Title: Won the title of Advanced Scenic Spot in Jiangxi Province and Top Ten New Scenic Spot in Jiangxi Province in 2011

Scenic Spot Introduction

Jiangxi East Poyang Lake National Wetland Park is a representative pure natural ecological compound wetland park, consisting of lakes, rivers, grasslands, tidal flats, islands, river beaches, Wetlands such as ponds are the main landscape. Wetland resources are rich and diverse. It is one of the six largest wetlands in the world. It is a national wetland park with the largest wetland area and the richest wetland species in Asia. It is a national 4A-level scenic spot and a popular science education base in China.

The park is located in Poyang County, Shangrao City, Jiangxi Province, on the east bank of Poyang Lake, the core area of ??the Poyang Lake Ecological Economic Zone, the center of the successful resort Lushan, Jingdezhen, the Chinese Porcelain Capital, Taoist Holy Land Longhu Mountain, and the World Natural Heritage Sanqing Mountain , Wuyuan, the most beautiful village in China. The geographical coordinates are: 116 2339~ 116 4438 East Longitude, 28 5652~ 29 1331 North Latitude.

The total area of ??the park is 36,285.0 hectares, of which the total wetland area is 35,116.1 hectares, accounting for 96.8% of the total land area. In 2008, it was approved by the state as a national wetland park [1-3]. In 2011, it won the titles of Jiangxi Province’s Advanced Tourist Attractions and Jiangxi Province’s Top Ten New Tourist Attractions.

Swan Lake:

The domesticated migratory birds in Swan Lake include red-crowned cranes, oriental white storks, demoiselle cranes, great white swans, gray swans, etc. It has enriched the rare migratory bird population in Poyang Lake, improved the ecological resource structure of Poyang Lake, provided species resources for rare animal research, and provided real cases for science education. All rare birds live and perform in Swan Lake all year round, reproduce and reproduce, further restoring the bird population structure of Poyang Lake Wetland. The raising and adoption of swans is also a major feature of the project. In April 2011, the first batch of migratory birds—24 gray swans—were artificially hatched in the incubation building of Poyang Lake National Wetland Park.

Xiangyouzhou:

Also known as "the sea of ??grass in Poyang Lake". Legend has it that this place was once a small village with dozens of families. Due to the fertile soil on the mainland, many sesame seeds are planted around the village, and every family has an oil mill for grinding sesame oil, hence the name Sesame Island. Another theory is that during the rainy season, the grass here is submerged in fertile silt. During the dry season, grass slowly sprouts and grows, and some grasses can reach a height of 1.5 meters. Under the sunlight, they sparkle like a layer of oil floating on top, accompanied by a rich fragrance, so it is called sesame oil porridge.

Poyang Three Fresh Foods

Whitebait: It is called old fish, also known as Xiaobai. Poyang whitebait meat is tender and delicious. The "embroidery needle" is not fat enough, dry and weak. The meat of the "noodles" is hard and tough, making it uncomfortable to eat. Silverbait is a calcium-rich fish and is classified as a longevity food by nutritionists.

Eel: Also known as white eel, or eel for short, it is a migratory fish. This fish swims to the deep sea to lay eggs in autumn, and the young metamorphose into freshwater to grow. It is shaped like a snake, with a tail and flesh. It has no scales or tongue, and the largest ones are several feet long. The meat is as tender as tofu and as delicious as puffer fish. It is a carnivorous fish.

The swordfish, commonly known as anchovy and shaved fish, is a precious economic fish with a long history of consumption.

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