[2025 Haining Attraction] Travel Guide for Jin Yong Academy (Updated Oct)

Who understands! Witnessing the "frontline tide" surging on the Qiantang River during National Day left me speechless with shock! The tide rushes like thousands of white horses breaking through the sky, the crashing sound louder than thunder, and the scenes from textbooks actually come to life✨ This guide thoroughly reveals the "tide viewing spots, tidal times, and pitfall avoidance tips" to help you avoid crowds and easily capture National Geographic-level shots! 🌊 First, understand these 2 key points! Don’t waste money 1. National Day Golden Period for Tide Viewing This year, the 18th day of the eighth lunar month falls on October 9th, the most spectacular period for the world’s number one tide! From October 1st to 7th, the tides are very strong, with the highest tides from October 6th to 8th (the 15th to 17th of the eighth lunar month), making the tide viewing index skyrocket🌟 2. Must-Check Tide Tools Tide times vary daily and can fluctuate about 20 minutes due to wind! Check one day in advance to avoid waiting in vain: - Official channels: Search “Qiantang River Tidal Bore” mini program on WeChat, or “Zheli Ban” app and search “Tide is Coming” - Reference times (example for October 7th): Haining Yanguan 12:30, Xiaoshan Meinv Dam 13:59, West Lake Jiuxi 14:21 📍 Top 5 National Day Tide Viewing Spots (with features + tips) 1. Haining Yanguan Tide Viewing Park (The pinnacle of frontline tide) - Key highlight: The birthplace of the most classic “frontline tide” on the Qiantang River! The tide surges straight from afar like a white wall pressing against the shore, framed with the 400-year-old Zhan’ao Tower, creating a real-life scene of the “Haining Pagoda Frontline Tide” - Detailed tips: ✅ Best spots: Viewing Platform No. 2 (central location in the park, unobstructed view), Baishitai Square (captures the moment the tide hits the stone pond) ✅ Hidden gem: There’s a giant “Tide Viewing” Chinese textbook sculpture in the park, perfect for vintage-style photos ✅ Tickets: 90 RMB/person during tide season from October 5-13, 30 RMB/person off-season ✅ Transport: Take Hangzhou-Haining intercity rail to Yanguan Station, transfer to bus 332 direct; self-drive navigation to P4 parking lot, 10 RMB/day 2. Xiaoshan Meinv Dam (Double hit of returning tide + sky-high tide) - Key highlight: The tide hits the dam and suddenly reverses, forming a “returning tide” several meters high, followed by a second surge creating a “sky-high tide,” with splashing waves that are incredibly stunning—great for dynamic shots🎞 - Detailed tips: ✅ Best spot: East side viewing platform of the dam (captures the full tide reversal panorama), arrive 1.5 hours early to secure a spot ✅ Tickets: Free (best value but few unobstructed spots) ✅ Transport: Self-drive navigation “Meinv Dam Tide Viewing Spot,” parking fee 20 RMB/visit; bus 351 to Meinvshan Station, then 10-minute walk ✅ Pitfall: Stones by the dam are slippery, never climb over the railing (annual drowning accidents occur) 3. Haining Xincang Liangjiadun (Niche cross tide) - Key highlight: The tide splits into two streams forming a “cross tide,” unpredictable and highly watchable, with 60% fewer people than Yanguan, easy to get empty shots📷 - Detailed tips: ✅ Best spot: Mid-section of the riverside walkway (find high steps for full cross tide panorama) ✅ Tickets: Free (natural tide viewing spot, great to avoid crowds) ✅ Bonus: After watching the tide, stroll through Liangjiadun Ancient Town, enjoy farmhouse cuisine, and experience slow living ✅ Transport: Self-drive navigation “Liangjiadun Visitor Center,” free parking 4. West Lake Jiuxi (City treasure tide viewing spot) - Key highlight: A “returning tide” viewable within the city; the tide hits the shore and flows upstream along Jiuxi River, paired with maple trees on the bank (turning red in mid to late October), creating a very poetic scene🌊 - Detailed tips: ✅ Best spot: River embankment near Jiuxi Police Station (less crowded and safe, suitable for families) ✅ Tickets: