Hangzhou seaside tourism

There are the South Pole and the North Pole in the world, and a bright pearl, the East Pole, is embedded in the East Sea of China.

The geographical location of the East Pole is unique. Dongji Archipelago is far from Zhoushan Island and 45km from shenjiamen, with 28 islands and 108 reefs. The outlying islands 12 nautical miles are high seas. Dongji is one of the easternmost islands in Zhoushan Archipelago. It should be pointed out that Dongji Island is not the easternmost inhabited island in China, and Shengshan Island is the easternmost inhabited island in Zhoushan Archipelago, while Liaoning Island, Dalu Island and Kokashima are further east. The East Pole not only has rich and quaint fisherman characteristics, but also has beautiful scenery, covering almost real sunshine, blue sea, islands and reefs and seafood. Moreover, the climate is pleasant and the water quality is clear, which is a rare and pure place. The sea surface here changes frequently all year round, which is better than Hangzhou West Lake and Ma Pingchuan. Anger is worse than the autumn tide in Qiantang, and the stormy waves crack the shore. The islands in the East Pole have the reputation of "Cloud Island". Every spring and summer, there are clouds floating around the top of the island, but the coast is sunny and spectacular. Dongfushan and Yezishan Qishan are steep rocks, which are wonderful. They are stronger than Mount Tai and close to two mountains. They are as strange as Huangshan Mountain and as different as rocky hills. Dongji Island not only has the reputation of blue sea and strange stones, but also has beautiful and moving legends. Xu Fu led 3,000 boys and girls to the East China Sea to seek the elixir of life for Qin Shihuang, ending in Dongfushan. Modern literati also took the lead, leaving many beautiful sentences handed down from generation to generation for the East Pole, and accumulating profound cultural details for the East Pole. The main scenic spots in the East Pole are Miao Zi Lake, Qingbang Island, Dongfushan and Huangxing Island.

Dongji Island tourism

Dongji Island was first discovered by photographers and sea fishing enthusiasts, and then became famous on the Internet. Because it is close to the high seas, the water in the East Pole is blue, which is also a major feature of the East Pole. Many tourists come here for this reason. Over the years, the tourism development of Dongji has been initiated by tourism enterprises such as Dongji Town People's Government, Zhoushan Dongji Tourism Development Co., Ltd. (under Zhoushan Civil Aviation Bureau), Zhoushan Shengdao Cultural Tourism Development Co., Ltd. (Putuo Shengdao Travel Agency) and Putuo Haishan Travel Agency, and has been vigorously promoted through the Internet, advertisements, word of mouth, TV media and other channels, so Dongji has also become a good choice for vacation and leisure. The marine culture, fishermen's customs and fishing culture of the East Pole have always been unique.

Dongji Town goes from left to right. These islands are arranged in this way: Xiaoban, Huangxing, Miao Zi Lake (town center), Qingbang, Xifushan and Dongfushan. This time, they are all relatively large islands. In fact, on the right side of Dongfushan, there are internal swings and external swings, and then there is no external.

In my opinion, the scenery of Dongji Island is one of the best in Zhoushan, much better than that of Zhujiajian Island Island, except that there is no beach in the East Pole (of course, Langgang and Shengsi are equally beautiful).

Because it is close to the open sea, the surrounding water is deep and the water quality is clear. Especially in June-165438+ 10, the sea drops blue like the sky.

When there is strong wind or strong wind, it turns green.

We basically go fishing there once a week.

As upstairs said, the East Pole is a good place to be in a daze, especially to go to Dongfushan, where the scenery is the best. When you stand high and look at the endless blue sky, you will feel that you are the only one in the whole world! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !