I will set off from Shanghai around 10 to visit Mount Putuo and visit go on road trip. I want to know the relevant driving routes and where to eat seafood. Do you recommend a place with good accommoda

I will set off from Shanghai around 10 to visit Mount Putuo and visit go on road trip. I want to know the relevant driving routes and where to eat seafood. Do you recommend a place with good accommodation? Hello, I'm from Shanghai. I go to Mount Putuo to burn incense every year. I can give you some personal experience in response to your question.

1. Tell me what you want to bring first:

Id card, you must bring it, and you also need to book a hotel.

Money, some clothes and skin care products, that's your own arrangement.

If you are a student, you must remember to bring your student ID card. Admission to the mountain is 80 at half price, and it can be halved if you go up the mountain.

I have nothing else. Suggest taking less things, haha.

2. Tell me about my accommodation and book air tickets.

Every time my family goes, they basically stay in schools and hotels run by local people. Actually, we used to burn incense. There is not much demand for accommodation, as long as it is economical. I think you think so, too.

Staying in those big hotels for 200-500 a night is boring.

I recommend one for you, near Putuo Mountain Pier. Crossing the dock 15 minutes, Xishan scenic spot is less than the point. Every time we go to the sailor's villa, we live there. Standard room for 90 nights, air-conditioned TV shower owner is not bad. The key is to be close to the dock and convenient to travel. It meets your requirements.

The scenic spots are usually incense coupons (tickets) for the Three Temples in 5 yuan. Between the general scenic spots, there are minibuses on the island. The fare is generally around 4 yuan, and the scenic spots are not far away. You can forget it. Let's come to a scenic spot for 20 minutes. Like going for the first time, taking a walk, seeing the sea view, basking in the sun and blowing the sea breeze. Very comfortable!

Watch the sunrise

Mount Putuo has two largest beaches, a thousand steps of sand and a hundred steps of sand. Actually, it's all the same, just a big point and a small point. I suggest going to Qianbusha. This is my first time to go there. The tour guide said that the location of Journey to the West was taken here, haha.

4. Round-trip ship and bus routes and reservations

If you go by boat, there are now three boats to Putuo Mountain, and there are flights every day (it used to be four boats, but now it has been improved and updated, haha). There are only two places to buy tickets in Shanghai: ① Wusong Bus Terminal, which is also the safest way. You can know the ticket price most clearly. Specific address: No.251Songbao Road. This is the address for selling tickets. I go there to buy it every year. You can go to the ticket office in Shanghai, 59 Jinling East Road, near the Bund. Friends in Pudong can ferry across the river at Dongchang Road Pier, and then walk for 5 minutes. You don't have to wait in line at the ticket office. You can buy it when you arrive, which is very convenient. Now the basic fare is 160~ 180, and the ship sails at Wusong pier at 20: 00 p.m. You can arrive at Putuo Mountain at 7: 30 the next morning.

Ok, your question is over! I hope you have a wonderful trip!

There are Guanyin cake, Buddha tea and other specialties in Putuo Mountain, but most people are still interested in seafood. After climbing Mount Putuo, in the South China Sea, there are several seafood vendors facing Guanyin on the roadside. Go forward 10 minutes, there is a community called Longwan Village, all of which eat seafood. However, the price of Mount Putuo is extremely high, so it is recommended to eat in Zhujiajian Island Island or shenjiamen. The seafood stalls in Zhangzhou and shenjiamen of Zhujiajian Island Island are very famous, and the food stalls in Donggang are also good (under Zhujiajian Island Island Bridge), and the price is also cheaper than that in shenjiamen. As for food, fish: small yellow croaker, hairtail and rice fish are all good; Crabs can eat swimming crabs (Zhoushan people call them white crabs), and blue crabs are not very delicious, so forget it. Snails: sesame snails, horseshoe snails, spicy snails, etc. Everything is fine. If you can meet bergamot, rouge, glutinous rice (the topic should be barnacles and so on), you are very lucky and must not let go. Oysters and large yellow croaker are generally farmed, so you can eat them if you like. Some strange things, such as horseshoe crabs, are not very delicious.

If these can help you, I hope to choose this as the best answer. thank you