A hidden paradise - Dachen Island

Dachen Island in Taizhou is made up of "Upper Dachen Island" and "Lower Dachen Island," both of which are part of the Taizhou Islands. Provincial Marine Forest Park Dachen Island is a national first-class fishing port, a provincial forest park, and a provincial sea fishing base. It is the third largest fishing ground in Zhejiang Province and is known as the "Pearl of the East China Sea." Jiawu Rock: This is the iconic attraction of Dachen Island, known as the "largest bonsai in the East China Sea." Wushatou Scenic Area: The plank road here is built along the cliff, allowing you to admire the unique sea erosion landforms and magnificent sea views up close, giving you a strong visual impact and shock. Reclamation Monument: Built to commemorate the reclamation history of Dachen Island, it reflects the pioneering spirit of the reclamation team members. Jilongtou Lighthouse: This is one of the older lighthouses on the island, built in the late 19th century. Haishen Temple: Dedicated to the sea goddess Mazu, it is a place where fishermen pray for safety. Wushatou Beach: Located on Upper Dachen Island, it is a refreshing seaside bathing beach with black sand and clear water, surrounded by mountains and the sea.