Free ✅ Transport: Metro Line 6 to Zhijiang Road Station, 20-minute walk; or taxi directly to Jiuxi embankment ✅ Combined activity: After tide viewing, explore Jiuxi Eighteen Streams, where autumn maple leaves are stunning 5. Haining Old Salt Warehouse (Best spot for night tide) - Key highlight: Spectacular night tide during National Day! Under moonlight, the tide shimmers silver, hitting the dam to form a “returning tide,” adding a mysterious vibe compared to daytime tides - Detailed tips: ✅ Best time: One hour after sunset (around 18:30 in October, tide around 19:00) ✅ Tickets: Free ✅ Gear: Bring a flashlight (path is dark), wear non-slip shoes ✅ Transport: Self-drive navigation “Old Salt Warehouse Tide Viewing Spot,” parking 15 RMB/visit 📝 National Day Tide Viewing Pitfall Avoidance & Preparation Checklist (Life-saving level) 1. Pitfall guide (hard-learned lessons) ❌ Don’t trust “private tide spots”: Roadside touts’ “best spots” are often traps, costing money and dangerous ❌ Stay away from danger zones: Areas within 2 meters outside the yellow warning line are dangerous; the tide’s force can flip cars ❌ Don’t arrive late: Popular spots require arriving 1-2 hours early; National Day crowds mean latecomers only see heads ❌ Avoid flip-flops and short skirts: Strong riverside wind and splashing waves can soak clothes; wear sneakers + windproof jacket for safety 2. Must-bring items - Clothing: Khaki/black jacket (great contrast with tide, brightens photos), baseball cap (blocks wind and looks good on camera) - Gear: Waterproof phone pouch (protects from splashes), power bank (video recording drains battery), foldable stool (queue spot saver) - Others: Sunscreen (UV still strong in October), wet wipes (windy and dusty by the river), some snacks (tide viewing takes time) 3. High-value itinerary recommendations One-day tour (focused on efficient tide viewing) Morning: Arrive at Yanguan Ancient Town at 9:00, visit Haishen Temple (“Southern Forbidden City” with tide god rituals), Confucius Temple and Academy (wear Hanfu for ancient-style photos) Noon: Eat Qianjiang fish balls and Haining jar pork at the ancient town (must-order at Prime Minister’s Mansion Restaurant) Afternoon: Arrive at Yanguan Tide Viewing Park before 12:00 to secure a spot, watch the 12:30 frontline tide, then return Two-day tour (in-depth experience) Day 1: Depart Hangzhou → check in at Yanguan Ancient Town (recommend Main Singer Music Resort Hotel, includes park tickets + VIP tide viewing access) → visit Jin Yong Academy → watch night tide Day 2: Morning visit Confucius Temple and Academy, experience drum-beating ceremony → noon eat yellow wine drunken crab → afternoon visit Xiaoshan Meinv Dam to watch returning tide → return 💡 Final reminder The Qiantang River tidal bore is breathtakingly beautiful but far more powerful than imagined! Always follow park staff instructions and stay away from danger zones. Instead of squeezing into popular tourist spots during National Day, come here to witness nature’s “visual feast”—the shock will stay with you for a lifetime~ Quickly grab your friends and join this autumn tide rendezvous!👇

Emperor Qianlong traveled to Jiangnan six times, stopping four times at the ancient city of Yanguan, capturing the sounds of the tide, ancient charm, and the spring scenery of Jiangnan in his royal journey🌿. This millennium-old city, home to the "World Wonder" Qiantang River Tide, awaits you to stroll slowly and watch quietly～ 📍Destination: Yanguan Ancient City - City of Tidal Music 🚗 Transportation Guide: ✔️Recommended to drive directly for 1 hour (navigate to "Yanguan Ancient City Visitor Center," parking is very convenient) ✔️High-speed train to Haining West Station → taxi about 20 minutes / Bus T111 goes directly ✨【Follow Emperor Qianlong’s footsteps, stroll through Yanguan】 ✨Yanguan Ancient City Tour: Yanguan Tidal Wall → Gongchen Gate → North Street → Imperial Wharf → Chen Ge’s Old Residence → Police Station → Sea God Temple → Jin Yong Academy → Confucius Temple and School → Music Home Museum → Wang Guowei Former Residence → Tide Viewing Park 📸Must-visit photo spots recommended: 1️⃣ Tide Viewing Park · Frontline Tide 🌊Recommended tide viewing time: Spring afternoons from 1-3 PM (tides vary daily, remember to check accurate tide info before your trip～) Climb the Zhan’ao Tower to overlook the river tide like a white ribbon across the sky. Zhenhai Iron Bull and Baishitan Square are perfect for shooting ancient-style photos. You can also enjoy tea while waiting for the tide, leisurely and photogenic! 