The G76 12/G7609 high-speed train from Hefei to Ningbo, with 20 stops from Hefei South Station to Cangnan Station, leaves at 08:0 1 and arrives at 14:36. The whole journey takes about 6 hours and 35 minutes.

The timetable of G76 12/G7609 high-speed train passes through Hefei South Station, Nanjing South Station, Lishui Station, Yixing Station, Changxing Station, Huzhou Station, hangzhou east railway station Station, Shaoxing North Station, Yuyao North Station, Ningbo Station, Fenghua Station, Sanmen County Station, Taizhou West Station, Wenling Station, Yueqing East Station, Yueqing Station, Wenzhou South Station, Ruian Station and Pingyang Station.

The G7645 high-speed train from Fuyang West Station to Cangnan Station has a total of 17 stops, leaving at 06:57 and arriving at 14:09. The whole journey takes about 7 hours 12 minutes. The timetable of G7645 high-speed train passes through Fuyang West Station, Huainan South Station, Shuijiahu Station, Hefei South Station, Wuhu Station, Xuancheng Station, Guangde South Station, hangzhou east railway station, Shaoxing East Station, Yuyao North Station, Ningbo Station, Ninghai Station, Linhai Station, Yueqing Station, Wenzhou South Station, Ruian Station and Cangnan Station.

Ningbo tourist attractions

Ningbo Tiantong Temple, located at the foot of Taibai Mountain, 25 kilometers east of Ningbo City, Zhejiang Province, was founded in the first year of Yongkang in the Western Jin Dynasty (300 years). It is one of the five famous mountains of Zen Buddhism and is known as the "Southeast Buddhist Country". The temple has more than 30 halls, halls, buildings, pavilions, pavilions and houses, totaling 999. It is located under the mountainous Taibai Mountain, where there are "one temple cluster peaks, six peaks in the east, west and north of the first temple, and the Taibai peak is the back pillow." Dongfeng, Zhongfeng and Feng Ru in Zuo Yi.

Tianyi Pavilion, located in downtown Ningbo, Zhejiang, is the earliest existing private library in China, the oldest existing library in Asia and one of the three oldest family libraries in the world. Built in the middle of Ming Dynasty, it was presided over by Fan Qin, the retired right assistant minister of the Ministry of War. Many exhibition halls display the books collected by the Fan family. The building is a masterpiece of residential buildings in Ningbo, which combines traditional folk crafts such as wood carving, brick carving, stone carving, gilding and copying.