An 800-year-old lake in Yancheng is the first lake in northern Jiangsu and has been certified by the Guinness Book of World Records.

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Jiangsu is a province rich in tourism resources. This is all due to the contribution of each city. In Yancheng, a small town in northern Jiangsu, there are very rich ecological resources. In addition to various There are tidal flats, biological protection parks, and ecologically focused resorts, of which Yancheng Dazong Lake is the most representative one.

Dazong Lake, also known as Pinghu, has different scenery in four seasons. The autumn moon over Pinghu Lake is one of the eight old scenic spots in Yancheng, while the autumn scenery across the lake is one of the ten new scenic spots in Yancheng. In the Great Zong Lake, the best way to visit is to take a boat deep into the reed swamps and get on a hand-cranked boat. As the hand-cranked boat continues to go deep into the reeds, I feel like I have entered a maze, with criss-crossing river ports and dense reeds. , forming vast or narrow reeds on the water, full of wild interest.

Dazong Lake was formed before the Southern Song Dynasty and has a history of more than 800 years. It not only has rich wetland ecological resources, but also enjoys the reputation of a water town and a land of fish and rice. It also has a meaningful humanistic history. Dazong Lake has been a scenic spot in Yancheng since ancient times. Dazong Lake is the largest and deepest lake in the Lixiahe area and enjoys the reputation of the first lake in northern Jiangsu.

The simplicity, tranquility and remoteness of Dazong Lake in the original ecological wetland make people forget to leave. The beautiful natural scenery, simple folk customs of Zonghu Lake, magical folklore, unique water town customs, All the tempting lake delicacies are available. The reed maze in Da Zong Lake is the largest in the country and has been certified by the Guinness Book of Records as the world's largest water reed maze.

Sitting on the boat on the lake, you can also see the Guanyin statue on the lake in the distance, like a lighthouse, guiding us to the depths of Dazong Lake.

The most shocking scene in the Dazong Lake Scenic Area is the scene of cranes flying together. Yes, there are red-crowned cranes here in Dazong Lake. They are released at a fixed time every day, so you can enjoy the cranes. The spectacular scene of flying together is sometimes canceled due to weather conditions, so you can only look at the lake from across the shore.

The Eastern Jin Shuicheng on the other side of the river is a newly built scenic spot this year. It features Ming and Qing style buildings and depicts an antique picture of an ancient city on the water.

After viewing the Ludang Maze, continue along the road and you will see the gate of Liubao Village not far away. This is an attraction transformed from some classic scenes in the movie "The Story of Willow Castle". It is said that the movie was shot in this area. There is a patriotic education base here, such as the New Fourth Army Auditorium, as well as workshops and craft demonstrations such as brewing and tofu making. The most attractive thing is the participation in the windmill and waterwheel pumping activities. From time to time, a group of people flock to the waterwheels beside the pond. Participating tourists.

When you come to Dazong Lake, you must try the local specialty small half tofu and freshly ground soy milk. It has a pure taste and is really different from the taste of tofu in the city. This is mostly due to Dazong Lake. of water.

The various waterwheel props make people have fun. This is a special feature of Dazong Lake. These wooden waterwheels look so old and were used by the older generation. A waterwheel is used to irrigate crops in high places. This can be used to guide water from low places to high places. Although it seems inconspicuous now, in that era, its value and role cannot be underestimated. It reflects human intelligence and is also a witness to the progress of civilization. So have you been to Dazong Lake in Yancheng? What do you think of Yancheng’s ecological landscape? Welcome to leave a message and express your opinion.