Yangjiang Guangdong, China Travel Guide
Hailing Island, Dajiao Bay, and Shili Silver Beach present a blend of scenic beauty and maritime history.
Dajiao Bay entry fee: CNY 50-80, open 8 AM - 6 PM (hours may extend peak summer). Maritime Silk Road Museum entrance fee: CNY 80-100, closed Mondays.
Visit in the early morning for fewer crowds and softer light.
Ideal for stunning sunset photography. Arrive an hour before sunset.
Allow 2-3 hours for exhibits; photography generally allowed (check flash rules).
Centerpiece: Nanhai No. 1 shipwreck, with thousands of artifacts.
Offers a deep dive into ancient maritime trade.
Showcases Yangjiang's history, culture, and folk customs.
Exhibits cover archaeology, historical development, and crafts.
Exquisite porcelain, gold and silver objects from the Nanhai No. 1 shipwreck.
Unique look into ancient daily lives of sailors and merchants.
Ongoing study of the shipwreck yields new insights into China's maritime history.
Occasional local folk music, dance, and conventional Chinese opera performances.
The Nanhai No. 1 shipwreck forms Yangjiang's most significant archaeological site.
Yangjiang's natural beauty stretches from its coastline to inland karst formations.
Longgong Cave in Yangchun features stunning underground formations.
Dajiao Bay, Shili Silver Beach, and Mawei Island Beach offer sandy shores for swimming and relaxation.
The Moyang River flows through Yangjiang city, enhancing its scenic charm.
Mandarin Duck Lake Park is a large urban park for local relaxation and exercise.
Hailing Island National Marine Park protects coastal biodiversity.
Tranquil hill temple with beautiful scenery.
Explore local streets, authentic glimpse of life.
Colorful boats, bustling market for photos.
Along Yangxi coast for traditional life.
Immerse in the daily routines of locals by going to bustling wet markets.
Excellent for authentic, inexpensive meals.
Popular with locals for evening strolls, tai chi, and get-togethers.
Present a relaxed atmosphere within the city.
Shapa Beach in Yangxi County has quiet, undeveloped beauty.
The Moyang River flows through Yangjiang city, adding scenic beauty.
Explore Zha Po Town's local streets away from main resort zones.
Interact with fishermen from the region or villagers in smaller coastal towns.
Witness conventional fishing methods life in remote villages along the coast.
Capture the serene beauty of the vast coastline as the sun rises.
Peaceful morning light
Dynamic scenes of local fishermen and colorful boats first thing in the morning.
Authentic coastal life
Check operating hours for museums and sights, especially during holidays.
Comfortable walking shoes are for exploring historical sites and natural parks.
Always carry water, notably during summer visits to beaches and outdoor areas.
Weekdays during off-peak seasons provide the best experience with fewer crowds.