2️⃣ Gongchen Gate The gate where Emperor Qianlong entered the city during his southern tour, with over 600 years of history and full of a sense of time. Nearby, you can take a rowboat for afternoon tea, drifting on the water with a wide view, perfect for taking photos with your besties! 3️⃣ Imperial Wharf The landing place of Emperor Qianlong, with a broad view and great photo opportunities. Take a rowboat to cruise the water alleys, as if stepping into a painting. 4️⃣ Yanguan Music Home Museum Immerse yourself in the creative process of Vienna’s music masters. The explanations are professional and the interactions fun, suitable even for music novices to enjoy! ✨【Yanguan Must-Do Experience List】✨ ✅ Qianlong-style hot pot feast: Enjoy hot pot atop the city wall, with the fragrant flavors of Jiangnan copper pot. ✅ Rowboat afternoon tea: "Tide Sound Drunken Jiangnan" boat experience, about 98 RMB per person. ✅ Jin Yong Academy: A pilgrimage for martial arts fans, tickets 30 RMB, feel the spirit of the martial world. ⏰Best tide viewing days are recommended from the 1st to 5th and 15th to 20th of the lunar month, when the tide and sunset together create an even more stunning scene! 🏨 Accommodation recommendation: "Xuande Gate Hotel," located inside the scenic area, converted from a Song Dynasty-style aesthetic courtyard. 📍The location is unique and convenient for visiting all attractions. 📸Popular photo spot: When the tide is "released" at the Yanguan tidal wall on the hour, shooting from the side gives the most stunning effect!

🌊【New Ways to Enjoy Yanguan Revealed! Music + Tide Watching + Ancient Architecture, Unlock a Literary and Artistic Journey by the Qiantang River】🌊 Looking for a short trip that combines natural wonders, musical art, and millennia-old culture? Zhejiang Yanguan is definitely your top choice! This freshly released guide takes you to experience a Yanguan beyond traditional tide watching! 📅 Tide Watching Guide and Timing · The best tide-watching periods are usually from the 1st to the 5th and the 15th to the 20th of the lunar month. · Be sure to check the official tide schedule before your trip and arrive at least one hour early to secure a good spot. · 🌟 Tide Watching Park is the ideal place to witness the spectacular "One-Line Tide." · ⚠️ Safety first! Always follow on-site instructions and avoid dangerous areas. 🎼 Immersive Music-Themed Experience · 🏨 Lead Singer Music Hotel: More than just accommodation, it’s a music immersion experience! Some rooms feature music-themed facilities and offer river views. The rooftop viewing platform is perfect for enjoying sunsets and river scenery. · 🎹 Interactive Music Museum (located inside the hotel): Perfect for families with kids! There are many fun interactive installations where you can experience conducting an orchestra and learn about various instruments through technology—fun and educational. 🏯 Cultural and Historical Exploration Tour 1. Haishen Temple: Experience the grandeur of this royal imperial building with its red walls and yellow tiles, perfect for taking ancient-style photos. 2. Chen Ge’s Old Residence: Stroll through this well-preserved Qing Dynasty official’s residence and learn about the stories and legends of a famous prime minister. 3. Wang Guowei’s Former Residence: Visit the growth environment of this master of Chinese studies and feel the rich cultural atmosphere. 4. Jin Yong Academy: A must-visit for martial arts fans! Learn about Mr. Jin Yong’s literary world and experience martial arts culture. 