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The seafood here is worth a try. The rich variety and fresh seafood are mouth-watering.

Ningbo 3-Day, 2-Night Travel Guide for Two (Budget 5,000 RMB) 🏨 Recommended Accommodation (2 nights, Budget 1,000-1,500 RMB) Budget (400-600 RMB/night): Atour Hotel (Tianyi Square), Ji Hotel (Gulou Subway Station) Special B&B (600-900 RMB/night): Old Bund River View B&B, Lake View Rooms near Dongqian Lake High-End Comfort (800-1,200 RMB/night): Shangri-La Hotel Ningbo, Westin Ningbo 🚗 Transportation (Budget 500 RMB) High-Speed ​​Rail/Flight: From Shanghai, the high-speed rail takes approximately 2 hours (150 RMB/person); from Hangzhou, the high-speed rail takes approximately 1 hour (70 RMB/person) Urban Transportation: Subway and taxi (Ningbo Metro covers major attractions; use the Ningbo Metro app). 📅 Itinerary Day 1: Old Bund + Tianyi Pavilion + Nantang Old Street (Budget 800 RMB) Morning Old Bund (Free): Ningbo's version of the "Shanghai Bund," perfect for photo opportunities during the day and even more lively at night. Ningbo Art Museum (Free): The building boasts a striking design, perfect for a photo op. Noon Lunch (150 RMB): Zhuangyuanlou (a long-standing Ningbo establishment; recommended dishes include the yellow croaker wrapped in tofu skin and the Ningbo-style shredded eel). Afternoon Tianyi Pavilion (30 RMB/person): China's oldest existing private library, immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage. Drum Tower Pedestrian Street (Free): Enjoy a stroll and eat, including buying oil-stirred dumplings and lye-cured rice balls. Evening Nantang Old Street (100 RMB): Stunning night views; recommended dishes include the jar-shaped duck and dog glutinous rice balls and the Cicheng rice cakes. Night Tour of Sanjiangkou (Free): A breathtaking light show. Day 2: Dongqian Lake + Hanling Old Street (Budget 1,000 RMB) Morning Dongqian Lake (Free): Rent a bicycle for a two-hour tour (50 RMB/2 hours) or take a boat tour (80 RMB/person) Xiao Putuo Scenic Area (30 RMB/person): Lake Heart Temple, stunning scenery Noon Lunch (200 RMB): Qianhu Fishing Port (Must-eat Dongqian Lake, recommended: Qianhu Four Treasures) Afternoon Hanling Old Street (Free): A charming water town with cafes and handcrafted shops, perfect for photo opportunities Southern Song Stone Carving Park (60 RMB/person): A great place for those interested in history and culture Evening Dinner (150 RMB): A local restaurant on Hanling Old Street (recommended: Grilled Rice Cake with Vegetables and Salted Yellow Croaker Soup) Day 3: Xikou Jiang's Former Residence/Xiangshan Film and Television City (Budget 900 RMB) Plan A: Xikou Jiang's Former Residence (ideal for history enthusiasts) Xuedou Mountain (150 RMB/person): A renowned Buddhist mountain with beautiful scenery Jiang's Former Residence (120 RMB/person): A complex of Republican-era buildings Lunch (150 RMB): Must-try Xikou thousand-layer cakes and taro heads Plan B: Xiangshan Film and Television City (perfect for photo opportunities) Xiangshan Film and Television City (150 RMB/person): Chance encounters with film crews and a time-travel experience in ancient costumes Shipu Fishing Port Ancient Town (60 RMB/person): Enjoy seafood and see the fishing port scenery Lunch (200 RMB): Shipu Seafood Stalls (swimming crab and yellow croaker noodles are recommended) Afternoon Pre-departure Shopping (200 RMB): Gangyagou Tangyuan (Gan Ya Gou Tangyuan), Cicheng Rice Cake, Youzanzi 💰 Total Budget (approximately 4,500-5,000 RMB) Project Budget (two people) Accommodation 1,000-1,500 RMB Transportation 500 RMB Food 1,200 RMB Tips Ningbo Metro: Most tourist attractions are covered. Download the Ningbo Metro app and scan the QR code to ride. Dongqian Lake: Renting an electric scooter or bicycle is recommended, as walking is too tiring. Seafood: The freshest seafood is available at Shipu Fishing Port and Nantang Old Street. Remember to bargain. Souvenirs: Recommended are Youzanzi (oil-fried glutinous rice cakes), Cicheng rice cakes, and Gangyagou (steak-shaped duck and dog glutinous rice balls). Have fun! 💖 #NingboTourism #NingboOldBund #NingboXuedoushan #NingboXiangshanMountain

