Shitou (Boulder) Park

The location of the Great Sacred of Journey to the West is a very magnificent coast. Standing on the reef, listening to the whimpering of the sea breeze and the roar of the waves. You can also see the Wenchang rocket launch base here, with a wide view and one of the high-quality observation points.

The viewing place of the stormy waves. Today, I encountered Hainan low temperature and high wind warning weather, but also brought the shock of the sea breeze. Standing on the stone, my hand shook and unstable, and people felt like they were going to be blown away. More than a dozen scenic volunteers and police reminded tourists from time to time to stay away from the stones in the offshore area, and several places were put on the cordon. They were very serious and responsible. The New Year was also very hard! There are no tickets for the attractions, there are battery cars, 10 yuan a way, 20 round trip, in fact, the door is very close to the big stone, but some people are not clear, or do not want to walk more than 1 km of the road can choose. Another kilometer of Qishui Bay has a little beach, and there is a big stone to see the rocket launch tower more closely.

The stone park is very magnificent, the stone shapes are many, especially the wind-moving stone, large and small goose egg stones lie safely on the horns of the bronze drum, as if telling the story of iron bars grinding into needles to modern people. This area, sea urchin abalone resources are very rich.

[Fun] The scenic spot is free of tickets, but the only thing to pay attention to is sun protection, and the important thing is said three times. There is a sightseeing car at the door, but I personally don’t think there is any need to take a seat.

Very good place! Every stone and every wave tell the story! It's just two kilometers away to get a battery car for 30 yuan. It's really outrageous!

When the weather is good, you can see the sky full of stars.

The scenery is very beautiful, everyone is welcome to come here to play.

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