I wonder if the landlord's route can be completed in two months. Regardless of time and money, the first thing to consider in designing a good tourist route is not to go back, string together the destinations, take a lap and go back to the last place, and then enrich the content of the itinerary on this basis.
Expand the map. Several places that the landlord wants to go. In the south or southwest of China. Guangdong, Fujian, Hong Kong, Macao, Hainan and Yunnan.
You can go this way. Starting from Guangdong, go to HK and MC first. After the game, the plane will fly directly to Hainan, then go to Yunnan after the game in Hainan, and finally hit Fujian. After the game in Fujian, it will return to Guangdong.
In this way, the design is turned around, so that we can string together the blank places along the way.
First, after Yunnan, we can go to Sichuan or Guizhou. We can choose between them. Sichuan is a province rich in tourism resources, and there are too many famous scenic spots, so I won't list them one by one. Speaking of Guizhou, many people will think of Huangguoshu Waterfall. In fact, what I recommend most is Guizhou's ethnic customs and Miao and Dong ancient villages, which are suitable for friends with energy and imagination to visit.
Zhangjiajie, Hunan, Phoenix is not recommended. When I went in 2000, it was still very quaint, and I really felt like a small bridge flowing water. The traces of commercialization are too heavy now.
Then enter Jiangxi, where Wuyuan will go. Other mountains depend on the time and energy of the landlord.
After Jiangxi, Fujian is near. Fujian doesn't have to go to Xiamen. It is nothing more than a city, and Zhuhai and Gulangyu are rotten.
It's really distracting. I suggest you go to Xiapu for a walk.
. . . . . . . . . . . . I want to be more specific. After a day's work, I really can't fight anymore. Landlord, forgive me