📷 Recommended Photo Spots · 📍 Tide Watching Park: Capture the moment of the surging tide with the ancient Zhan’ao Tower as the backdrop. · 📍 Haishen Temple: The red walls and exquisite carvings create a charming atmosphere for photos. · 📍 Ancient City Wall: Walk along the well-preserved ancient city wall and overlook the old town scenery. · 📍 Hundred-Mile Qiantang Ecological Greenway: For nature lovers, this is a great place for cycling or walking in a beautiful environment. 🍽️ Local Food to Try · Yanguan Braised Pork: A local specialty dish with tender, flavorful meat and a rich aroma. · Qianjiang Fresh Fish: Taste seasonal fresh fish from the Qiantang River, delicious and fresh. · Yan Jing Cake: Traditional tea snack from the ancient town, soft, glutinous, and sweet. · Recommended dining spots include old-established restaurants in the ancient town or specialty eateries on the cultural streets. 🚆 Transportation and Practical Information · Self-driving: Set your navigation to "Yanguan Tide Watching Scenic Area," about 1-2 hours’ drive from nearby cities. · Public Transport: Take the high-speed train to Haining West Station, then transfer to a bus or taxi. · Tickets: It’s recommended to buy scenic area combo tickets online in advance, usually cheaper than buying on-site. 💡 Helpful Tips · The scenic area offers sightseeing shuttle services to save walking time. · It can be windy by the river, so bring a windbreaker. · Follow the official scenic area channels for the latest event information (such as music festivals, cultural and creative markets, etc.). 🎯 Suggested Itinerary · One-day tour: Tide watching → Haishen Temple → Chen Ge’s Old Residence → Music Museum experience. · Two-day in-depth tour: Day 1: Arrive at noon → Check-in → Tide watching → Night tour of the ancient town; Day 2: Jin Yong Academy → Wang Guowei’s Former Residence → Walk along the Hundred-Mile Qiantang Ecological Greenway → Return. When the millennia-old tide meets modern art, and historical sites collide with fresh experiences—Yanguan offers you far more than just a tide-watching trip!

🌊 Who says tide watching is just about watching water? Yanguan offers you a trio of river water, music, and history! This freshly released guide will help you explore a different kind of tide city, so be sure to save it～ ⏰ Best Time to Watch the Tide · The best periods to watch the tide are from the 1st to the 6th and the 15th to the 20th of the lunar calendar, with the tide around the 18th day of the eighth lunar month being especially spectacular. · It is recommended to check the tide forecast in advance and arrive at the tide-watching spot at least 40 minutes to 1 hour early. · 📍 Tide Viewing Park is the classic spot to enjoy the "One-Line Tide." · ⚠️ Please pay close attention to safety, follow the park regulations, do not climb over railings, and obey on-site broadcast instructions. 🎵 Immerse Yourself in a World of Music · 🏨 Lead Singer Music Resort Hotel: More than just accommodation, it’s an experience! The hotel design incorporates musical elements, and some rooms offer river views. The infinity pool on the 5th floor overlooks the Qiantang River, with especially beautiful scenery at sunset. · 🎻 Music Home Museum (located on the hotel’s basement level): Asia’s first interactive music experience museum. Here, you can "converse" with musicians through holographic technology and even try being a virtual conductor—perfect for family fun! 📜 A Journey Through Millennia of Culture 1. Chen Ge’s Old Residence: Explore the mansion of Qing Dynasty Prime Minister Chen Yuanlong and hear folk legends about Emperor Qianlong’s origins. 2. Haishen Temple: Built by imperial decree of Emperor Yongzheng, this grand temple is known as the "Little Forbidden City of Jiangnan." Its red walls and white marble archways are very photogenic. 3. Wang Guowei’s Former Residence: Experience the childhood environment of this master of Chinese studies, full of literary charm. 4. Confucius Temple and Academy: With red walls and black tiles arranged in a neat layout, it’s a great spot for photos and to soak in traditional culture. 