Zhengzhou travel prices to five cities in East China. Travel quotations for five provinces and cities in East China

1. Travel quotations for five provinces and cities in East China

Please refer to our previous self-guided tour of five cities and one town in East China.

Nanjing trip

At 10 o'clock in the morning on August 11, four of us arrived in Nanjing.

Our first destination is Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum. It is necessary to go to Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum in Nanjing. The place we live in belongs to the Zhongshan Scenic Area and is relatively close to the Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum. A taxi ride costs less than 10 yuan. When buying tickets at the door, because our friends told us in advance, we brought a one-inch photo, so that we can apply for an annual pass (50 yuan), which at least includes Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum, Ming Tombs, Linggu Temple, and Purple Mountain Observatory. If you buy tickets separately, Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum alone costs 40 yuan, so buying an annual pass is very cost-effective. The overall architecture of Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum is majestic and impressive. It is a scenic spot worth visiting. Starting from Zhongshan Mausoleum, we went to Minngling Tomb and Linggu Temple. These three attractions are all within the Zhongshan Scenic Area and can be reached by taking Tour 1 or Tour 3. It was almost 50 minutes when we walked out of Linggu Temple. We participated in the second tour of Yuhuatai. The two attractions are far apart. When we arrived at Yuhuatai, it was almost half past five. The scenic spot was closed, so we took a photo at the entrance of the scenic spot without going in. Then we took a taxi to Confucius Temple, which is a famous place in Nanjing that integrates snacks, leisure and entertainment. Moreover, there is the famous Qinhuai River around Confucius Temple. Ancient literati, poets and brothel beauties often drank wine and wrote poems while rowing boats on the Qinhuai River. Very enjoyable. So when you come to Nanjing, you must visit the Confucius Temple. We found an antique shop and ordered some local snacks. The deep-fried snails are slightly spicy and have a great taste; Shi Yuhua glutinous rice balls look exactly like the street takeout Shi Yuhua. It's very realistic and tastes good. There is also the taste of siomai stuffed with wild vegetables. Later, we asked for duck blood vermicelli soup at another food stall restaurant, 3 yuan/bowl, not expensive at all. We all ate spicy food except me. They put red pepper in the soup, and they were all sweaty and carefree, which made me envious. After dinner, it was already 6 or 7 o'clock. It was already dark, and the lights around the Confucius Temple were on. The four of us rented a pedal boat for a night tour of the Qinhuai River (it seems to be 20 yuan/half an hour) and were ready to experience the Qinhuai River under the shadow of the paddle lights. While rowing, it started to rain lightly. Rafting in the breeze and drizzle really has a different mood. After rowing, we took a taxi back to our accommodation, then went back to take a shower and rest. The first day of the trip was over.

Our travel plan for the next day is to take a ferry to see the Yangtze River, the Second Yangtze River Bridge, and the Yangtze River Bridge. This route was recommended by a friend and it felt good. You can also try this route when you arrive in Nanjing. This is definitely a route that travel agencies do not take. We got up in the morning, went back to our room, took the car to the train station, and checked in our luggage. Take bus No. 8 from the train station (a dilapidated minibus, privately operated, but it won't kill anyone) to Yanziji, and it will arrive at the station in about half an hour. After arriving at the station, because it was raining lightly that morning and the road was muddy, we found a motorcycle to take us to the entrance of Yanziji Park (actually it takes less than 3 minutes to walk, but you can walk if the road is good). Tickets for Yanziji Park are 6 yuan/person. In fact, the park is very small, and the main part is a hilltop beside the Yangtze River. We all thought the 6 yuan ticket price was too high. However, the top of Yanziji Park overlooks the beautiful scenery of the Yangtze River. We stayed in the park for about half an hour, exited the park, turned into an alley, and walked for about 3 minutes to the ferry ticket office. The ferry we took was from Yanziji on one side of the Yangtze River to Baguazhou, a small island on the other side. The ferry is not a tourist route but a local means of transportation. There are only a few ferries throughout the day, namely 8:00, 11:00, 14:00, and 17:00. We caught the boat at 11o clock. A second bridge can be seen not far from the ship, becoming increasingly clearer as the ship gets closer. The Second Yangtze River Bridge is a modern bridge and very beautiful. After arriving at Baguazhou on the other side, we were not allowed to go ashore because the crew said there was nothing to do on the island. Besides, once we got ashore, we could only catch the two o'clock boat. The clock returned in the afternoon and we had our own plans so we went ashore without the division and took the boat back to Yanziji.

