Zhanjiang

Huguangyanfeng is located about 19 kilometers southwest of Zhanjiang City. It is an extremely rare maar lake and one of the three volcanic lakes in China. Huguangyan is surrounded by volcanoes, the lake is very clear, and the lake is surrounded by steep cliffs, where the stratification of volcanic rocks is clearly visible. There are many old-growth trees in the scenic area, the vegetation is dense, and the air is very fresh. If you like history, you can also visit the ancient temples and rock carvings here.

Techeng Island is also called "Red Island" for the red soil on the island and red rocks after volcanic eruptions. The air here is fresh and the climate is very pleasant. There is a large protected old-growth mangrove forest, beautiful sandy beaches, the Xiantai Temple, and the World War II sites to visit.

Xiashan’s Sea Viewing Promenade is about 1.7 kilometers long and is divided into three regions, including south, center and north. The south section is relatively narrow and long, opening up from Zijing Square with thousands of flowers and trees. The central area is wide and open, with garden roads and large stretches of rolling green grassland, perfect for a stroll in the sun. The north area is dominated by Conch Square, which features a multitude of swaying palm trees and 28 kinds of flowers. The giant passenger ship “City on the Sea” parked on the seaside promenade of Xiashan is also a popular attraction. Standing on top of the boat, visitors are treated to a view of the entire city on the coast.

Texas Water World is located near Wuchuan Country Garden, Zhanjiang City. In Dinglong Bay National Marine Ecology Resort, the design and overall theme of the project resembles that of Texas, in the United States due to the very similar geographical and natural conditions. The park features cowboy culture and Texas oil boom themes. With the desertified local landscape it has the look and feel of the American Wild West.