📸 Stunning Photo Spots Recommended · ➀ Tide Viewing Park: Capture breathtaking shots with the Zhan’ao Tower and the rushing "One-Line Tide" as your backdrop. · ➁ Lead Singer Hotel 5th Floor Terrace: Capture the sunset blending river and sky in the evening. · ➂ Haishen Temple Red Walls: Wear Hanfu or plain clothes and shoot a series of dramatic light-and-shadow photos against the red walls. · ➃ Gongchen Gate: The 600-year-old ancient city gate paired with water scenery offers a rich atmosphere. 😋 Taste of Yanguan · Clay Pot Pork: Dongpo pork stewed in a ceramic pot, rich but not greasy, a local specialty. · Banquet Balls: Fish-based ball-shaped delicacies with a tender texture. · Yan Jing Cake: Traditional glutinous rice cake from the ancient town, sweet and soft. · Recommended Shops: Look out for "Qianlong Restaurant" inside the ancient city or the time-honored shops on the style street. 🚗 Practical Transportation Information · Self-driving: Navigate to "Yanguan Ancient City" or "Tide Viewing Park." It takes about 1 hour from Hangzhou by car. · High-speed Rail: Arrive at "Haining West Station," then transfer by bus or taxi to the scenic area (about 20 minutes by taxi). · Bus: Take Haining bus lines 109, 332, etc., to reach near the scenic area. 💡 Warm Tips · The scenic area is large; you can take a paid shuttle bus to save energy. · In summer, protect yourself from sun and mosquitoes by the river; in autumn and winter, dress warmly and guard against wind. · Follow official information for occasional night performances, markets, and other events. ✨ Suggested Itineraries · One-day Highlights Tour: Tide Viewing Park → Haishen Temple → Confucius Temple and Academy → Chen Ge’s Old Residence → Music Home Museum. · Two-day Immersive Tour: · Day 1: Arrive at noon, check in → watch the tide → night tour of the ancient city or join music-themed activities. · Day 2: Wang Guowei’s Former Residence → Jin Yong Academy → ride part of the Baili Qiantang Ecological Greenway → return trip. When the millennial tide sound collides with modern notes, and historic sites meet trendy experiences—Yanguan will give you a travel memory that is truly unique!

Only a 40-minute drive from Hangzhou, perfect for a weekend city escape. SOON arriving in 2025, this ancient city left me utterly amazed! Outside the majestic city walls stand two gigantic tidal walls, Resembling the roaring Qiantang River tidal bore in full surge. The exquisite design captivates every visitor, making them pause and gaze in awe~ As if transporting people into the historical depths of this ancient city... What fascinated me even more was its unique musical atmosphere, Blending the elegant ancient town with melodious musical art— A fusion of East and West, classical and modern... Creating a brand-new artistic and leisure experience that brought me unparalleled relaxation. ♪♪ At the Yanguan Tide City Art Center, I was fortunate to attend a concert by "Robert Wells." The world-class maestro's performance, paired with the magnificent concert hall ambiance, moved me to tears multiple times. More diverse musical events will be held here in the future. Yanguan Music City Ticket: 60 RMB Recommended Visit Duration: 2 days Accommodation: ① Xuande Gate Hotel: Classical Chinese garden style. ② Lead Singer Music Resort Hotel: Modern music-themed with a high-end vibe. Free admission to Yanguan Music House (Museum) (Highly recommended!) Dining: City Wall Hot Pot (5F of Lead Singer Hotel), where you can also enjoy the spectacular Qiantang River tidal views. Attractions: Wang Guowei's Former Residence, Chen Ge's Mansion, Sea God Temple, Confucian Temple Academy, Jin Yong's Academy... This place is truly different from the cookie-cutter ancient towns, Not only eye-catching but also unforgettable... Perfect for a family trip during the Spring Festival~