Next, our destination is Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge. The specific route is: take bus No. 8 back, get off at the central gate, transfer to bus No. 15 and get off at Nanqiao Fort. You can go directly to Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge from Nanqiaobao Park, but the entrance fee is 5 yuan, which makes us very angry. Many attractions in Nanjing are not big, but the fees are very expensive. We can understand the fees charged for scenic spots and historic sites, but the park should be for public welfare. It is really unacceptable to charge such high fees. A driver outside the park came over and stopped us and said we didn’t have Idon’s and I didn’t need to buy a ticket to get in. The fare was 10 yuan, we weighed it and agreed. Motos took us on trails so we didn't have to buy tickets. In fact, it's very close. Local people enter through the side road. We just don't I don't know. We felt we had been cheated and finally gave the driver 5 yuan for the fare. You can take the elevator to the Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge for 2 yuan/person, or you can walk up slowly (around the 6th floor). Naturally, Nanjing Bridge is not as modern and beautiful as the Second Bridge, but its overall appearance reveals its simplicity and grandeur. On the bridge, it is written that the people, and only the people, are the driving force for creating world history. Everything written by Chairman Mao is engraved on it. The red flags and sculptures on the top of the bridge, as well as some pictures on the bridge, all retain the revolutionary characteristics of the 1950s. The Yangtze River Bridge was built in the 1950s and took half a century, but its construction technology and quality can be said to be first-rate today. We can't help but express our deep respect for this great project. After visiting the Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge, we took a bus from the bridge back to the train station and prepared to go to Wuxi (there are many trains from Nanjing to Wuxi, you can buy them now). This is the end of our trip to Nanjing.

Wuxi trip

We arrived in Wuxi by train on the evening of August 12th. Wuxi left a very good first impression on us. Wuxi Railway Station is clean and beautiful. There are many tall buildings and wide roads near the train station. We didn't expect Wuxi to be such a modern and clean city. We stayed at the Taishan Hotel opposite the train station, and the standard room was 120 yuan/day. The condition is very good and the price is reasonable. Our plan was to visit Pearl, the source of Taihu Lake, the next morning. Yuantouzhu is the most beautiful place in Taihu Lake. When it comes to the word Hu gt; the so-called high-level intellectuals like us Tang, I don't know how to pronounce it. They think when they send turtle they should actually send yuan.

The next morning, it rained heavily. We rushed to the bus station to take the sightseeing line with an umbrella, but when we arrived at the station, we were told that the sightseeing line could not reach Yuantou Bamboo due to road construction. At this time, there was a minibus parked at the No. 1 station, and a man in his 50s was soliciting customers at the door. No. 1 and No. 1 went directly to the pier. We asked about the price and got one for 5 yuan. Although I thought the price was very expensive, I remembered that a netizen’s post mentioned the park gate. If the bus in the park is 6 yuan/seat. So it’s reasonable to drive to the pier for 5 bucks. Besides, it was raining outside, so we got in the car without thinking twice. I know this is a fake ship. When we were approaching the park entrance, the old man soliciting customers stood up again and said: There are two types of tickets for the scenic spot, one is 50 yuan and the other is 65 yuan. The 65 yuan ticket includes the ferry ticket, the 50 yuan ticket does not, and you have to buy another one. One-way ticket is 20 yuan. If you buy something starting at 65 yuan, give me the money and I will buy it for you, so that you can go to the pier smoothly and take the bus from the park when you come back. If you buy 50 yuan s, if the ticket seller at the AD door wins, I won't let you drive our car. To put it bluntly, what he means is that everyone must buy 65 yuan s and give him money. If you don't buy it for him, you have to get off. An old man's word can be deceptive, and it comes easily to people who don't like it. Idon’t know the truth and won’t be fooled. Everyone thought he was just trying to make a commission. If he buys it, let him buy it, so most of it is paid to him. In fact, the 50 yuan ticket also includes the boat ticket. The 65 yuan ticket includes two services: one is to take a speedboat, and the other is to take a free bus from the park entrance to the pier. We originally planned to buy 50 tickets, but we had to fight with the driver to get us to the dock as promised, otherwise we would have to refund the fare of 5 yuan. However, these two wanted to experience the thrill of a speed boat ride and with an idea of ??how they could get off the boat easily, they handed over the money together and we had to forget it. But I still secretly took a picture of the license plate number of the car with a digital camera, and planned to file a complaint against him later.

