can find a small restaurant with beautiful lights, sit by the window on the second floor, eat some Jiangnan food, taste some wine and watch the drizzle outside.

As for taking the bus, you can take the bullet train directly from Nanjing to Jiashan South. You can find the train number online yourself. The cost ranges from one hundred to two hundred, depending on which train you take. Either by car or by direct flight, you can check the fare yourself. When you arrive in Jiashan, whether it's Jiashan South Station or Jiashan Bus Station, first see if there is a bus to Jiashan (I saw the specific number of trains on Baidu Encyclopedia, you can check it yourself, it's too long, I don't know which bus to take, so I'm sorry to take another taxi). Don't trust taxi drivers or black car drivers who solicit customers. They will usually tell you that you can enter Xitang for tens of dollars without buying a ticket (Xitang ticket is now 100 per person, and they can always convince you that you are taking advantage). In fact, there are several entrances and exits in Xitang that can be entered for free, but outsiders don't know that they use this to cheat money (note that there is no such thing as holiday charges). If you take a bus to Xitang Station, get off and go straight. After a block, you will see a free entrance (remember to go straight ~ ~). If you take a taxi or a small black car, the fare must be reduced to less than 30 yuan, because Jiashan Bus Station and Jiashan South Station are very close to Xitang. And you should insist on going to Xitang bus station by car, and don't let them bring it in. When you arrive at Jiashan Bus Station, the access mode is as described above. If you can't find it, ask passers-by and don't take the main entrance, because going to the bustling place of Xitang not only wastes money, but also kills people (I was cheated the first time ~ ~ o(& gt；; _ & lt)o ~~), and the door I introduced is a bustling area as soon as you go in.

The snacks in Xitang are good, but a little expensive. There are many shops, but you should visit more. I forget the name of a shop, but there are duck gizzards with soy sauce, milk yellow buns, zongzi and steamed meat, and a kind of white meatballs wrapped in a little white, which tastes like fish balls. This is the best (and this shop is the kind of snack bar that you can sit in, and the others are either eating or selling by the roadside through a window). There is also a silk embroidery shop near this shop, which has good workmanship, good appearance and moderate price. There is a snack window on the other side of the river, and it is not bad to have a screwdriver. If you eat it, I suggest you Baidu read the words "Xitang Chef holds a high photo", which is a food introduction column in Zhejiang, and it can basically be regarded as correct. Specially recommend a dish in the program, braised in oil. I like it since I was a child, and it is a hometown flavor. Take the handwritten letter home, and you can choose braised soybean Euryale seed cake (sweet-scented osmanthus flavor is recommended). Soybeans with dried bamboo shoots should be good, and Euryale ferox cakes are also good now. Go to a few more stores anyway. Dragon beard cake is the most cheating, so don't buy round cakes. Let me introduce some snacks, maltose, mung bean soup, tofu flower, wonton, stinky tofu and fresh meat. Focus: Small wonton (delicious among the three delicacies), stinky tofu (the best food sold by the roadside old woman), and fresh meat steamed dumplings (Jiaxing specialty). Other dishes include: roasted meat with moldy vegetables, salted pumpkin, wonton old duck pot, minced wild flowers, boiled chicken, Malantou, white water fish, wrapped cicada and the most delicious noodles in Xitang. I like to eat roasted meat with moldy vegetables, wonton old duck pot, boiled chicken and Malantou.

Buy your favorite handicrafts, but bargain more anyway. The central idea is to visit more.

What scenic spots are there? You can go to Baidu Encyclopedia for yourself. Very detailed. Some of them need money. I'm not sure which one you want to go. Choose for yourself.

If you want to stay, you can book online in advance. I checked the carved bed, broadband, price and so on before. There are many online, and one or two hundred nights is enough. There is another advantage of booking tickets online. If you can't find the entrance, you can call the owner of the hotel you booked to pick you up ~ ~)

There is still time. You can visit the ancient town bar by Wu Peng boat, but these will cost a lot of money ~ ~!

Don't take a boat, don't go to bars, don't go to scenic spots, and don't buy things indiscriminately. It is enough to play 300 yuan a day. If you play for two or three days, it is estimated that two thousand is almost the same.

Near Jiashan, there is nothing interesting. It is also Wuzhen, but it is similar to Xitang. Wuzhen is more expensive than Xitang, and there is no free entrance. Tickets are now said to be 150. Jiaxing is just an ancient town, with nothing but small bridges and flowing water. You can also visit the South Lake in Jiaxing city, see the red boat and pay tribute to the remains of revolutionary ancestors. Go to Yanyulou to eat South Lake Ling or something ~ ~ Since we are in Jiaxing, we can also go to Hangzhou and Shanghai. Not far by car, there are too many interesting places, so I won't list them one by one.

I hope my answer is helpful to you. Welcome to our outstanding city Jiaxing. Have a nice trip! O(∩_∩)O~

PS: I am a student, too. Oh, it's so warm! O(∩_∩)O~