Ten must-see attractions in Yancheng.

The ten must-see attractions in Yancheng are: China Elk Garden, Dazong Lake, Jiangsu Yancheng National Rare Bird Nature Reserve, China Yellow Sea Migratory Bird Habitat, Dafeng Holland Flower Sea, Xixin Temple, Yancheng Dayangwan Tourist Scenic Area, Shuijie, Jiulongkou and China Haiyan Museum.

1, China Elk Garden

Jiangsu Dafeng Elk National Nature Reserve is located in the Yellow Sea, with a total area of 78,000 hectares, including 2,668 hectares in the core area, 2,220 hectares in the buffer area and 73 1 12 hectares in the experimental area. Jiangsu Dafeng Elk National Nature Reserve is the largest elk nature reserve in the world, with the largest wild elk population and the largest elk gene bank in the world.

2. Dazong Lake

Dazong Lake belongs to Lixia water system. Located in Yandu District, Yancheng City, Jiangsu Province and xinghua city, Taizhou City, the local name is Pinghu, which is one of the residual lakes after the disintegration of the ancient Sheyang Lake. Dazong Lake, located in the hinterland of He Lixia Plain, is the lowest in Yundong Lake Group. The lake is slightly oval in shape, with an area of 2 1 square kilometer, of which the water area is 16 square kilometer, belonging to a kind of freshwater lake of sodium carbonate group.

3. Yancheng National Rare Birds Nature Reserve, Jiangsu Province

It covers an area of 247,260 hectares. 1983, Jiangsu Yancheng provincial coastal rare bird nature reserve was established. 1992 upgraded to a national nature reserve. In 2007, it was renamed Yancheng Wetland National Rare Bird Nature Reserve in Jiangsu Province. The main protected objects of the reserve are rare wild animals such as red-crowned cranes and the beach wetland ecosystem on which they depend.

4. Habitat of migratory birds in the Yellow Sea (Bohai Sea) of China.

China Yellow Sea (Bohai Sea) migratory bird habitat (Phase I) is located in Yancheng City, Jiangsu Province. It is mainly composed of intertidal mudflats and other coastal wetlands. It has the largest intertidal mudflat in the world. It is a key hub on the migration route of migratory birds in East Asia-Australasia, with the most endangered species and the highest degree of threat. It is also a stopover, molting and wintering place for millions of migratory birds around the world.

5. Dafeng Holland Flower Sea

Dutch Flower Sea is located in Xingfeng, north of Dafeng District, Yancheng City, Jiangsu Province, close to expressway, Xu Da and Dafeng North Exit, expressway, Luo Yan. It is a national 4A-level tourist attraction.

6. Xixin Temple

Xixin Temple, formerly known as Xixin Temple, is located on the bank of the Yellow Sea and the Sheyang River. This temple not only has the pattern of Buddhist temples in Han Dynasty, but also has the simple and elegant features of Jianghuai architecture, so it can be called "a blessed land in the Yellow Sea".

7. Yancheng Dayang Bay Tourist Scenic Area

Yancheng Dayangwan Tourist Scenic Area is located in Nanyang Town, tinghu district, Yancheng City, Jiangsu Province. Dayangwan scenic spot has both the characteristics of the Central Jiangsu Plain and the charm of the Yellow Sea. Surrounded by old and new ocean bays, it forms a "B"-shaped harbor and island, which is a "paradise" with intact original ecology in the suburbs. The whole bay is flat, with local ups and downs and dense river networks, which is suitable for farming and grazing and has wide adaptability.

8. Water Street

Yanzhen Water Street is an important part of Yancheng Haiyan Historical and Cultural Scenic Area. Located on the east side of Chuanchang River landscape belt, from century avenue to Jindong Road, and planned and constructed along the west side of Fang Kai Avenue, it covers an area of about 68,000 square meters and has a construction area of 29,600 square meters.

9. Jiulongkou

Jiulongkou is a famous scenic spot in He Lixia. It is located in Jiulongkou Tourist Resort, jianhu county, Yancheng City, Jiangsu Province. Named after nine rivers converge into an island.

10, China Haiyan Museum

China Sea Salt Museum systematically reflects the development history of sea salt in China, displays the research results of introducing sea salt culture, and collects and displays the cultural relics and materials of sea salt history in China. Using wax figures, sculptures, sand tables and other demonstration techniques, the museum shows the multi-level cultural scenes of sea salt production and salt people's life in ancient times, such as "smelting brine and frying salt" and "drying salt".

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Yancheng