Choose the actual departure and destination gates
Open the teleport itinerary and select a departure and destination. The planner follows gate connections in their allowed direction and returns a route with the fewest teleports.
Town names can appear on more than one gate. Open the selected gate's page when distinguishing a city gate from a special destination or another variant. Share link keeps the selected gates, so you can reopen the itinerary without repeating the name search.
Work through Jangan to Hotan
The Jangan to Hotan itinerary follows Jangan, Donwhang, then Hotan. Jangan to Donwhang costs 5,000 gold, and Donwhang to Hotan costs another 5,000 gold: two teleports for 10,000 gold in total. Selecting the same gate as both endpoints gives a route with no teleports and a total of 0 gold.
Each stop links to its gate details. Use those links to inspect the next destination and its other connections before returning to the saved itinerary. Check the entry restrictions in the game before leaving, especially when carrying cargo.
Check the return direction separately
Use Swap direction when planning a round trip. Gate connections are directional: the destination becomes the departure, and the planner checks which gates connect in the other direction.
When no connected route exists, keep the endpoints visible and choose another gate. The absence of a teleport route does not prove the places are unreachable on foot. Plan walking and teleport travel separately.
Connect a town trip to your actual objective
A town can be a stop for shopping, a quest giver or a nearby hunt. Follow a merchant's map location from the shopping plan, or use the quest planner and hunting finder to select the objective before deciding where to travel.
The world map shows the area around your destination. Named location links keep the selected point when you open it directly or return from a detail page. Inspect each known location separately when several are listed.
Keep costs and travel restrictions separate
The fee beside each arrival gate is the gold charged to reach it from the preceding stop. The total adds those teleport fees. Route selection uses the number of connections; use the displayed fees when choosing between plans. Character, cargo and entry requirements still apply at each gate.
For trading, calculate goods and your sale quote in Trade cargo. Keep those quoted amounts distinct from the teleport itinerary. Share the route link with the selected endpoints so your party can review the same gate sequence rather than infer it from an image.