Pingtan Maotouqian | Experience Half Mountain, Half Sea

The moment I climbed up to the Maotouqian Observation Deck, I couldn't help but scream at the top of my lungs. This isn't just an observation deck—it's a romance collector of Pingtan Island! - Address: Huan Dao East Road, Su Ping Town, Pingtan County, Fuzhou City, Fujian Province 🚗 Transportation: Highly recommend driving 🚘 for maximum convenience. 🌟 Must-Visit Attractions Maotouqian Observation Deck: A must-see! Follow the village path beside the big banyan tree and climb up the steps. Here, you can enjoy a 360° panoramic view of the stunning mountain and sea scenery, including windmill fields, rail bridges, silver beaches, and rocky shores. At sunset, the entire sea turns crimson under the glow of the evening sky—every snapshot is Instagram-worthy 📸. If you're up for it, you can walk along the corridor to the glass walkway for a thrilling "walking on clouds" experience. Changjiang'ao: Here, you can get up close to the windmills and admire the distant white beaches paired with rows of windmills—a breathtaking view. The sea is incredibly blue... you'll regret not visiting! 🏠 Accommodation Options Homestays: Pingtan Travelogue & Pingtan Travelogue Maotouqian Stay in the unique stone house-style homestays 🏡 that retain the original stone house appearance while incorporating modern furniture elements—comfortable and distinctive. If you opt for public transportation, head to Pingtan Station and contact the homestay in advance for taxi arrangements. The homestay will recommend reliable options to avoid overcharging. If traveling with a group, carpooling is also a great choice. ✔️ Start your morning with a latte at the café while watching fishing boats set sail. ✔️ Spend your afternoon in the library with a good book. ✔️ Sing your heart out at the KTV in the evening. The rooms are a dream come true! Wooden decor + stone walls, with a large balcony framing the sea view like a painting. 💡 Travel Tips The island's UV rays are strong, so make sure to protect yourself with sunscreen, a sun hat, and sunglasses 🕶️. Bring a long jacket as the temperature difference between day and night can be significant, and evenings might get chilly. Some roads in Maotouqian are narrow, so drive carefully and slow down when passing other vehicles 🚗. Wear non-slip shoes when heading to the beach to avoid slipping on the rocks. For those eager to see the "Blue Tears," note that the peak season is from April to August 💧. Homestay hosts usually provide real-time updates on "Blue Tears" sightings, so you can plan ahead and capture stunning magical shots!