From Jishou to the tea cave in the border town.

It's like taking a taxi from the train station for 5~6 yuan.

Note: the price of the meter plus the fuel cost of 50 cents is the payment price.

You can also take bus 1 or bus No.6 to "Pedestrian Street" (station name) and then take bus No.2 to get off at West Bus Station.

It is suggested that it is more convenient and cheaper to take a taxi.

It takes about 40-50 minutes to drive from the garden to the tea cave.

Sometimes there is a tea cart from the gate of the Garden Station to attract customers.

If not, take a taxi to "Liangshuijing" (place name).

Huayuan taxis don't hit the meter.

Two yuan per person.

Before getting on the bus at the gate of the station, ask whether the bus is "getting on or getting off"

If the answer is to go up, you can get on the bus.

The bus from the tea cave to the garden is easy to take.

You can sit in a small tea hole almost anywhere.

There is usually a car at 8 pm. If you find that there are few cars, you can wait all the way to Honganlai Tea Cave.

Ask and you'll know it's small and easy to find.

Traffic jams usually don't happen.

When you get off, you usually take a taxi under the cold water well and tell the driver to go to the "south of the city"

If you need to catch a train, many cars also go to Jishou at the gate of Huayuan Station, which will be faster than the train at the station and of course more expensive. The car outside is alone, 30 yuan.

The 9: 00 p.m. bus, I suggest you go back early.

Although there is usually no traffic jam, cars are usually crowded with passengers.

It's really late to charter a car back to Jishou.

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