Zhejiang also has azure seas, and on this island, you can even witness the blue tears

Zhejiang Province is a coastal region, but the majority of the seas near the coastline are turbid. However, if you travel away from the coastline towards the islands deep in the sea, you can also see the incredibly azure ocean. At the easternmost end of the Zhoushan Archipelago, there are several islands scattered about, among which Hua'niao Island has become very popular in the past two years. To get to Hua'niao Island, you can depart from docks in both Shanghai and Zhoushan. During the peak season, convenient bus and ferry services are also available from Ningbo, Hangzhou, and Suzhou. Hua'niao Island is not very large, and generally, 2-3 days are enough to enjoy it. 1️⃣ Blue and White Houses All the buildings on Hua'niao Island are painted in blue and white, resembling the sea and the blue sky with white clouds. The blue and white houses also make the entire island look very refreshing, and from a drone's perspective, Hua'niao Island is even more breathtaking. 2️⃣ The Instagram-famous Highway A road near the dock extends from the slope down to the sea and is very beautiful. It's particularly picturesque to take photos near the entrance of the village cafe. 3️⃣ Hua'niao Lighthouse A great place to watch the sunset, you need to take a sightseeing bus to get there, which is about a 15-minute ride. You can board the bus near the entrance of the tourist center. 4️⃣ Buddha's Hand Rock This is a good place to watch the sunrise, and nearby there is also an art center and the Zhi'ai Bookroom. Standing on the edge of the cliff, you can listen to the sound of the waves crashing against the shore. Every year, the peak period for Hua'niao Island's blue tears is from May to June. If you're lucky, you can witness the romantic bioluminescent sea.