Xiapu - A Must-Visit for Photography Enthusiasts. Interested in Joining?

As a photography enthusiast, Xiapu is absolutely a must-visit place, with the most beautiful tidal flats in China.

There are blue seas and silver beaches, mysteriously tilted poles, fishing boats returning in the evening, molten gold at sunset, and the endless morning scene of hanging oysters, the swaying and spectacular Porphyra cultivation nets, and the dreamlike floating homes on the sea... Along Xiapu's coastline, granite hills and low mountains are closely nestled against the tidal flats, as if providing naturally staggered and perfectly placed viewing platforms to overlook the flats.

On September 3, 2020, I plan to join Aladdin's photography group to Xiapu. There are still a few spots left. Are any friends willing to join?

(Note: The images above are from the internet)

Depart in the morning from Changsha South High-Speed Railway Station and arrive in Xiapu in the evening.

In the morning, shoot the sunrise at Weijiang Mantou Mountain. Afterward, head to Bailu Village to capture the scene of fishermen drying kelp.

In the afternoon, photograph the drifting nets at Yangjiaxi Waya. Afterward, go to Dongbi to shoot the sunset.

In the morning, photograph the sunrise at Beidou. The seaside here is home to hardworking fishermen, and their busy figures can always be seen between the tides. Afterward, shoot the scene of mending nets.

In the afternoon, shoot at Xiaohao East, capturing the sunset over the tidal flats. This is one of Xiapu's most famous tidal flats. The shadows of clouds in the sky reflect on the patterns of the flats, creating mysterious and dreamlike colors and lines that are captivating.

In the morning, photograph the sunrise at Yantian Xiaqingshan Bridge. This is the largest gathering place for boat-dwelling families, where fishermen have lived drifting on the sea for generations. Although most fishermen have now moved ashore, a few still live on the water. Afterward, head to the mangrove forest to capture the scene of fishermen casting nets to catch fish.

In the afternoon, photograph the cultural scene of the Banyueli She Ethnic Ancient Village.

In the morning, go to Beiqi, the most characteristic shooting spot of Xiapu. This is the largest tidal flat in Xiapu, and it is also the origin of Xiapu's nickname 'Colorful Tidal Flats.' The ancient banyan trees here have various shapes, like enchanting dancing fairies or tall and upright warriors. The instructor will arrange smoke bombs under the trees to create a mysterious morning mist scenery. Afterward, return to the hotel, take a bullet train from Xiapu, transfer to Changsha South High-Speed Railway Station, and conclude this trip.