How can you refuse to see the Qiantang River tide in Haining?

Haining is a small city in Jiangnan that many people may not have heard of, but everyone has heard of the Qiantang River tide. This small city is the place where Emperor Qianlong visited four times to see the tide. In Haining, you must see the tide. The tide is there every day, but it varies in size. The best time to see the tide is on the 18th day of the eighth lunar month, when the tide is at its highest due to the combined effects of the lunar calendar and the wind. In addition to the 18th day of the eighth lunar month, the tide is also relatively high around the first and fifteenth day of each month. You can check the local tide forecast. The best place to see the tide in Haining is the Haining Tide-Watching Park. There are six tide-watching areas in the park. If you don't get a spot, don't worry. You can watch the tide from the long embankment, but be careful not to climb over it. The Jin Yong Academy next to the Tide-Watching Park is well worth a visit. The ancient architecture will transport you back in time to meet the heroes of Jin Yong's novels. Gongchen Water Gate is another great tourist attraction, with the charm of a Jiangnan water town that rivals Wuzhen and Xitang. ✈️Transportation: 🚞High-speed rail: Take the train to Haining West Station, then take a taxi to Haining Tide-Watching Park. 🚇Intercity rail: Take the Hangzhou-Haining Intercity Rail to Haining Station, then take a taxi or Bus 333. 🚗Self-driving: It takes about 40 minutes to drive from downtown Hangzhou.