Traveling to Hangzhou on the third day of the first month, I want to go to Qiantang River to watch the tide. What is the fastest and most convenient bus route from the railway station to Qiantang Rive

Traveling to Hangzhou on the third day of the first month, I want to go to Qiantang River to watch the tide. What is the fastest and most convenient bus route from the railway station to Qiantang River? When is the best time to watch the tide every day? I come from Hangzhou. First of all, the Qiantang River has tides every day. But in a year, basically only the tides around August 15 are the most interesting. At ordinary times, there are only a few small waves, and sometimes it is not obvious at all (not just the first month). Therefore, LZ is not recommended to watch the tide now. And the tidal time is different every day, not once, but twice a day. According to the law, it basically goes backwards for about half an hour every day. Usually no one cares about the tide, so it's hard to say the specific time recently. You can check the tidal forecast of Qiantang River in Hangzhou online.

As for the bus route, LZ didn't say whether it was Hangzhou Station or Hangzhou South Station. Let's take Hangzhou Station as an example. There are many routes. I recommend two. 1, take tour line 2 /Y2 (inner ring) at Chengzhan Railway Station, change to No.4/No.504/No.808 at Su Causeway Station, and get off at Pagoda of Six Harmonies Station, which is the riverside. 2. Take bus No.3 at Chengzhan Railway Station, transfer to bus No.510 at Fengleqiao South Station, and get off at Jiuxi Station, which is also beside the river. In fact, Jiuxi and Pagoda of Six Harmonies Station are not far apart, and both are on the river.

Again, watching the tide at ordinary times is meaningless. It's best not to take it as the main purpose of coming to Hangzhou. Of course, it is possible to go there, but all you can see is the width of Qiantang River and the scenery on both sides, and there is nothing to see about the tides. It is better to mainly play other scenic spots.