Since I bought a ticket starting at 65 yuan, of course I have to take a speedboat to Taihu Fairy Road, but the speedboat is closed, just like taking the subway, which is not exciting at all, so the first server for 65 yuan is of little value. When we boarded Taihu Fairy Island, it was drizzling. By the lake, there are groups of swallows flying in the air. The situation was spectacular. I have never seen so many birds flying in the sky. Although Taihu Fairy Island is not big, the scenery is very beautiful. Visitors really feel like a fairyland when they are in it. So when you arrive in Wuxi, you must go to the source of Taihu Lake. We stayed at Taihu Xiandao until about 2pm, then took the boat back to the dock. We thought that with tickets starting at 65 yuan, we could take a free bus from the pier to the park entrance. Who would have thought that when we took out our tickets, we were not recognized. People in the park said, your ticket is 6 yuan if you come in by private car, not our public car. We argued with them, and later we found out that the 65 yuan tickets in our hands were different from the 65 yuan tickets sold in the park. We can not take the free bus in the park, the fare is about 65 yuan. Only then did we realize that we had been deceived by that private minibus again. We spent more money but did not enjoy the service we deserved. We were so angry that we walked back to the pier, cursing the private minibus and the deceitful old man. But think about it, the park itself is also responsible for this. Why are there two different 65 yuan tickets? In fact, people inside the park colluded with private minibuses to deceive tourists. This is very unethical. When I first arrived in Wuxi, I had a good impression of Wuxi, but this time I was deceived and my good impression of Wuxi was completely wiped out.

We hope that the Wuxi tourism management department will rectify these phenomena that seriously damage Wuxi’s tourism image. At the same time, tourists traveling to Wuxi are reminded not to trust private minibuses, take buses to tourist attractions, ask the ticket office for information and purchase tickets, and do not let private minibuses buy tickets for you. If you are not afraid of walking a long way (about 40 minutes) from the entrance of the scenic spot to the pier

After returning from Yuantouzhu, we took a bus to eat wontons and steamed buns made by Wang. The steamed buns are good, but they are so messy. At 4 o'clock in the afternoon, we rushed to Suzhou by car (Wuxi is very close to Suzhou, about an hour's drive). The trip to Wuxi is over.

Suzhou Tour

We arrived in Suzhou at 5 pm on August 13th. We stayed at the Railway Hotel near the train station. The standard room is 200 yuan/day, and we got a 50% discount. We went for 80 yuan/day. The reason why we chose to live near the train station is because it is not far from the Humble Administrator's Garden. We wanted to go to the garden and Tiger Hill the next day. We had to take the train to Hangzhou the next afternoon, so it was more convenient to live here. The first impression of Suzhou is relatively simple, and the houses are not too high, which is completely different from the modern feeling of Wuxi. Let's put down our luggage and take a taxi to Suzhou Shixue Street, which is the famous snack street in Suzhou. As soon as we got off the bus, we saw the goal of our trip. What? A strange lobster shop stands on the corner of the street. What? The word Yutai should actually be Yuxu, which is a place name. This trip taught us a lot of difficult Chinese characters. What to see? The strange lobster shop is famous for its lobster. When we arrived, the main office was full so we had to go to the branch. It didn't take long for its branches to be full, which shows that its business is indeed good. We ordered a serving of Thirteen Incense, priced at 40 yuan/share. In a small bowl, there were about 25 lobsters. We ordered other dishes and one was just right for four of us. The lobster here really deserves its reputation. It feels spicy on my lips, but it doesn't mean my throat isn't warm. I rarely eat spicy food, but I enjoyed it this time. I highly recommend that friends who go to Suzhou must try the crayfish here! After dinner, we went for a walk, then took a taxi back to rest and prepare to visit Suzhou Gardens the next day.

