What to wear in Hainan in February?

What to wear in Sanya in February:

Cotton and linen shirts, thin long skirts, thin T-shirts and other cool and breathable clothes during the day. At night, it is recommended to wear comfortable clothes such as short suits, T-shirts, thin denim shirts, and casual clothes made of single-layer cotton and linen fabrics.

Famous attractions in Sanya:

Yalong Bay National Tourism Resort:

Yalong Bay is located 28 kilometers southeast of Sanya, the southernmost tropical coastal tourist city in China. A half-moon-shaped bay at the southernmost tip of Hainan, with a total length of about 7.5 kilometers, is one of the famous scenic spots in Hainan.

The beach of Yalong Bay stretches for 7 kilometers and is gentle and wide. The shallow sea area is 50-60 meters wide. Visibility is 7-9 meters. The underwater world includes coral reefs, various tropical fish, precious shellfish, etc. The annual average temperature is 25.5°C, and the sea water temperature is 22-25.1°C. You can swim there all year round, and it is known as "the best bay in the world". ?

Tianya Haijiao Scenic Area:

It is located at the foot of Maling Mountain in Tianya District, about 26 kilometers away from downtown Sanya. With the sea in front and the mountains behind, the scenery is unique. Entering the tourist area, the pair of bluish-gray boulders rising from the ground on the beach, more than 10 meters high and more than 60 meters long, are immediately visible.

The two stones are engraved with the words "Tianya" and "Haijiao" respectively, which means the edge of the sky and the end of the sea. This is where the name "Tianya Haijiao" comes from.

Sanya Nanshan Sea Guanyin:

Nanshan Cultural Tourism Zone Nanshan Cultural Tourism Zone faces the South China Sea and is located 20 kilometers southwest of Sanya, a tropical coastal city at the southern end of Hainan Island, China. is the southernmost mountain in China.

Nanshan has always been known as a place of auspiciousness and blessing. According to Buddhist classics, Guanyin Bodhisattva, who rescued people in distress, made twelve major vows in order to save all sentient beings, the second of which was "the wish to always live in the South China Sea."

Master Jianzhen, a famous monk in the Tang Dynasty, made five unsuccessful trips eastward to Japan to promote Buddhism. The fifth time he drifted to Nanshan, where he lived for a year and a half and built Buddhist temples, preaching and teaching. Six attempts to cross eastward to Japan were finally successful. Monk Kukai, the first Japanese monk sent to the Tang Dynasty, also landed in China here and stopped to teach the Dharma.

Luhuitou Mountain Top Park:

It is located on a seaside hill 3 kilometers south of Sanya City, extending to the South China Sea and shaped like an Eld's deer. It faces the sea on three sides and has green mountains all year round. It is famous for its beautiful myths and legends. The main peak is 275.1 meters above sea level.

The top of Luhuitou Mountain has been built into a beautiful mountaintop park, and a giant statue 12 meters high, 9 meters long and 4.9 meters wide has been sculpted on the mountain according to this beautiful legend. Sanya City is also known as "Deer City".