[First question] In early April, a person went from Guangzhou to Zhangjiajie for three or four days, asking for a recommended route?
Introduce your itinerary for the next 4 days, without taking the ropeway and ladder. Save money, time and energy. I hope it will help you:
DAY1: Go to Tianmen Mountain, take the cableway up the mountain and take the central line, western line, eastern line, Tianmen Cave, and take the bus down the mountain.
Live near the central bus station (that is, the railway station) at night. (There are many inns, around 100 yuan)
DAY2: enter the scenic spot directly from the ticket booth of Tianzishan in the morning, and stay in Lilac Ficus first.
Then play Yang Jiajie&;s WulongZhai, Tianbofu (a must for travel agencies) and the sky corridor (a must for travel agencies).
In the afternoon, Daguan Platform (the travel agency won&;t go) and stay in Lilac Ficus in the evening (about 100 inns).
DAY3: carpool to the old house in the morning (the travel agency won&;t go), and then take the eco-car to Yuanjiajie when you come back.
Yuan Jiajie went to Tianzi Mountain after playing well.
Tell the driver to go to Shentang Bay first, and the driver will stop at Shentang Bay.
Then click on the desk (Shentangwan and click on the desk are places where travel agencies don&;t go)
Walk to Tianzi Mountain to play (about 15 minutes&; journey) after you get out of the desk.
Walk down the mountain from Tianzige, but take Shili Gallery instead.
Take an eco-car to Wulingyuan ticket booth to get out of the scenic spot and stay in Wulingyuan (there are too many inns, around 100 yuan).
DAY4: Early in the morning, enter the scenic spot from the ticket gate of Wulingyuan, take the eco-car to Shuihu Gate 4, and take Jin Bianxi instead.
If you have time, go to Huangshizhai, exit the scenic spot from the ticket booth of Forest Park, and take the bus back to the central bus station (1 hour&;s drive).
If your schedule is relatively tight, you can compress 2, 3 and 4 into 2 days.
If you don&;t understand anything, you can refer to my travel notes, which have specific details.