Compared to Dali, the red-billed gulls at Wuxi's Turtle Head Isle offer better value for money

I bet you'll definitely come! During the Spring Festival period, there are just too many people. We queued for over two hours, but when we saw all the seagulls flocking in, it was truly spectacular, and all the waiting was worth it. I suggest you go in the morning when there are fewer people, and the sunrise should also be beautiful. We queued at around 1 pm and didn't get on the boat until 4 pm, but luckily we caught one of the last few ferries, just in time to cruise during the sunset. ⏰ The ferry schedule is: from Turtle Head Isle Ferry Terminal to Taihu Fairy Island Terminal, the first ferry is at 8:20; the last ferry is at 16:20. 🎫 Ticket price: The original price is 90 yuan, including the park bus and passenger ferry ticket. (During the Spring Festival period from 2.9 to 2.17, you can purchase it for half price at 45 yuan, which also includes the ferry ticket) After entering the park, you need to walk for about 20-30 minutes to reach the ferry terminal. If you're willing to walk, you can enjoy the scenery along the way. If you feel the distance is a bit far, you can also take the park bus or buy a sightseeing car ticket to go directly! 📷 The best photo spot: on the second floor at the stern of the boat. Because it's crowded, if the second floor is full, the first floor is also a good choice. There are the most red-billed gulls at the stern, and of course, there will be other seagulls around. Prepare a few slices of bread in advance, and maybe the seagulls will fly to your hand to snatch the food. ⚠️ If you're just there to see the seagulls, you don't have to disembark at Taihu Fairy Island Terminal; you can return directly. The round trip takes about 30 minutes.