Is it better to go to Haining to watch the tide, to the salt official or to the old salt warehouse? Do you need tickets? Are there many people watching the tide festival? Is it difficult to find a pla

Is it better to go to Haining to watch the tide, to the salt official or to the old salt warehouse? Do you need tickets? Are there many people watching the tide festival? Is it difficult to find a place to live? Tickets 150 or so. You should contact and book accommodation in advance.

Both the old salt warehouse and the salt official need tickets to watch the tide, and there are many people on both sides of the tide watching festival. I'm from Haining. I suggest you extend the tide after watching it, because the tide in Yan Guan comes from the left and has no positive influence. The old salt warehouse has a levee, which can watch the tide head-on, which is quite shocking. It took nearly an hour for the tide to reach the old salt warehouse after passing through the salt official. The tide is bigger than the salt official. In addition, it is estimated that accommodation should be booked in advance during the tide watching festival (just in case).