Travel Guide to Nanyakou Village, Zhongshan Nanyakou Village, Zhongshan

1. Nanlangyakou Village, Zhongshan City

There is only one place facing the sea in Zhongshan, Nanlangyakou Village, but there is no beach there, only a seawall. If you want to pick up shells or something, you have to go to Zhuhai at least.

2. Zhongshan Nanlangyakou People's Commune

Opening hours of Zhongshan Nanlang Cliff Pass: free all day, no tickets required.

Yakou Village, located in the southeast of Zhongshan City, Guangdong Province, is a village on the Lingdingyang side of the Pearl River Estuary, adjacent to Sun Yat-sen's former residence. This seaside village is famous because it still practices people living in the prosperous market economy in the Pearl River Delta.

Yakou Village is adjacent to Shenzhen in the north and Zhuhai in the right. Yakou Village not only has a superior geographical location, but also has beautiful seascape and pastoral scenery. This is a good place in Zhou Bianyou. Yakou Village is located in the west of the Pearl River Estuary, with developed transportation and well-informed information. It is surrounded by mountains and seas, with rich seafood, fertile land and mild climate, which can be cultivated, planted and raised. This is a unique land of fish and rice.

3. Nanlangyakou Village, Zhongshan

Bus stop at Dunhe Road, Yakou Village, Nanlang Town, Zhongshan City, Guangdong Province: Yakou (North 4 15m Road, 2 12 Road.

4. Yakou Village, Nanlang Town, Zhongshan City, Guangdong Province

A: Driving route: The whole journey is about 4.9 kilometers. Starting point: Nanlang Market

1. Go southeast from the starting point, drive along Nanqi Middle Road for 800 meters, turn right ahead and enter Nanqi Middle Road.

2. Drive along Nanqi Middle Road140m, take the third exit, head for Cuiheng/Zhuhai, and enter Nanqi South Road.

3. Drive along Nanqi South Road for 2.4 kilometers and go straight into Yakou Road.

4. Drive along Yakou Road for 60 meters and turn left ahead.

5. Drive 1000 meters and turn right into East Street.

6. Drive along East Street for 290 meters to the finish line (on the left side of the road). End point: Yakou Village.

5. Nanlang Cliff Pass

At present, about 5.4 kilometers from Cuihengguan to the north-south section of Nanlang expressway has been completed, and traffic engineering safety facilities such as traffic markings, signs, signs and signal lights meet the specifications and design requirements. Trial operation was opened on September 20.

This section passes through the L2 connecting line of Nanbei Road, Cui Yi Road, Nanhe Road and Cuizhu Interchange, which can only meet the traffic requirements of small cars. During the trial operation, large vehicles such as trucks over 2T will be banned, and the speed limit of the main line is 60 km/h.

6. Photo of Nanlangyakou Scenic Spot in Zhongshan

The park is located in the northern part of Damao Island, nanlang town, at the intersection of salt and fresh water in Hengmen Waterway of the Pearl River Estuary, and the starting area of Cuiheng New District. The park is divided into coastal wetlands and constructed wetlands, including estuarine waters, mangroves, mudflats, intertidal salt marshes and paddy fields.

No tickets, free parking, free ferry, free sightseeing bus, children's play area.

The wetland is open from 9:00- 17:30. The park needs to be reserved, and only 2000 people can be reserved a day.

7. Geographical location of Yakou Village, Nanlang Village

Yakou Village, Zhongshan City is located in nanlang town, near the sea, where many lotus flowers are planted. Lotus blooms from mid-May to the end of June.

8. Yakou Town, Zhongshan City

Jiyi Temple is located in Yakou Village, Nanlang Town, Zhongshan, formerly known as Dawan Ancient Temple. It is said that it has a history of more than 800 years, and there are written records that it was rebuilt by Daoguang in four years. This temple is unique in Zhongshan, integrating Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism. It has a great influence on believers and people at home and abroad.

9. Transfer of Yakou Land in Nanlang Town, Zhongshan City

Nanlang town Hengmen is full of sea. Take a bus to Nanlang, and then transfer to the town bus, which can go straight to Hengmen. Cantonese people are used to calling the tributary of the Pearl River the sea. It can be in Zhongshan. I can't see the real sea. What you can see outside Hengmen is the Pearl River Estuary. Going near Zhuhai, of course, is not going fishing in Zhuhai, because it is not the sea either.

If you want to see the sea in Zhuhai, you can fly to the seaside or take a boat to Dongao Island at Xiangzhou Fishing Port. You can also stay in Zhuhai on the island. S not far, but the sea is muddy and you can see the river!

Jacques

: 10. Party Secretary of Yakou Village, Zhongshan City

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1 1. Yakou Village, Zhongshan City, Guangdong Province

There is only one place facing the sea in Zhongshan, Nanlangyakou Village, but there is no beach there, only a seawall. If you want to pick up shells or something, you have to go to Zhuhai at least.

However, the scenic spots with oyster shell walls in Zhongshan are also worth seeing.

For example, the Great Ancestral Temple of Huang, located in Changzhou Village in central Shanxi Province, was built in the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty and has an oyster shell wall.

Taking oyster shell as the wall is a common architectural technique in Ming Dynasty. At that time, most of the oyster shell walls appeared in ancestral temples or houses of wealthy families. The reason why it is especially favored by large families is that the shell wall of oysters is uneven and uneven. If the thief climbs over the wall to go to the hospital in the dark, he will cut his hands and feet and have anti-theft function.

The Pearl River Delta is rich in oysters. Before the ancient processing technology was mature, the shells left after oysters were eaten were basically collected and sold as different types of building materials. When building a house, oyster shells are mixed with yellow mud, brown sugar and steamed glutinous rice and piled up layer by layer.