Romantic winter in Tianjin, Siberian seagulls accompany you through the winter

Every winter❄️, seagulls🐦 from Siberia come as promised, it's another good season to see seagulls 🎉, when tens of thousands of white elves dance on the sea💃, the sound of birds and waves is absolutely healing. Seagulls from Siberia come to Tianjin for winter~ ‼️They only stay for a short time in winter, hurry up and check in the seagulls limited to Tianjin winter~ - 🔆Old Wharf 📍No. 3405 Shanghai Road, Binhai New Area, Tianjin Open all day from November to February in winter ⏰The best time is 13:00-15:00 in the afternoon when people feed the seagulls. At this time, a group of seagulls will come to the shore to find food. It is recommended to choose this time to take pictures!! 🚕Self-driving navigation to "Old Wharf" or "Chezhan North Road Overpass Bus Station", there are free parking spaces on the street 🚌Take the subway line 9 to "Tanggu" station, then transfer to bus 110 to "Chezhan North Road Overpass Bus Station" - 🔆San Cha River Mouth 📍 100 meters northwest of the intersection of Ligongci Street and Ligongci East Arrow Road in Hebei District Open all day from January to February in winter ⏰The best time is 12:00-15:00 in the afternoon. The background is the Tianjin landmark Tianjin Eye Ferris wheel. The seagulls and the Ferris wheel are a big shot at a glance!! 🚕Self-driving navigation to "Tianjin Eye", there are paid parking lots nearby such as Holiday Hotel, Da Bei Yuan... ❣️Photo strategy & small tips 🔸You can bring some bread, feeding seagulls will fly over in groups, very photogenic 🔸There is a sign marked "Feeding Point" at the old wharf. The feeder will bring bread in the afternoon for feeding. The seagulls are more concentrated at this time and can be photographed 🔸You can take pictures with the boats and lighthouses on the sea at the old wharf... 🔸The best place to see seagulls at the mouth of the San Cha River is on the King Kong Bridge... 🔸Wear more clothes, bring a camera to take pictures and check in~ 🔸Don't catch seagulls, protect the environment