The next day, it was drizzling. During our trip to Jiangnan, most of the weather was rainy. This is really a trip to the south of the Yangtze River in the rain. Because it is close to the gardens of the Humble Administrator's Garden, we gave up taking the bus and strolled through it under an umbrella. The houses in Suzhou are all antique, even the train stations are antique. Her garden in the Humble Administrator's Garden is in a small alley. Tickets are 45 yuan. The Humble Administrator's Garden is a small private garden, but the entire garden is exquisite. We walked around the rockery and our eyes lit up.

I saw lotus flowers in the pond and white and pink oleanders blooming on the shore. With the surrounding pavilions, buildings and pavilions, it is simply a little paradise. Seeing this, we can't help but admire the owner of this garden. It is a great asset to develop a person. Morality is here. The Humble Administrator's Garden is a treasure of Chinese garden art and worth a visit. It is best to go with a group and listen to the tour guide during the tour. From the Humble Administrator's Garden In the park, we went to Tiger Hill. The ticket for Tiger Hill is 30 yuan, which feels too expensive. Huqiu is where Wu Chai Cha buried his father. I thought I was going to see a big tomb, but I didn't see anything. What’s more interesting is that Tiger Hill has a very ancient history and is a veritable leaning tower with its leaning tower. Starting from Huqiu, we had a quick meal in a small shop, then rushed to the train station to take the afternoon train to Hangzhou. The trip to Suzhou is over. I suggest that if you have time, you can stroll around the old streets and experience the simplicity of Suzhou. Suzhou people also left a very good impression on us. Both the hotel front desk and taxi drivers are very polite and patient, better than Wuxi. As expected of a citizen of a tourist city.

Hangzhou Tour

It is said that there is heaven above and Suzhou and Hangzhou below. After visiting Suzhou, our destination naturally pointed to Hangzhou. We arrived in Hangzhou at 8 o'clock. The clock on the night of August 15th. It took a lot of effort to find a place to stay in Hangzhou. Speaking of which, in the past few days, since we were all online in advance (

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), I basically had no Idon 'I didn't think about accommodation, but I forgot to book Hangzhou that day. The day we arrived was a Thursday, not a weekend, but most of the hotels we asked about were full and there were no affordable and practical rooms. It took us over an hour to find a place to settle, which was the hardest part of our trip to find accommodation. We lived on Yan'an Road, and the standard room was 260 yuan/day, which is quite expensive in several cities we have visited. It is recommended that friends traveling to Hangzhou arrange accommodation in advance or book online, which may be more economical.

On the second day, our main attraction is naturally the West Lake. Originally, the place we lived was very close to the West Lake, and we could see it on foot in a few minutes. However, because the Northern Line is currently under construction, we took K4 and got off at Leifeng Pagoda. We took a photo with Leifeng Pagoda as the background. We don't have to climb this tower. There is no charge to climb the tower. We continued walking for about 10 minutes before arriving at Su Causeway. Su Causeway, also known as Lover's River Bank, has weeping willows on both sides. Looking around, you can see Xizi Lake, blue waves and boats. Walking on the embankment, I just felt the breeze blowing on my face. I can't tell you how comfortable I felt. It's a really great place for couples to have sex. You can take a public boat or rent a private boat to explore West Lake. The public boat is a large boat and costs 35 yuan/person. The private boat is a small boat that can only accommodate 4 people (not counting the boatman). One boat costs about 160 yuan/hour. In the end, we rented a boat, because rowing on the West Lake is still a leisurely and artistic boat. West Lake's private boats are all under unified management, with unified prices and unified services, so you don't have to worry about killing customers. Each boat has a boatman, who rows the boat with a single oar and acts as a guide. Our boatman was a simple and cheerful man. He explained to us, chatted with us, and joked with us. After a while, we fell in love with this boatman. The boatman's service attitude was very good. When he arrived at the famous Three Pools Reflecting the Moon, he patiently adjusted the boat to a suitable position for us to take pictures. On the way back from the boat, the boatman parked the boat on a shore and told us that there was a pearl shop on the shore. All the pearls on the market are wholesaled from here, so they are cheaper. Since the pearls belong to the Three Treasures of Hangzhou (Hangzhou Three Treasures: Silk, Tea, and Freshwater Pearls), we went ashore to have a look. This pearl shop usually offers 50% off pearl jewelry. The boatman said that he could still get a 20% or 30% discount, but the last resort was to make it cheaper. A pearl bracelet, originally priced at 760. Bought it for the last 100 yuan. It feels very valuable. After paddling, we felt hungry and it was time for lunch. Louwailou is very famous on the West Lake, but the boatman told us that the prices there are very expensive and the service is not good enough.

