Leshan Ancient Fishing Village

The ancient fishing village of Lushan is located in the southeast of Qisha Peninsula of Fangchenggang City, about 10 kilometers away from Qisha Town, about 25 kilometers away from the administrative center of Fangchenggang City, and is a peninsula village with an area of about 480 mu, with a shallow sea beach in front of the village of dozens of square kilometers. The coastal reefs of Lushan Ancient Fishing Village are strange, and they have different postures due to the long-term attack of the waves, forming a natural landscape line with high ornamental value. The bay is separated from Sanniang Bay in Qinzhou. Because the bay is not polluted, dolphins are often infested. Before and after the summer solstice, due to heavy rainfall and strong astronomical tides, the ancient fishing village of Lushan will have astronomical tide scene. The annual "Dancing with the Waves" folk tide festival held temporarily during the astronomical tide, the huge waves attract many tourists to watch the tide and travel. The source of income of the villagers is mainly to breed and fish for sea products such as sandworms, oysters, green crabs, Wenha, prawns. The ancient fishing village of Lushan has more than 70 households and more than 300 people, most of them Li surnamed. In 1448, the Li clan of Central Plains migrated to settle here. The village is quiet, the reef is magical, and the Ganglou Weihe has a deep historical and cultural heritage. It is a fishing village tribe with a long history in Beibu Gulf. It is now a famous tourist scenic spot in Fangchenggang City, and is one of the rare natural tide watching points in Beibu Gulf.

The ancient fishing village of Lushan has strange rocks and formed a beautiful scenery. Address: Fangchenggang Port District Qisha Town Traffic Guide: V urban area take 104 at the light ramp Ban Station to transfer to 108, get off at Jinshan Ancient Fishing Village Station V Fangchenggang Port Bus Station and take the bus to Qisha Town, and then change to V Jinchahua Avenue, Qindong Expressway Qisha Avenue Shaqi Road Lushan Ancient Fishing Village Scenic Area Tickets: There is no charge for the scenic spot, and you need to pay a parking fee of 20 yuan per car to enter the village. Open time of the scenic spot: All-day accommodation: There are many seafood stalls in the village, and the price is reasonable. The price of accommodation in the village has slightly increased during holidays, about 300 or so rooms! It is suitable for inviting friends, or bringing loved ones to live in the quiet ancient fishing village. It is also a good choice to stay for three or five days, away from the hustle and bustle to relax, watch the sunrise and watch the sunset.

A very lingering place [Fangcheng Port Qisha Town Lushan Fishing Village] has few people, and the tide is low and the scenery is rising. It is very suitable for the "cow cows" who withdraw, let them enjoy it!

This is my accidental discovery on National Day. I temporarily saw it from the map and decided to see it. Who knows that I don’t want to leave when I get there. Although the buildings in the ancient fishing village are not protected, the scenery is really good. It is suitable for a family to live for a day or two. Watching the ebb and flow of the tide, suitable for children to play and swim. There are a lot of snails and shellfish on the beach, as long as you pay, you must have a harvest. Eat and live may be a bit expensive because of the festival, and it should be more affordable on weekends.

The ancient fishing village of Lushan is about 30 kilometers away from Fangchenggang. It is recommended to travel by car. If you take a car by yourself, you have to take a car from Fangchenggang Station to Qisha, and then take a taxi in the town. There is no direct car. The scenery is still original, you can feel the blue sky and white clouds, and the seagulls, listen to the sound of the sea. After the tour, you can return to Qisha to see the real-life version of the shaved head, called Huang Bin's stalls. The local food stalls are all bought by themselves to process, and they have no dishes to order. Seafood is sold on the coast, usually sold out at about 10 am, half cheaper than the local market. You can go to the food stall to process a dish about 10 processing fees. The specific strategy can be asked me privately.

You can still go and see if you have time. You can find sand crabs on the tidal flat, but you should still go to Qisha to eat seafood.