Things to do in Zhanjiang

There are two gates, east and west. I went in the afternoon and entered from the west gate and walked around the lake. It was all flat road, so the scenery was a bit monotonous, but that didn't matter. When the weather is sunny, it's quite pleasant to walk along the lake and feel the breeze. There are buildings such as Lengyan Temple, Wanghai Tower, and Baiyi Nunnery along the way that you can visit.

You can tour the interior of a decommissioned Kilo-class submarine, which is very immersive. The interior space is cramped, but the pipelines, crew quarters, and engine room have been preserved in their original state, providing a direct understanding of the working and living environment of the submarine crew. The exterior is great for taking photos, especially with the bay view. The downsides are the narrow entrance, queues, and the stuffy interior; it's best suited for those interested in military and defense history.

The Antarctic Village of mainland China, located in Jiaowei Township, Xuwen County, Zhanjiang City, Guangdong Province, covers an area of ​​approximately 37 square kilometers and has a population of about 32,000. Surrounded by the Qiongzhou Strait and the Beibu Gulf, its terrain extends in a bull's horn shape to the confluence of the two straits. As the southernmost point of mainland China, this attraction draws visitors from all over the world.

Stepping into Chikan Old Street is like stepping into a river of time. The ancient buildings are arranged in a charming, staggered pattern, and the bluestone pavement gleams with a soft glow from the wear and tear of years; each stone seems to tell a story of the past. The shops lining the street are quaint and sell a variety of traditional snacks. The fried dough sticks are freshly made, golden and crispy, bursting with oily flavor with every bite; the chicken biscuits are sweet and savory, layer upon layer of crispiness, leaving a lingering aftertaste. I wandered through the crowd, watching the elderly artisans intently crafting their handicrafts, their exquisite skills truly breathtaking. At the end of the old street stands an ancient stage. Although no longer used for performances, the ornately carved beams and painted rafters still exude its former glory. Standing beneath the stage, I closed my eyes, as if I could hear the melodious singing echoing in my ears. Chikan Old Street is a witness to history and a continuation of culture. Here, I felt the weight of time and experienced the vibrant energy of everyday life.

Next to Poly Tianyue Bay, I'm very grateful to the staff at the ticket office. My boarding time was 3 PM, but I went to another location and missed the ferry. Luckily, after contacting them by phone, the ticket staff helped me rebook for the 4 PM ferry. On board, the staff provided detailed explanations of the scenery along the way, clearly explaining what to watch out for and what was prohibited. There were also clear and easy-to-understand signs and slogans. Overall, it was a very pleasant voyage.

It's not a tourist attraction, but rather the perfect place to experience island life. There's not much commercialization, the locals are friendly and kind, and the passion fruit, dragon fruit, and bananas are incredibly sweet. Electric scooters are the main mode of transportation. The scenery depends entirely on the weather; local thunderstorms don't last long and stop quickly. Overall, I thought it was excellent; you can go beachcombing and swim, it was definitely worth the trip.

There are good storage rooms, but you can change clothes in the locker rooms only in the shower. There are few people during the day, so you can fully ride on all the slides. The park opens late - 12.30. Some of our tickets worked only from 13.00. Morning time is optimal for skiing in the heat, but the park is closed. In the evening, there are more people Lunch is inexpensive, but not super tasty, you can say it's okay. Circles can be rented for 30 yuan per day. Overall, the park is nice.

This is a famous scenic spot in Zhanjiang. It is by the sea. Bringing children here to play is definitely a place to linger. The important thing is that it is free. The transportation here is also very convenient and taxis are not expensive.

Azure skies, azure seas, white sand beaches, distinctive architecture, rainbow-colored staircases, unique volcanic rock formations, and mangrove trails all contribute to the unique scenery of Te Cheng Island.

Zhanjiang Jinsha Bay Seaview Promenade. Located in the free 4A-level coastal scenic belt of Chikan District (part of the Jinsha Bay Coastal Leisure Tourism Area), it was completed in 2010. The planned length is 2100 meters, and the width is 67 meters, bordering Maxiehai Sea to the east and Guanhai Road to the west. 1. Cultural Landscape Display Area (Olympic Goddess Square, Champion Handprint Stone Carvings, etc.) 2. Beach Water Activities Area (Seaside Bathing Beach, Coconut Grove Beach, Sailing/Kayaking Available) 3. Central Square Scenic Area 4. Ecological Tourism Area (Mangrove Boardwalk, Crab and Bird Observation at Low Tide) The sea view is quite nice, and the beach is clean. It's very comfortable to come here after finishing your business, enjoy the sea breeze, and take a walk. There's a large shopping mall opposite, making it convenient for eating and entertainment.