Yanguan Tide Music City is a tourist destination brimming with historical culture and modern musical charm, located at No. 188 Gongchen Road, Haining District, Jiaxing City, Zhejiang Province. Opening Hours - Summer Time: 8:30 AM - 10:30 PM - Winter Time: 8:30 AM - 10:00 PM Ticket Information - Admission Fee: ¥60 - Tide-Watching Park: ¥30 - Discounts: Free for children under 1.2m, half-price for seniors over 60, and students with valid ID can enjoy discounts. Transportation Guide - High-Speed Rail: Take the train to Haining Station, then transfer to the Haining Tourist Bus Line 2 Branch to Yanguan Tide Music City Station, followed by a 6-minute walk. - Self-Driving: Navigate to Yanguan Tide Music City International Tourism Resort. It takes about 1 hour and 40 minutes from Shanghai and 40 minutes from Hangzhou. Must-See Attractions - Yanguan Tide Wall: A spectacular artificial waterfall that starts on the hour and lasts for 15 minutes each session. - Gongchen Gate: A relic of the ancient Haining city wall, built during the Yuan Dynasty with over 600 years of history. - Chenge Mansion: A Ming Dynasty architectural complex featuring a 600-year-old podocarpus tree. - Jin Yong Academy: Founded by Jin Yong himself, showcasing his academic achievements. - Sea God Temple: Modeled after Beijing's Hall of Supreme Harmony, known as the "Silver Throne Hall." Food Recommendations - North Gate Tide Market: A collection of traditional Haining dishes like Haining jar meat and Qianlong banquet balls. - Ancient City Gate Restaurant: Offers authentic Haining flavors and fresh local ingredients. Accommodation Options - Lead Singer Music Hotel: A music-themed hotel providing comfortable rooms and musical experiences. - Xuande Gate Hotel: Built along the river and adjacent to the ancient Xuande Gate wall ruins, offering convenient transportation and free shuttle services. Travel Tips - Check the tide schedule on the "Qiantang River Tide-Watching" mini-program before visiting and choose a good viewing spot in advance. - Walking the entire area can be tiring; consider taking the shuttle bus. - Some areas are under construction, with more dining options near North Street. - For self-driving, park at "Tide Music City Parking Building No. 6," currently free, with charging stations on the 3rd floor.

| Let's go on a spontaneous tide-watching trip. Where to go for May Day | Let's go on a spontaneous tide-watching trip ✨Yanguan, Haining, Zhejiang is a famous place to watch the Qiantang River tide. ✨It is also the place where Emperor Qianlong visited four times during his six trips to the south of the Yangtze River. ✨This May Day, stay away from the congestion of big cities, travel in the opposite direction, and come to this treasure ancient city in Zhejiang to start a tide-watching trip. 📍: Yanguan Ancient City - City of Tide Music 🚗: 40 minutes from Hangzhou 🚄: Take the train to Haining West Station and then take a taxi 🏠: Vocalist Music Resort Hotel, with a huge infinity pool and an excellent spot to watch the sunset Itinerary 📈 Day 1: Visitor Center ➡ Gongchen Gate ➡ Royal Wharf ➡ Guyi Road ➡ Chen Gelao Mansion ➡ Tide Watching Resort Park Day 2: Sunrise at Fentang Bridge ➡ Sea God Temple ➡ Confucius Temple and School ➡ Jin Yong Academy ➡ Yanguan Music Home Museum ➡ Former Residence of Wang Guowei ✅Ps: Because the tide time is different every day, check the tide time of the day in advance and arrive at the Tide Watching Resort Park in advance. Share some feelings about the attractions 1⃣Tide Watching Resort Park: It is best to visit here twice, once for watching the tide, and once for walking around at sunset. The iconic building of tide watching, "Zhan'ao Pagoda", is located here, where you can see the spectacular first-line tide. 2⃣Royal Wharf: It is said that this is where Emperor Qianlong disembarked. There are many old streets nearby, which are suitable for strolling slowly. 3⃣Sea God Temple: The architecture is magnificent and there are prayer ceremonies. It is rare to see such tall ancient buildings in the south. 4⃣Confucius Temple and School: You can pray for study with children. At the same time, the light at sunset is very good, and the red wall is very photogenic. 5⃣Chen Gelao Mansion: Stroll through the ancient mansion and admire the ancient buildings of the Qing Dynasty. The sitcom "Tale of Qianlong" is also set in Chen Gelao Mansion, recreating the dusty stories of the Qing Dynasty. 