There is a blue that belongs to Naqin Peninsula

✨There is a blue that belongs to Naqin Peninsula A spontaneous two-day trip to Taishan 🚃Route: Drive from Foshan for two and a half hours to reach Naqin Peninsula (pictures one to five), and visit the Southeast Asian style village on the second day (pictures six to nine). 🌆Accommodation: Stay at the Naqin Peninsula Geological Ocean Park Hotel, 880 yuan per night. Includes park tickets, with multiple re-entries allowed. The hotel has a swimming pool (but it is said to be seawater, with the smell of disinfectant, probably filtered) including two breakfasts, some rooms can see the sea, we didn't book a sea view room, but it's also very close to the seaside, about a ten-minute walk. After getting off the highway, it takes about half an hour to drive to Naqin Peninsula, the scenery along the way is very beautiful, making one's mood pleasant. 👐The most worthwhile part of the entire scenic area is the seaside plank road, built along the coast on the side of the mountain, very clean, where you can directly overlook the entire sea, and every casual shot is very beautiful, making one can't help but continuously exclaim how piu-liang it is and also appreciate the special landforms (rocks of various shapes). 👐We were most fortunate to see white dolphins! Near the dolphin-watching pavilion, we saw several white dolphins frolicking around. It is recommended to start walking on the plank road after four o'clock in the afternoon to see the beautiful sunset. On the second day, we went to the Southeast Asian style village, which has a Southeast Asian feel, but there isn't much fun or good food 🍱Cuisine: For lunch on the first day, we had the famous Taishan eel rice, which was very fragrant and nice. In the evening, we had seafood near the hotel, recommended Haiwang, the seafood is very fresh! The shrimp meat is firm and sweet, and the crabs are also sufficiently plump. Overall, eating didn't feel like being ripped off haha! Because the development level is not deep, so the local customs are simple, and the prices are not expensive (it's quite cheap to buy drinks, swimwear outside the scenic area) the environment is also comfortable and clean, and the landscape has retained its original feel. Overall, it's quite worth a visit.