Tonglu three-day two-night travel itinerary

Day 1: Leave work on Friday and depart from Shanghai. Take the high-speed train for an hour and a half to Tonglu Station and choose to stay near the high-speed rail station. 😊 Day 2: Visit Daqi Mountain National Forest Park, which is very close to the high-speed rail station, just a 10-minute taxi ride away, very convenient. Since it is the off-season now, there are few people, and the whole park is particularly tranquil. Upon entering, there is a bamboo forest, and then after passing through the amusement area, the climb begins. Inside the park, there is a colorful pond, known as the 'Little Jiuzhaigou,' and it lives up to its name with blue-green water that is crystal clear. There are also many small suspension bridges, which must be very cool in the summer. The paths for climbing are mostly flat and not difficult at all, except for a steep section when reaching the summit. On the way down, we even saw flying squirrels, 60 yuan per person (actually, you can bargain with the guide, we paid 80 yuan for two people). The whole round trip took us 3 hours, as we walked slowly and kept taking photos. The entrance of the scenic area is also considerate, providing self-service luggage lockers, so there's no need to worry about luggage and no need to carry heavy loads while climbing. 😍 After leaving Daqi Mountain, we wanted to see the Fuchun River, so we took a taxi to Dongmen Wharf, but didn't find any particularly beautiful scenery. The riverside is all residential areas, so we just walked along the river briefly, then went to buy snacks and dinner, as we wanted to reach the B&B before dark and didn't stay in the city for dinner. Nearby, it was very convenient; we bought milk tea, skewers, fried chicken, fruits, etc. 😋 Day 3: We decided to go to Qinglongwu. It takes half an hour by taxi from the city, and we chose to stay in Qinglongwu. This area is a government-developed B&B cluster, located in the mountains, very tranquil, with a pastoral style, giving a peaceful feeling. 🌳 We booked the outermost B&B in Qinglongwu, , highly recommended, the best B&B I have stayed in Zhejiang, very clean, beautiful scenery, attentive service, and great value for money, only over 600 yuan in the off-season. Loft structure, great view, two floors, large space, large floor-to-ceiling windows, the B&B also has a small yard, with a stream in front, the room is spacious and very clean, the public area is also spacious, and there is a bar with KTV where you can sing for free without time limit, there is a large projector at the front desk, mahjong tables and a painting studio on the second floor, the owner's father is a painter. Overall, a fantastic experience! 😁 On Sunday during the day, we walked around Qinglongwu, passed by a B&B, saw the hanging bridge at the entrance, which also seemed nice, really built on the mountain, and felt that the view from our stay was the best. 15 minutes further inside, there is a popular bookstore 'Yan You Ji,' which is a location for variety shows, and even has Li Dan's signature inside. (There are no restaurants in the mountains, only B&Bs offer meals, and the prices are a bit exorbitant.) After checking out, the B&B staff took us to Lüci Village, a tributary of the Fuchun River, where there are more restaurants nearby. After taking a few photos, we hurried to the high-speed rail station. 🚗 Conclusion: This itinerary is very suitable for travelers from Shanghai, even without a car, it's very convenient. According to the Didi driver, summer is the peak season, with many people, and B&B prices will be over a thousand yuan, all for the sake of summer retreat. Definitely must come again in the summer to listen to the babbling brook. 🌞🌿