Yangshe on a budget?

Question

Headed to Yangshe in about 5 months and trying to figure out a realistic daily budget for food, transport, and sightseeing. Anyone know what I should expect to spend per day?

sabine · Answer

If you're eating where locals go rather than the hotel restaurants, you can get a solid bowl of noodles or a rice dish for around 20-30 yuan at places like the food court under the Wanda Plaza. Public buses are 1 yuan per ride and taxis start at 8 yuan, so getting around won't eat into your budget much. For sightseeing, the Zhangjiagang Museum is free and the Shazhou Park costs maybe 10 yuan entry. I'd say 150-200 yuan per day is comfortable for one person covering all three.

barbli · Answer

yeah 150 a day is realistic but you can trim it down if you're smart about it. the wet market near yangshe old street has fresh fruit and snacks for way less than convenience stores, like a big bag of oranges for 5 yuan. for transport, renting a bike from the public share scheme is 1 yuan per 30 mins and covers most of the old town area fine. skip the fancy tea houses and grab a cup from a street vendor for 3 yuan instead

kaethchen · Answer

budget wise i'd say 120-150 a day is safe but it depends on what you're into. the riverside walking path along the yangtze is free and gives you a nice view of the port, plus there's a small market near the shazhou middle school that sells fresh fruit and snacks for cheap. if you want a sit-down meal without breaking the bank, try the dumpling shop on renmin road, they do a big plate of potstickers for 18 yuan and it's enough for lunch

johanna · Answer

fwiw street food near the bus station is even cheaper, like 10-15 yuan for jianbing or grilled skewers if you're cool with that. also most temples around here don't charge entry, just gotta walk in quietly. honestly 100 yuan a day is doable if you skip sit-down meals

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