Ningbo Songlan Mountain Two-Day Trip Guide: A Romantic Getaway Between the Mountains and the Sea, Explore the Golden Coast for 600 RMB per person I. Highlights ✔️ Stroll along the Yangtze River Delta's most picturesque coastal trails and visit popular beaches ✔️ Experience a sailing trip and witness stunning sunsets ✔️ Savor a seafood feast at Xiangshan and experience the freedom of small seafood ✔️ A budget-friendly, luxurious seaside getaway for 600 RMB per person II. Detailed Itinerary Day 1: Beach Carnival + Marine Sports Morning 8:00 AM Depart from Ningbo City by car or bus (1.5 hours) 9:30 AM Arrive at Songlan Mountain Tourist Resort (30 RMB admission, including shuttle bus) 10:00 AM Visit East Beach: Beach scooter and sea swing (optional) Afternoon 12:00 PM Recommended lunch at Baishawan Fishing Village (80 RMB per person, must-try the scallion-oil swimming crab) 14:00 PM Experience sailing (150 yuan/person, approximately 1 hour) or enjoy the ocean view from the glass plank road. 4:00 PM: Hike the coastal plank road to capture stunning photos of the reefs and waves. Evening 6:00 PM: Check into a seaview B&B (recommended "Mountain and Sea View" for approximately 300 yuan/night). 7:30 PM: Enjoy a beach bonfire party (summer only) or a late-night seafood stall snack. Day 2: Cultural Exploration + Island Relaxation Morning 8:30 AM: After breakfast, proceed to the Asian Games Center (free admission). 10:00 AM: Visit the ancient Mituo Temple and admire the thousands of sails sailing in the distance. Afternoon 12:00 PM: Enjoy your own seafood at the seafood market (optional in Xiangshan and Shipu, 100 yuan per person). 2:00 PM: Choose Route A or B: Route A: Family-Friendly: Ala's Sea Water Park (summer admission: 198 yuan). Route B: Literary: Ancient Chinese Fishing Village (60 yuan admission) - Photograph the historic fishing port. 4:00 PM Return Trip (You may bring Red Beauty oranges, dried fish, and other local specialties) III. Cost Details (Per Person) Item Cost (RMB) Description Transportation 50-100 Ningbo Round-Trip Bus/Fuel for Self-Drive Accommodation 300 Seaview B&B/Hotel Food and Beverage 200 Includes Seafood Dinner Ticket Experience 250 Songlan Mountain 30, Sailing 150, Fishing Village 60, etc. Total 600-800 Prices increase by 30% during peak season (July-August) IV. Locals' Tips Best Seasons: June-September: Suitable for ocean hopping (water temperature 25°C+) September-November: Fishing season, when seafood is at its peak Transportation Tips: Ningbo South Bus Station → Xiangshan Direct Bus (25 yuan/person) It is recommended to purchase a shuttle bus ticket within the resort (30 yuan for unlimited rides) Camera Locations: Sunset at the Asian Games Center Lighthouse Mituo Temple Observation Deck Panorama Heart-shaped Reef on East Beach Tips to Avoid: Choose rainy days to go sailing, as strong waves can easily cause seasickness. Check prices at the seafood market before ordering. V. Recommended Extended Itinerary If you have more time: Day 3: Go fishing in the Yushan Islands (ferry tickets must be booked in advance) Day 4: Day trip to Shipu Ancient Town and the Film and Television City Summary: A two-day trip to Songlan Mountain combines the excitement of sunny beaches with the tranquility of the ancient fishing port. For a budget of 600 yuan, you can enjoy seafood indulgence and a luxurious vacation, perfect for couples and families! 🌊 #NingboSonglanshanCoastalTourismResort #SonglanshanSeasideResort #SonglanshanSeasideResort #SonglanshanSeasideResortStrategies #SonglanshanSunrise

