Small and big paradises, each with its own charm.

🚉Transportation guide: Located in Yajiao District, 15 minutes' drive from Nanshan Temple scenic area. It is recommended to plan the route in advance during the peak tourist season, and it is best to take public transportation or hotel shuttle buses. 🗓Itinerary arrangement: About tickets: Currently there is no ticket fee, but reservation is required and original ID card is needed for admission. This should be one of the few 5A scenic spots in China that do not charge admission fees. The scenic area is quite large, with a round-trip distance of 7KM, so it is recommended to purchase a sightseeing car. There are many popular places for taking photos and selfies in the scenic area, but almost all of them require payment, queuing, and limited time for photography. Just for this reason, it's better to charge admission fees, otherwise there will be too many people taking photos... 👍Most recommended: Walking from the entrance of the scenic area and down the stairs, the first thing you'll see is the Sky Gate (which is almost identical to the one in Bali), which is considered the most popular photo spot. Similarly, it's also the most crowded. Here's a little trick: if you don't want to pay for a photo, you can find a good angle and still capture both the people and the Sky Gate in one photo. The scenic tour bus will take you from the starting point to the end point without stopping or letting passengers off along the way. If you travel back from the end point, you can get off at designated stops. In addition to tourists, many people come here to take wedding photos. The scenery is really good, with the sea 🌊, blue sky 🌞, coconut trees 🥥, and beach 🏖️ all combined together, making it hard for people to leave. If you have enough time, you can also watch the sunset on the beach and record your most beautiful moment.