6⃣Yanguan Music Home Museum: Immersive experience of master music, various interactive experiences, and the geometric lines of the venue design are full of photogenic rates. 7⃣Afternoon tea on a drunken Jiangnan cruise: Sit on a flower boat to taste desserts, enjoy the beautiful scenery of the water town, and feel the slow passage of time. 8⃣Yanguan Tide Wall: 15 minutes every hour at 9 am, 30 minutes every hour on weekends. This is a classic check-in spot at the exit of the visitor center to experience the tide at close range. Some other details ✅It is best to visit the scenic spot by sightseeing bus because it is relatively large. Ask the driver about the attractions you want to go to before getting on the bus, and the driver will arrange it. ✅There are many activities to play, so it is recommended to play for two days. ✅The tide time is different every day, so adjust the order of visiting the attractions after checking.

#chinatrip Jin Yong Academy, personally founded by the renowned novelist Jin Yong, houses a collection of his works and research materials. This academy serves as a pilgrimage site for literature enthusiasts, offering an immersive experience into the life and legacy of one of China's most celebrated authors. Personal Opinion: In my opinion, Jin Yong Academy is a captivating destination for those interested in Chinese literature and the works of Jin Yong. Its well-curated exhibits and cultural significance make it a must-visit for anyone exploring the area.

Jin Yong Academy in Yanguan was planned and built by the Haining Municipal Government in 2008, with the support of Mr. Jin Yong. The academy was completed and opened to the public on September 22, 2010. Jin Yong Academy covers an area of 4,385 square meters. Its architectural style is based on the design of the famous Anlan Academy in the Qing Dynasty, incorporating the characteristics of traditional classical gardens. The academy has three main functions: teaching, exhibition, and book collection. The main spaces include a lecture hall, a water courtyard, and a library. The interior decoration of the academy is rich, displaying all of Mr. Jin Yong's martial arts works and collecting a large amount of related research materials. The academy not only showcases Jin Yong's academic achievements but also becomes an important place for Jin Yong's literary research. The academy also houses many precious relics of Jin Yong, such as manuscripts and accessories, attracting many Jin Yong fans to visit. During the Tide Watching Festival, single tickets are not sold at the academy, and visitors need to enter with a scenic spot combo ticket, ancient city combo ticket, etc.

Speaking of the "martial arts master" Jin Yong, I believe that everyone will not be unfamiliar, but when it comes to Jin Yong College, located in Haining's hometown of Haining, Zhejiang, there are not many people who know it. Jinyong College is located in Yanguan Town, Haining City, Zhejiang Province. It was planned and constructed by Haining Municipal Government of Zhejiang Province in early 2008. In April of the same year, it was supported by Jin Yong himself. It started in late 2008 and was launched in September 2010. It was completed and opened to the outside world. The entire "Jinyong College" architectural layout was built with reference to the Anzhen College, founded by Yanyuan Town, the most prestigious scholar of the Qing Dynasty. It is antique and full of charm. "Jinyong College" has a total investment of about 12.2 million yuan, which fully demonstrates Jin Yong's academic achievements and carefully collects Jin Yong's works and related research materials. In addition, Jin Yong College has many functions such as lectures, exhibitions and collections, and has become an important place in the study of Jin Yong literature. If you like Jin Yong's work and want to experience the atmosphere in Jin Yong's martial arts novels, don't miss the Jin Yong Academy in Haining, Zhejiang!