"After visiting Mount Putuo, I discovered this hidden gem to avoid the crowds! My bestie begged me not to post it on WeChat Moments!" I just took a friend to Mount Putuo, and for the price of a bowl of vegetarian noodles, we got a zen-like experience with ocean views! This guide addresses the three biggest pain points: crowds, missed temples, and not knowing which temple to visit. Save it! ✨ 🚶♀️ Two-Day Itinerary (Buddhism + Wild Walk) Day 1: Pray and Bless + Check Out Classic Photos ✅ 6:30 Morning Prayer at Puji Temple (Experience the monks chanting, 100% Merit) ✅ 8:00 Standing Guanyin Statue of Nanhai (Avoid the tour groups, the early morning light is stunning with fewer people) ✅ 10:00 Fayu Temple (Pray for a good marriage, remember to touch the "Fu" character) ✅ 12:00 Vegetarian Buffet (Puji Temple cafeteria recommended, 20 yuan for a full meal) ✅ 14:00 Qianbusha Beach (Few people, beautiful scenery, great for taking photos of the "Buddhist Coast") 🌙 18:00 Night View of Foding Mountain (Take the cable car up and down, overlooking the sunset over Lotus Ocean) Day 2: Hidden Gems + Off-the-beaten-path Activities ✅ 7:00 Fanyin Cave (Listen to the sound of the waves and gain Zen insights, a local's secret hideaway) ✅ 9:00 Xishan Scenic Area (Cliffside Boardwalk + "Journey to the West" Filming Location) ✅ 11:00 Mount Luojia Speedboat (Additional 50 yuan to unlock the "Buddhist Kingdom on the Sea") 🌙 15:00 Must-Do Before Returning: Buy a Box of "Guanyin Cakes" as a Souvenir (Look for the Putuoshan Food Factory) 🍜 Food Hits and Hits (A Blood and Tears Summary) 👍 Must-Try List Breakfast: Puji Temple Vegetarian Buns (Juicy Mushroom Filling, Go on Sale at 6:00 PM, Be Sure to Grab) Snack: Guanyin Cakes (Freshly Baked Sesame Flavor) Dinner: Radisson Manor Vegetarian Banquet (Zen-themed Environment, 150 yuan per person) 👎 Lightning Warning Seafood stalls near the pier (mostly frozen goods) Mineral water in the scenic area for 10 yuan a bottle (bring your own bottle to fill with mountain spring water) 💡Secret way to enjoy it: For the Luohan Vegetarian Restaurant at Fayu Temple, ask the waitress to add an extra spoonful of mushroom sauce! It's so delicious you'll want to lick the bowl! 📸 A photogenic spot (avoid tourist photos) Nanhai Guanyin Trail (shoot from above with a lotus seat as a backdrop) Huiji Temple on Foding Mountain (a Zen-like composition of red walls and bamboo shadows) Qianbusha Reef (photograph the "Buddha's Light Piercing the Clouds" spectacle at low tide) 👗Outfit Tips: Wear light-colored clothing = automatic lighting board Bring a silk scarf = instantly transform into a Guanyin messenger in the sea breeze 🚢 Transportation Tips Take a speedboat from Zhujiajian Pier (30-minute direct ride, regular boats will make you vomit) Buy a 2-day bus pass on the island (unlimited rides are more cost-effective than a one-way trip) Catch the first boat to Luojia Mountain at 7:30 AM (services may be canceled in the afternoon due to high waves) 💰Money-saving tips: Free incense at the temple on Wednesdays Stay in a Longwan Village B&B for 50% less than a hotel 💌 Easter eggs only experienced pilgrims know Making a wish under the ancient ginkgo tree at Puji Temple is the most effective (wow during the golden season in November) Circumambulate the Guanyin statue of Nanhai three times and then bow (a secret ritual among locals) Bring home an empty bottle to collect "immortal water" to make tea (a spring in the hills behind Fayu Temple) 💬 Soul-searching question: Do you believe the saying "you must come three years in a row to make a wish"? Or...what magical experiences have you had in Putuo Mountain? **Let me know in the comments! **👇 ❤️Follow me to explore more places