(Back and forth explanation, 1 hour, 20 yuan per car). It is not yet an attraction, but according to locals, the government is preparing to demolish the old street and turn it into an attraction, which has caused dissatisfaction among many old residents. Walking on the narrow streets of the old street, there are people selling vegetables, fruits and daily necessities on both sides of the streets. You can also see the most ordinary tea room: a shed, two or three tables, and benches. People sit together, chatting, drinking tea and watching TV. In short, if the scenic spot is Wuzhen of art, then the old street is Wuzhen of life.

Wuzhen is not big, so half a day is enough for sightseeing. But Wuzhen is really a place worth visiting. At five o'clock in the afternoon, we took the bus to Shanghai, and the trip to Wuzhen ended here.

Shanghai Trip

It’s not my first time to Shanghai, and I’m not interested in it, so this part is short. We arrived in Shanghai at 5 pm on August 17th and took a taxi to Fudan University in Shanghai. Our companion's friend in Shanghai helped us book our train tickets back to Beijing at 7pm the next day. At around 7pm, we took bus No. 55 to the Bund. Because it was a weekend and the season, the Bund was crowded with people. Due to lack of electricity, the lights on the Bund are not all bright, so the Bund is not as beautiful as the one on TV at night. Later, we visited Nanjing Road and it was also packed with people, just like there are always so many people when you go to Wangfujing in Beijing. But Nanjing Road in Shanghai is longer than Wangfujing in Beijing, and the clothes are heavily discounted and the clothes look very beautiful. I wanted to take a walk, but I was too tired and not interested. I was very tired when I went back that night. Fortunately, we didn’t have an itinerary to catch us up the next day, so we had a good night’s sleep. This was the first time in seven days that I was able to sleep well. But when I got up the next day, I felt even more tired. Maybe my nerves and muscles are too tense these days, so I can't do it when I'm so relaxed, which I'm not used to. At 12 noon, we paid the bill, took a taxi to the train station to check in our luggage, and then we started to split up. Two of us girls went to the City God's Temple, and two of us went to the Financial Street. We made an appointment to meet at the train station at 6 p.m. We took bus No. 64 from the train station to the Chenghuang Temple, which was packed with people. We ate snacks at the Chenghuang Temple and walked around for a while but found it boring, so we went shopping on Nanjing Road. It was cloudy in the morning and started to rain in the afternoon, 4o clock. We wanted to get back to the train station at 5:30, but we couldn't. You can't get a taxi on Nanjing Road. Later I asked a local and he told us that the fastest way is to take the subway. Walk from Nanjing Road to People's Square and take Metro Line 1 to the train station. Fortunately, taking the subway didn't delay our train. At 7 o'clock in the evening, we took the train from Shanghai to Beijing and arrived in Beijing at 9 o'clock. We clocked in on the morning of August 18, and our seven-day trip ended. I don’t have any feeling about Shanghai. Like Beijing, it is just a modern city.

Summary:

Our self-occupied trip cost about 1,500-1,600 yuan (excluding shopping expenses), which is slightly higher than the price quoted by the travel agency (the price quoted by the travel agency is around 1,200 yuan) , but it’s more fun than playing in a group. The overall itinerary was reasonable and all the money was spent. The four people traveling together are united and can work together, work together, and get things done together. Also, each person has a strong independent ability, which does not bring trouble to the entire team. It is recommended that you make full preparations before self-help, such as reading more relevant information, especially travel notes from netizens. It is best to travel together with 4 people, so that taxis and accommodation will be convenient.

2. Inquiry on travel quotation of five provinces and cities in East China

1. Seven-day two-bedroom tour to Zhouzhuang, a water town in five cities in East China. Adult: 880 yuan/person. Children: 380 yuan/person.

Two. Six-day solo tour to Zhouzhuang, a water town in five cities in East China (sleep and fly back): 1,080 yuan for adults; 1,080 yuan for children; 880 yuan for one person.

Three. Five-day double flight tour to Zhouzhuang, the water town of five cities in East China (this group tours every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday). Adult: 1580 yuan/person, child: 1280 yuan/person.

