Which place is more worth visiting, Shantou or Chaozhou?

Shantou is relatively fun. Shantou is not as long as Chaozhou, but the tourism in Shantou is not bad. The small park area in the center of Shantou is the largest arcade group in China, and buildings combining Chinese and western styles can be seen everywhere. Haibin Road, with a bay and a view, is a unique geographical location in Shantou. After all, Shantou is the only city in China with an inner bay. With the development of urban construction in Shantou in recent years, the tourism industry in Shantou has been greatly improved. Children's Park, Wetland Park, major squares, Fante Paradise, etc. Plus Panshi Mountain, Nan 'ao Island, Haimen Bay, Nanshan Bay, Chen Cihuang's former residence and other well-known tourist areas. All these make Shantou's tourism resources particularly rich. Interesting places in Shantou: Nan 'ao Island, an oasis in the South China Sea, is a beautiful tourist island with dense tropical plants and a high-quality seaport. Nan 'ao Island has been a trade transit point along the southeast coast since ancient times, with a fishing ground of 50,000 square kilometers nearby. Lotus Peak is the first peak in Huangshan Scenic Area. The top of the 36 th peak, 1864, is 8 meters above sea level. Located between Yupinglou and Aoyu Peak on the hiking trail. Chen Cihuang's former residence, located in Qianmei Village, Longdu Town, Chenghai District, Shantou City, Guangdong Province, was built by overseas Chinese Chen Cihuang's family. Bishi Scenic Area, located on the south bank of Bishi Lake in Haojiang District, Shantou City, facing Jinping across the sea, is the first batch of provincial-level scenic spots in Guangdong Province, the first batch of national 4A-level tourist areas in Chaoshan Mountain Area, and the first of the eight scenic spots in Shantou. Beishanwan Tourist Resort is located in the Northeast Cultural Department of Dahao Peninsula, Shantou City, Guangdong Province. It is surrounded by mountains and faces the sea. The mountain is flat and faces the South China Sea to the east. The seabed is flat and open, and there are many natural rocks.