Top 10 Best Things to Do in Danzhou

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An unexpected gain. The hotel has convenient transportation, the rooms are clean and sanitary, the facilities are complete, the price is cheap and affordable, the front desk waiter Xiao Pang is very nice, and provides tourist attractions and routes. I will stay here again next time I have the chance. It is a sincere praise.

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It is still a very good scenic spot. You can visit it when you go to Haihua Island. You can also learn about Su Dongpo's life. There are cruise ships in the scenic area, which are not expensive and convenient for the elderly with inconvenient legs and feet. It is very convenient to park and the parking fee is also very cheap.

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There's a Shihua Cave in Beijing! We also discovered one in Danzhou, on the western coast of Hainan Island. Curious, we wanted to see it for ourselves. The park closes at 5 PM, and we entered before then, becoming the last group of visitors. Following the small flow of people, we toured the Shihua Cave with a guide. The guide explained things quite clearly, and we saw the similarities and differences between the Hainan and Beijing versions. Although not as large as the Beijing Shihua Cave, it was still quite interesting. We also enjoyed a waterway tour, which was quite nice.

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Hainan Province has a lot of tropical botanical gardens; we've been to Xinglong and Wuzhishan. This botanical garden in Danzhou was also established a long time ago, and Party and state leaders have visited to guide its work. Compared to other botanical gardens, it feels slightly smaller and has fewer plant species.

游侠半仙

For the sixth year, I spent the winter in the south-central coast of Baimajing Town, Danzhou City, Hainan Province, and took the bus to check in at various scenic spots in Yangpu Economic Development Zone. I came to the Danzhou Millennium Ancient Salt Field, a national key cultural relic protection unit, again. Yangpu Salt Field is located on the beach 100 meters southeast of Yantian Village, Xiantang Community, Xinying Bay District, Yangpu. It was built in the early Northern Song Dynasty and has a history of more than 1,200 years. It is the earliest sun-dried salt-making site in my country and the last ancient salt field in my country that retains the original sun-dried salt-making method. At the end of the Tang Dynasty, salt workers such as Tan Zhengde, the ancestor of Yantian Village, went south from Putian, Fujian to Yangpu Peninsula to enjoy salt production. According to local conditions, local volcanic rocks were used to chisel stone salt troughs, dig salt fields, and build salt ponds, changing the previous salt-making method of "boiling the sea for salt" and creating a precedent for "sun-dried salt making". The salt field covers an area of ​​about 750 acres, with reservoirs, salt fields, salt ponds, brine pools and stone salt troughs. Among them, reservoirs, salt fields and brine pools are scattered and of different sizes. The salt pond is a pit dug in the salt field, and the bottom is covered with mats woven from fine bamboo or grass. Similar to a filter net, the salt pond is about 3 meters long, 2 meters wide and 1 meter deep. More than 7,300 inkstone-style stone salt troughs are irregularly round, with a large trough diameter of about 12 meters and a small trough diameter of about 0.3 meters. The salt troughs generally have edges to prevent the brine from flowing out. Yangpu Salt Field is an important carrier and strong support for local economic and social development and cultural construction, and provides precious physical materials for studying the history of salt industry development in Hainan and China. [Scenery] Sea Salt Field [Fun] Learn about the ancient method of making sea salt [Cost-effectiveness] High