Hangzhou Jinghang Grand Canal Water Bus for 3 yuan.

Hangzhou 3 yuan water bus, a different perspective of the Grand Canal‼|||Last weekend, I took my child to experience the water bus. 💰Full fare: 3 yuan, no reservation required 📱Payment method: Alipay/Citizen Card/Bus Card, swipe card after boarding 🕘Operating hours: 7:00-18:54 Line 1 stops: 6 stops along the way, namely: Puji Station, Genshanmen Station, Wulinmen Wharf, Xinyifang Station, Gongchen Bridge, and Yunhe Tiandi Station ✅There are 5 museums within 1 km of Gongchen Bridge, the area with the highest concentration of museums (Jinghang Grand Canal Museum/Fan Museum/Umbrella Museum/[Knife] Scissors and Sword Museum/Arts and Crafts Museum). There is also the popular Xiahe Straight Street in Citywalk ✅The Zhejiang Provincial Science and Technology Museum and Zhejiang Provincial Natural History Museum near Wulinmen are popular indoor places for children. Tickets are hard to come by during the summer holidays. Tour suggestions: ①The boats depart strictly according to the timetable, see the picture for specific times. ②There are few vacant seats on the way, so be sure to go to the starting station. You can only board if someone gets off at a stop. We took Line 1 of the subway from Zhalongkou Exit D to Puji Wharf, took a boat to Gongchen Bridge, and walked about 700 meters to the Grand Canal Museum. We mainly learned about the history and culture of the Grand Canal. The China Fan Museum, China Umbrella Museum, and Knife and Sword Museum are all under one roof, a wonderful confluence of two traditional crafts. Turn left to meet the world of umbrellas🌂, and turn right to the world of knives and swords✂. Each exhibit embodies our daily lives and the spirit of craftsmanship. It's really a great place to visit! These museums are very close to each other, and it's impossible to visit each one slowly without a day. I could only take a quick look and take photos as a souvenir. You can get a stamp at each place as a souvenir. I recommend preparing a small notebook before you go, so you can get stamps anywhere