What to play on Pingtan Island during the National Day holiday? This article is enough!

What else can you play in Pingtan besides chasing blue tears and watching the sea? Because I live in the Moqiao of Changjiangao, the range of activities is mainly around the homestay area. The sand mountain in Figure 1 is within walking distance of the hotel. If you don't like walking, driving takes at most five minutes. According to the housekeeper of the homestay, the formation of the sand mountain is due to the terrain. The sea breeze blows the sand on the beach to this place. Over time, it becomes what we see today, changing and spectacular. It is recommended to wear light-colored clothes for taking pictures in the sand mountain, and you can walk barefoot on the sand mountain, which is quite interesting. The stone array in Figure 3 is actually a waste recycling station. However, passing through the waste recycling station and walking into the stone array is like walking into a wild planet, full of wild fun. There are many succulents and cacti in the stone cracks. This place is very suitable for taking ancient style photos. Little brothers and sisters who like this shooting style can bring a set of Hanfu to Pingtan. This place is on the East Road of the island, not far from Haitan Ancient City. Moqiao is one kilometer away from Changjiangao on foot. Standing on the shore and admiring the scenery of windmills connected with mountains and seas, whether it is a clear sky or a gloomy rainy day, each has its own beauty. The housekeepers of Moqiao also have a lot of unique private collections of scenery. If you live here, you might as well chat with them more and you will gain a different experience in Pingtan. If you just want to stay quietly in Pingtan for two days, staying in Moqiao is the wisest choice. Sleep until you wake up naturally, eat the local special breakfast carefully prepared by the homestay. In this excellent location, the endless sea view and the gentle sea breeze accompany you like a shadow; the blue and white tones and the simple stone house architecture of the homestay are very photogenic, and you won't get tired of taking pictures all day.