Juehua Island 2018 Travel Guide Where is Juehua Island?

Juehua Island Speaking of this place, not many tourists are familiar with it. But speaking of this place, it used to be Peach Blossom Island in Jin Yong's "The Legend of the Condor Heroes". People who have watched this famous film and television series should know a lot about it. So where is Juehua Island? What beautiful scenery does Juehua Island have? Let’s take a look!

Where is Juehua Island

Juehua Island is located in Juhuadao Township, Xingcheng City. Juehua Island is the largest island in Liaodong Bay and is known as the "Buddha Island in the North". It has the reputation of "Putuo Mountain in the south and Juehua Island in the north".

Introduction to Juehua Island

The mountains and rocks are beautiful and the ancient trees are towering. There are Tuoshan Island and Yanshan Island in the south, and Mopan Mountain in the north. One big one and three small ones complement each other.

The beautiful scenery of Juehua Island

Start from Harbin and drive to the island. The first stop is to take a ferry to Juehua Island, also known as Juhua Island. The environmental protection on the island is pretty good. It was not the peak season when I went there, so B&Bs were relatively cheap. More than 150 yuan a day, including breakfast, the accommodation environment is okay. The mosquitoes on the island are worse than those in Beidaihe, but that's how it is at home. The beach on the island is good and it is a fishing village. We stayed at a fisherman's hotel in Nanhai Bathing Village on Juhua Island. The boss also took us to buy seafood ashore and helped us negotiate the price. The boss’s good contact information: 15642957137. Recommended. Nice people. Offshore, sunrise on the beach.

In the natural scenery in June and July, there are pagodas everywhere on Juehua Island and pagodas everywhere around Xianghua Island. The beach at Nanhai Bathing Beach is very good, the water is very clear, and the seafood is refreshing, fresh and cheap. I take my family to the island every year. Away from the hustle and bustle of the city, there is an uncle on the roadside on the island who grills squid, which is especially fresh and delicious! It’s a hundred times more delicious than the squid stalls at the tourist spots on the island.

: Travel Guide

1. Time reference:

Half day

2. About transportation:

Sleep Huadao is located in the sea more than 10 kilometers southeast of Xingcheng and 9 kilometers away from the beach. It takes 50 minutes to walk from the seaside.

Cruise: It takes 40 minutes to row from the cruise pier on the north side of Xinghai Park.

3. About tickets:

The scenic spot pass is 175 yuan (including round-trip boat fare, transportation around the island, scenic spot tickets, children under 1.2 meters in height are free); this boat has three floors. If you want to go to the third floor, you need to pay 5 yuan/person at your own expense.

4. Opening hours:

Departure time is 8:30-17:00 (the first return flight is 12:00, departure time will change with the increase in passenger flow in peak season, The departure time is around 7:00)

Warm reminders:

1. This island is the Peach Blossom Island in Jin Yong's "The Legend of the Condor Heroes", where Huang Rong lived back then! Also! It is the largest island in Liaodong Bay.

2. After disembarking, use your ID card to exchange for scenic spot tickets for free, and the island landing fee is waived!

3. The one-way journey time to the island is about 40 minutes

4. Friendly reminder, it is difficult to buy vegetables and fruits on the island, and there are a lot of gravel and shell residues on the beach!

5. The store’s electric bicycle goes around the island for 50 yuan for 2 hours!< /p>

6. You can park your car in the parking lot of the pier for 10 yuan and there is no time limit.

7. It is recommended to prepare food and grass in Xingcheng before going. There is no farmer's market on the island, only a small supermarket, which is not complete and a bit expensive.

8. Juehua Island (Chrysanthemum Island) is the largest island in Liaodong Bay. Buddhism was prevalent on the island during the Liao and Jin Dynasties, and it was once a holy place for northern Buddhism.