What tidal observation points are there in Qiantang District of Hangzhou on National Day? The best tidal observation point of Qiantang River.

What are the tidal spots in the National Day in Qiantang District, Hangzhou?

Tides can be observed along the first line of the river in Qiantang District, but to see some specific tides such as first-line tides and tidal waves, we must see them where there are groins.

Ziggy (commonly known as "pig's head and feet")

Navigation address: directly search for "pig's head and feet", and you can find it by directly searching on the navigation APP.

Ticket information: free of charge, no need to make an appointment in advance.

Tidal characteristics: tidal wave, first-line tide

There may be a "first-line tide" when the tidal bore passes through, and it will rise after many reflections when it meets water-blocking buildings such as pan head and groin, forming a "tidal bore". There are many groins upstream and downstream of the forecast point, so special attention should be paid to the safety of tidal observation.

Tide video: video viewing ①, video viewing ②.

Source: Qiantang River Tidal Forecasting System

Public transportation: The nearest subway station is Jinsha Lake on Hangzhou Metro 1 Line, and it is 3. 1 km walk. The nearest bus stop is Qige Industrial Park, walking 1.5km.

Bian Xiao tip: There is a "parking lot along the river" next to it, but because there is a place to go to work around, it may be a car at ordinary times and there is no parking space.

Summary of other tidal observation points:

Linjiang Wharf: This section is located at the bend of Qiantang River, with high tidal bore, large tidal range and fast moving speed. The tidal bore is strong in flood season, and a relatively complete "first-line tide" may be seen.

Qiantang Section 8: The tide in Section 8 is very exciting and can be compared with the salt officials on the other side.

Xiasha Bridge: At this tidal point, the most famous one is the "One Tide". This is also the most common kind of tide.

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