Do you need tickets to watch the tide in Qiantang River? You went to Yan Guan or Haining.

Tickets are needed to watch the tide in Qiantang River.

All scenic spots in Yan Guan Scenic Area shall be visited by tickets or vouchers, and shall be registered by the real-name registration system. Fireworks and firecrackers are strictly prohibited in the scenic area, and there must be no uncivilized behaviors such as competition, noise and unreasonable troubles. Visitors are not allowed to bring dangerous goods and other items that hinder safety into the scenic spot.

Spitting and littering are prohibited in the scenic area. It is everyone's responsibility to protect the scenic spot. It is strictly forbidden to scribble and depict buildings in the scenic spot. Photographing and videotaping the exhibits in the scenic spot must be approved by the scenic spot management department before it can be carried out.

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Tide watching in Qiantang River is introduced as follows:

It is forbidden to cross the safety guardrail and enter the area marked with dangerous areas to watch the tide, swim in the river and take pictures in the pond. Entering the scenic spot must obey the management personnel and consciously abide by the relevant provisions of the regulations on public security management. Offenders will be dealt with according to the relevant provisions.

Old people and children must be accompanied by adult family members. Please arrange the tour reasonably according to the opening hours. If there is any adjustment, please refer to the on-site announcement. Yan Guan Guanchao Scenic Area is located in Haining City, Hangjiahu Plain on the north bank of Hangzhou Bay, Zhejiang Province. Yan Guan is a thousand-year-old city with a long history and splendid culture.

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