September and October are truly budget-friendly! • Accommodation: Ocean-view B&Bs are over 200 more expensive than August! Weekend accommodation with a prime view will cost you between 600-800 per night. Weekends can be 100 less, but the value is still poor. • Transportation: Not only is it difficult to get a taxi locally, but driving to attractions like Shipu Fishing Port and Hua'ao Island will cost you enough to eat two more seafood meals (about 150 one-way from downtown Ningbo) for the gas and tolls you'll spend compared to peak season. • Tickets: Some small islands (like Tantoushan) are now charging full price in September. Previously, you could get discounts during the off-season, but now the average price per person is over 80, which is a bit of a pain. 📍 Things to avoid: These places are really not that great in September and October! 1. Songlanshan Beach: The water was already a bit cold in September, making swimming impossible. The beach was covered in windblown dead grass, making photos difficult. I could only walk around in the sand, which was a bit of a waste of time. 2. Chinese Fishing Village: Many of the food stalls were closed, and the previously lively folk performances had been reduced in frequency, closing by 4 PM. It was completely deserted and didn't feel worth the 60 yuan entrance fee. 3. Recommended alternative! Actually, visiting Shipu Fishing Port Ancient Town in September and October is even more enjoyable! It's less crowded, allowing you to leisurely stroll through the old alleys, watch fishermen drying fish, and watch the fishing boats return to port at the pier in the evening. Any casual photos are truly captivating, and it's free! 🚗 3-Day, 2-Night Itinerary: This is the best way to avoid detours! • Day 1: Departure → Shipu Fishing Port and Ancient Town (wander through the alleys and enjoy seafood noodles) → Evening visit to Fisherman's Wharf to watch the sunset → Stay in Shipu Town (good value, and even visit the seafood market in the evening) • Day 2: Day trip to Hua'ao Island (take a ferry to the island and see the offshore stone forest. The scenery is sparsely populated, but remember to bring snacks as there are few restaurants on the island) → Return to Shipu for an evening meal at a seafood stall • Day 3: Xiangshan Film and Television City (visit if you enjoy watching TV dramas; you can see the crew filming and rent period costumes for photos) → Lunch at a local specialty farmhouse restaurant → Return 🦞 Must-Try Food: Avoid These Pitfalls! • Must-try recommendations: ◦ Grandma's Seafood Noodles in Shipu Town: Ample ingredients, including fresh shrimp, clams, and razor clams, and the broth is incredibly delicious. For 15 yuan a bowl, you'll be full. ◦ Grilled shredded squid at the entrance of the market: 25 yuan per pound, freshly grilled and sold, incredibly delicious, and cheaper than those in scenic areas. ◦ Braised taro in the farmhouse: taro in the morning glory is at its fattiest in September and October, with a chewy texture and incredibly flavorful after braising. A must-try! #CityHumanitiesNotes #SceneryOnTheRoad #ACollectionofDeliciousSnacks #PhotographyGuide #CoupleTravel