What's interesting in Beihai?

There are Beihai Yintan, Beihai Old Street, Hayes Shougang, Liuliu Village and Hepu Mooncake Town.

Beihai Yintan 1

Yintan is a representative scenic spot in Beihai, and has always been known as "the first beach in the world". The silver beach is wide and flat, the sand is white and delicate, and the water quality is clear. You can take a walk on the beach, tread water, pick up shells and take beautiful photos. Besides sightseeing, Silver Beach can also play water sports, such as banana boats, motorboats, parachutes, beach motorcycles and so on. There are various ways to play, and adults and children can find fun here.

2. Beihai Old Street

Beihai Old Street is a street full of history. Walking in is like crossing the boundary of time and space and entering the scene of street life a hundred years ago. Listen to the surrounding sounds, which makes people feel deeply.

3. The first port in Hearst

Haishishou Port is a port with Han Dynasty customs. This port records the historical imprint of the North Sea Maritime Silk Road, witnesses the changes of the times, and has strong cultural and commemorative significance.

4. Liuxia Village

This village is surrounded by mountains and seas and has a long history, which lasted for more than 300 years. There are many shops in online celebrities, such as handicraft shops, coffee shops, bookstores, drink shops and so on. Here, you can enjoy a leisurely seaside life, learn about fishermen's culture, and take small fresh Japanese photos, which is full of film sense.

5. Hepu Mooncake Town

The moon cakes in Hepu have a long history and are very famous in China, the hometown of moon cakes. As early as the Song Dynasty, Su Shi wrote poems praising the delicacy of Hepu moon cakes. Hepu moon cakes have many flavors and rich fillings, including five kernels, cantaloupe, red dates, barbecued pork and lotus seed paste, and their sizes and shapes are also different.

The above contents refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Beihai Yintan Baidu Encyclopedia-Beihai Old Street.