Where is Huang Qi Peninsula in Fujian?

Huang Qi Peninsula is in Fujian Province.

Huang Qi Peninsula is located in the northeast coast of Lianjiang County and the east coast of Fujian Province, with an area of about 1.35 square kilometers. There are many islands and reefs in the north and south of the peninsula, and there are many harbors. This is an ideal rock fishing resort. You can do bottom fishing and raft fishing in Beihai Ranch. Main target fish: black snapper, perch, black hair, yellow chicken, perch, etc.

Huang Qi Town is an important tourist city in Huang Qi Peninsula. Important tourist attractions are expected to be Xiangge, Guanyin Pavilion, Jimtan and Ren Xian Langtaoshi. Huang Qi Peninsula and Mazu Islands are only 8000 meters apart.

It has always been a prosperous fishing area, with vast sea area, beautiful mountains and rivers, pleasant scenery, rich natural and cultural landscapes and unique food culture. It is a good place for tourism and leisure.

Huang Qi Peninsula Network Red Punch Point:

Tongxin village 1

Tongxin Village is located on the north side of Huang Qi Peninsula with a coastline of 2,200m. It is a coastal fishing village with unique scenery, surrounded by mountains and seas. Most local people are engaged in abalone, oyster, kelp and other breeding work. It is a famous abalone culture village in Lianjiang, with an annual output of 1.7 million tons. Now, Tongxin Village has turned around beautifully, and the first abalone brand IP in the province is perfectly integrated with the fisherman's style, becoming a photo resort in off the charts.

2. The crown of Dutch flag

Qiguanding is 420 meters above sea level, standing at the top of the mountain, looking at Mazu Island in the south, Sandu 'ao in the north, the rising sun in the east and the verdant mountains in the west. The mountains are tall and straight, the peaks are smooth and delicate, magnificent, and shaped like a flag fluttering in the wind, so it is also called "flag peak". In the Ming Dynasty, Dach was named "Qifengjing", hence the name.