Waterfront Promenade Review

It can be regarded as a Shantou attraction that I like more. In summer, it is suitable for going after the evening. It will be sun-dried during the day. Although it feels like a low-end version of Shanghai Xuhui Binjiang (I was wrong), it is great to take a walk with the sea breeze. The specially set running track also poked me. If it weren't for the clothes and shoes on my body, I really wanted to have a good time. I saw many people swimming in the river, some of them were quite old, and my dry duck could only express envy and admiration.

The promenade is a walking viewing road built on the seaside, about 7 kilometers long, from People's Square to Overseas Chinese Park. There are few public parking lots near the promenade, and vehicles need to be parked in other parking lots near the promenade. The promenade has a pleasant sea view.

From Qian'ao Bay to the beginning of the hike, through Qian'ao Lighthouse, to Haisi Square, to Xiangyun Square, and finally to the visitor center, Shantou South Australia this seaside promenade, is becoming a new business card for tourism!

The promenade of Shantou is located opposite the People's Square. It is a somewhat long Lijiang River embankment, decorated and flattened on the ground, and made beautiful green belts for citizens and tourists to stroll along the riverside and enjoy the river view.

From Longyan Road to the end, after crossing the overpass (there is a vertical elevator but it cannot be used), it is the riverside, the Lijiang River. We arrived at night, there were not many people, and it felt like a place for nearby residents to stroll after dinner, either walking or dancing. The street lights on the riverside are not very bright, and I went back slowly. Because the hotel is a distance from here, I don't want to go back, so I scan a shared bicycle. There are many shared cars here and ride back.