Wuzhizhou Island |
On the east, south and west part of the island, there are luxurious vegetations, while on the part near the sea, including the dracaena, which is oldest species among all the plants on the earth. Near the sea, there are the lofty cliffs, sticking into the sea. On the north part of the sea, there is the white sand beach, like a jade belt stretching far away. The sea around the island is clean and clear, the visibility is 6 to 27 meters. In the sea water, there are the lobsters, sea cucumbers, sea chestnuts, and the colorful tropical fish. In the water area of the south part, there are the well-preserved coral reefs. With no rock and the cobbles, it is the best diving base within China. Looking far into distance, the sea melted into sky along the horizon. Besides the tropical seashore, there are some other scenic spots on the island, namely, the Mazu Temple (mā zǔ miào 妈祖庙), Guanri Rock (guān rì yán 观日岩), Guanhai Corridor (guān hǎi cháng láng 观海长廊), Mazu Temple was originally constructed in the Qing Dynasty (qīng cháo 清朝). It was used to commemorate the creator of Chinese character Cang Jie (cāng jié 仓颉). After the downfall of the Qing government, the fishermen rebuilt the temple dedicate to Mazu who is the goddess of the sea. Guanri Rock is located on the cliff in the southeast of the island. Standing on the rock, you can get a bird’s view of the whole island and the South China Sea. The Guanri Rock is like a natural stone Buddha facing to the sea. It is also like a huge turtle crawling to the vast ocean. The rock is an ideal place for you to enjoy the sunrise. On the west of Wuzhizhou Island, there is a wooden corridor and a flat. You can walking along corridor and enjoy the scene of the clean sea water. If you are lucky enough, you will come across crowds of the tropical fish. You also will see the crabs moving on the rocks. Wuzhizhou Island
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