The tidal wall in Yanguan rivals a small waterfall

🌊 Yanguan Tide Music City Day Trip Guide is here! ✨ This ancient city not only offers spectacular Qiantang River tidal bores but also unique tide culture experiences—a true hidden gem for check-ins 🌊 【Attraction Recommendations】 📍 Tide-Watching Park The best spot for tidal viewing! Check the tide timetable in advance and arrive an hour early to secure a good spot. Remember to keep a safe distance when watching the tides—safety first! 😬😬 📍 Sea God Temple A royally commissioned temple in Jiangnan water town style, with black-tiled roofs perfect for photos. The soft afternoon light around 4 PM makes every shot look stunning 📸 📍 Ancient Town Old Street A super artsy street lined with handicraft shops and local snacks. It’s especially charming in the quiet early morning—perfect for a leisurely stroll to soak in the old-town vibes ✨ 【Food Picks】 🍜 A Liang Spring Pancake No. 28, South Gate Straight Street, Yanguan Town—a local favorite! Their signature spring pancakes are thin as cicada wings, paired with a secret sauce for an irresistible flavor 🤩 🍧 Wo Jiu Ice Jelly No. 7, Tide-Watching Avenue. Try the brown sugar glutinous rice ice jelly—refreshing and chewy, the perfect treat after exploring! 🤩 【Accommodation】 🏨 New Century Resort · Tide-Watching Pavilion Right next to Tide-Watching Park with stunning river views! Book at least a month in advance during peak season ☑️ 🌟 Tips: 1. Tidal season gets crowded—try to avoid weekends! 🔥 2. The old town has many cobblestone paths, so wear comfy flats 😬 3. A combo ticket for attractions offers better value 👍