Pingtan | Three-Day Two-Night Travel Guide (Lazy Budget Version)

🌊 Pingtan | Three-Day Two-Night Travel Guide (Lazy Budget Version) For those who want to visit Pingtan, here is a super detailed nanny-level 3⃣-day 2⃣-night travel guide Main contents include: 👣 Three-day two-night itinerary 👣 Must-visit attractions 👣 Travel transportation guide 👣 Food recommendations ☘ Itinerary (Accommodation: Beigang Village) ⬇Day 1 The most beautiful island ring road - Jing Sha - Sand Bottom - Tan Shui Village - Changjiang Ao (sunset) ⬇Day 2 Xianren Well (sunrise) - Longwangtou - Houyan Island - County Town Night Market ⬇Day 3 Yuehai Bay - Tannan Bay 📷 Must-visit Attractions 🌟 Watch the sunrise at Longwangtou! (Longwangtou is the best spot on the island for sunrise viewing. Besides watching the sunrise on the beach, sitting on the rocks near the wall on the right side of the beach is also full of atmosphere!) 🌟 Watch the sunset at Changjiang Ao (If Longwangtou is the best sunrise viewing spot, then Changjiang Ao is undoubtedly the best sunset viewing spot! There is a large field of windmills here, which can be said to be Pingtan's big internet celebrity spot, definitely a breathtaking view that will be etched in your heart after one look! Truly super beautiful and spectacular!) 🌟 Beibu Gulf Ecological Corridor (The third best - the best viewing spot for the island's windmill sea. The endless sea and the windmills merge into one, with not a single redundant spot. Moreover, the Windmill Forest Road and the most beautiful S-curve road are nearby, so you can check them off your list at the same time) 🌟 Tannan Bay Beach (This place has the most beautiful beach 🏖 on the southern line of Pingtan, and the tropical scenery of the island is synonymous with this place! The sand is fine, soft, and clean, the water is very blue, and there are many coffee snacks, so you can have a leisurely sunbath by the sea and listen to the sound of the waves brushing the beach!) 🚌 Transportation Generally, renting a car is the way to go. 🛵 or 🚗 Electric vehicles are recommended here, as they are less likely to get stuck in traffic and parking is more convenient. 🍢 Food Recommendations · Yiwang Lanwang Seafood Porridge: Opens at eleven o'clock, come at mealtime and you won't be afraid of queuing, but if you're late you might have to queue. Their raw pickles, I think, are even better than the porridge~ The porridge is also good, very fresh and sweet, and goes great with the raw pickles · Tan-style Pan-fried Buns: Opens early, perfect after watching the sunrise at Longwangtou, the buns are filled with a 'lethal dose' of green onions, so if you don't like green onions, you can skip it. · A Buran Taiwanese Stir-fry: As soon as you enter, you can feel the strong patriotic sentiment, the first time eating at such a Taiwanese stir-fry restaurant, surprisingly delicious! · Minzhi Lan Fujian Cuisine: The Xiamen satay pot is super delicious, the pot is full of seafood, suitable for soup with rice, the oyster pancake is super big, just that it's a bit expensive with an average cost around 150, suitable for friends who want to eat something good! · Lanyue Ben Gang Seafood: A treasure shop I discovered! Personally, I think it's no worse than Hongxing, and the environment and service are even better than Hongxing, with a very large seafood pool, seafood is ordered and fished on the spot, so it's visibly fresh, and I've tried many cooking methods I've never had before, highly recommended!