Four. Sunset Red Group - Six-day quotation for a two-bedroom apartment in Wuzhen, Shajiabang Water Township, three cities in East China: 1,180 yuan/person.

3. Tourism prices for five provinces and one city in East China

Shanghai.

Nanjing, Suzhou. Wuxi. Hangzhou. It is listed as one of the five cities in East China, commonly known as the top five cities in East China, and has very developed tourism resources. As a native of Datiaozhou (Changzhou), I can give you a good answer. Nanjing is the leading snack in Confucius Temple in five cities in East China. You will like the feeling of renting a boat and watching the night view of Qinhuai River at night.

Nanjing has many historical sites. The history is very rich, such as the royal cemetery, European-style buildings (Meiling Palace, Minling Tomb, Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum) and Chunniutou. Qixia in autumn.

The maple trees and maple leaf forests in Nanjing are also beautiful. There is also a film and television base in Sanguo City in Wuxi. There is a wetland park, and the most important thing is that the cherry blossoms in Wuxi are particularly beautiful. The Sakura Festival is held every year and I went to Japan

In g20 I went to Hangzhou. At that time, Hangzhou's investigation was stricter. So I didn’t have a chance to go to West Lake. Instead, go to Times Square in Hangzhou. Feeling the scenery of different countries (that is, the lights on the houses are the national flags of different countries) is also called the Hangzhou Light Show. You and I will love this place. It’s suitable for entertainment. Suzhou.

Suzhou’s American gardens are world-famous. Only four gardens are recommended.

The garden of the Humble Administrator's Garden. You can also go to Jin Beiming Museum. The environment there is particularly quiet and elegant. But remember your own path. Because it's easy to get lost.

You can also go shopping in Suzhou. Such as Pingjiang Road. Guanqian Street. Where are the handicrafts? The embroidery is particularly good. Suzhou Amusement Park and the Disney you mentioned are famous parks in East China. But it's not much better than the dinosaur park and amusement park in Changzhou. These places in the five cities in East China are still worth visiting.

4. Which are the five cities in East China? How much does it cost to travel?

Buy newspapers with special travel issues and find regular travel agencies. Now it costs 1,650 yuan to travel from Heilongjiang to East China, Huangshan and Qiandao Lake, and it is even cheaper in Hebei.

5. The price of a 6-day tour of five provinces in East China

It is not the six cities in East China, but the five cities in East China.

The five cities in East China are one of the important tourism resources in my country, mainly including Shanghai, Nanjing, Hangzhou, Suzhou and Wuxi. This is the land of fish and rice in the south of the Yangtze River, a place with beautiful mountains and rivers, a capital of historical and cultural relics, and a place where celebrities gather.

Zhouzhuang is the best place in Jiangnan. The urban style is dominated by the Shanghai metropolis. The Bund is ten miles away, Pudong New District rises from the ground, and the Pearl Tower towers into the sky.

Taihu Lake is vast, West Lake is beautiful with rippling blue waves, Suzhou gardens are breathtakingly beautiful, and Nanjing is one of the four ancient capitals of the ten dynasties. Jiangnan cuisine is famous at home and abroad. Nanjing salted duck, Wuxi sauce pork ribs, Hangzhou Dongpo pork, and Yangcheng Lake hairy crabs will all make you feel delicious.

: 6. How much is the travel quotation for the five provinces and cities in East China?

1. Nanjing: Nanjing, together with Beijing, Xi'an and Luoyang, are known as the four ancient capitals of China.

2. Wuxi: Wuxi is located on the shore of Taihu Lake and has many tourist attractions.

Wuxi has the beauty of rivers, rivers, lakes, springs and caves, and is one of the top ten tourist cities in China.

Suzhou: Suzhou gardens are the best in the world and have been included in the World Cultural Heritage List.

Among the four famous gardens in China, Suzhou occupies two places: the Humble Administrator’s Garden and the Liu Garden.

6. Hangzhou: Hangzhou is located in the north of Zhejiang Province, on the alluvial plain of the Qiantang River. It is the end point of the famous Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal.

7. Shanghai: Shanghai is the largest and most prosperous city in China.

8. Shanghai’s main tourist attractions are the Bund and the Oriental Pearl Tower.

7. Tourism quotation table for five provinces and cities in East China

There are many scenic spots in East China and they are relatively scattered. Each of the five cities in East China has its own attractions. Generally speaking