[Sichuan Islands] A relic of the Maritime Silk Road.

[Sichuan Islands] A relic of the Maritime Silk Road The Siquan Islands, located on the southeast coast of China, are sea islands formed by volcanic eruptions. The island’s unique geological landscape, with a meandering coastline, sea-eroded landforms and volcanic rocks everywhere, seems to be a gallery of nature. Best time to visit: Late spring and early summer, with pleasant climate and crystal clear waters, is the best time to explore the underwater world. At this time, the sea breeze is warm and the sunshine is abundant. It is a good time to shoot a scenic blockbuster. Travel Tips: Essential gear: Sunscreen, sunglasses, hat, and footwear suitable for trekking. Transportation: From the mainland you can take a boat or speedboat, and it is recommended to book round-trip tickets in advance. Accommodation: There are specialty B&Bs on the island, recommended to experience the local style. Food: Seafood is a must-try delicacy, so try some of the local specialty seafood dishes. Highlights of the itinerary: • Explore the natural wonders of volcanic islands • Stroll among monuments and feel the depth of history • Experience the traditional life of a fisherman in a fishing village • Watch the sunrise and sunset on the beach and take stunning scenic blockbusters Travel advice: • Respect local customs and live in harmony with local residents. • Protects the environment from destroying the natural landscape and wildlife. • Bring on your camera, every corner here is worth documenting. Personal experience: My most memorable moment on the Sierra Islands was waiting for the sunrise by the sea. When the first ray of sunlight leaps out of the sea level and the golden glory spreads over the entire sea, at that moment, it feels like the whole world is still. Reason for recommendation: The Siquan Islands are not only beautiful, but their deep history and culture give this land its unique charm. It is a rare travel destination for both nature lovers and photographers.