Bailang Beach is one of the rare "black gold beaches" in the world, because the sand here is rich in titanium ore. Titanium dioxide produced by the reaction of titanium with acid hydrolysis and oxygen is the whitest substance in the world, which has strong adhesion and hiding power and is widely used in whitening cosmetics. Therefore, many tourists come to Bailangtan to dig a pit and bury themselves, so that acidic substances such as sweat secreted by the human body can catalyze the reaction between titanium and oxygen, thus naturally whitening the skin most simply and directly. The scenic spot is improving its infrastructure, building an international hotel group and developing a beauty and health project in Heisha.
Camellia chrysantha endangered plants demonstration base
It is a newly developed scenic spot, which integrates camellia viewing, fishing in Bihu Lake, golf experience, hot spring vacation, high-altitude expansion training and various sports and leisure activities, and has historical and cultural relics such as beacon towers. It has been rated as a national 4A-level tourist scenic spot by the provincial level. Jiangshan Peninsula International Golf Club, with training ground and 36 holes (opened 18 holes), is one of the most difficult mountain and sea golf courses in China. There is the "King of Camellia" in the Camellia viewing area. Hot spring areas, greenway systems and high-end apartments are being developed. The subproject Shanhai Holiday Manor is the most expensive building in Fangchenggang. Shijiao, located on the west bank of Jiangshan Peninsula, is an important part of Beilun Estuary National Nature Reserve, which is listed in the list of internationally important wetlands. It has the third largest mangrove forest in the world and the largest contiguous area along the coast of Chinese mainland, with a contiguous area of 6.5438+0.6 million mu. Macrobenthos 155 species, fish 27 species, birds 187 species (including black-faced spoonbill, the most endangered bird in the world). ) Play here for food and thrive.
"Mangrove" is named after its bright red calyx, commonly known as sea olive. It is a natural barrier to protect the coast, which can resist storm surges, prevent wind and consolidate dikes. It is also a unique marine plant that purifies seawater and has the reputation of "coastal guardian". At high tide, the whole mangrove forest is submerged, so it is also called "undersea forest". In 2000, it was designated as a national marine nature reserve, and in 2004 it was included in the international demonstration zone project of the Global Environment Facility. There are exhibition halls, forest viewing platforms, trestle bridges and other facilities in the reserve, and it is planned to build a national 4A-level tourist attraction integrating scientific research, leisure, tourism and sightseeing. Located at the southern end of Jiangshan Peninsula, at the foot of Dengjialing, the second peak of the peninsula, it is a marine erosion landform with brown-red stones. After millions of years of wave carving, today's grotesque natural stone carvings have been formed, and the locals named Weird Rocks Beach accordingly. The cliff in Weird Rocks Beach is high and stony, resembling the cliff on the inland river, so tourists named it "Red Cliff on the Sea".
The grotesque rocks in Weird Rocks Beach are lifelike, some are like monsters, some are like flowers and trees, some are like wars, and some are like mazes. Among them, the most vivid ones are Bijia Mountain, Golden Tortoise Watching the Sea, Kangaroo Watching the Sea, Crocodile Diving, Lion Protecting the Sea, Mushroom Stone and so on. At high tide, you can also watch the spectacular scene of "flying stones flying through the air, hitting the shore and rolling up thousands of piles of snow". Dengjialing is the best place to watch the sunrise and sunset on Jiangshan Peninsula, and many photographers gather here every day. Ma Yuan, the general of Fu Bo in the Eastern Han Dynasty, wrote a poem here after capturing Zhucheng. Weird Rocks Beach has become one of the most popular wedding photography paradise in China because of its natural beauty and the implication of "the seas run dry and the rocks crumble". Named after the shape of the moon, it is divided into one bay, two bays and three bays, all of which are half moon-shaped. Like the first quarter moon, the three "half moons" are connected side by side, like three bows connected end to end. The beach here is gentle and the sand is soft, clean and golden, which is an ideal place for swimming, swimming, watching the sea and leisure.
Opposite Moon Bay is Fangchenggang Wharf, the largest port in southwest China, and Pier 0 of "Ho Chi Minh Trail at Sea" is close at hand. Seeing Fangchenggang Wharf in Moon Bay is the best attraction, and the tall red gantry crane is spectacular against the blue sky and blue sea. The only ancient sea canal in China. It is about 10 km long and crosses Jiangshan Peninsula halfway, connecting Xiwan and Pearl Harbor. The sea is navigable at high tide. Ma Yuan, the general of Fu Bo in the Eastern Han Dynasty, began to dig when he put down the rebellion. It was only in the seventh year of Tang Xiantong (AD 860) that Annan and Gao Pian hired people to cut through, and Xiwan and pearl bay were "free from stagnation". Because the project is huge and arduous, the ancients thought it was opened by immortals, so it was also called "Tianweiyao" and "Fairy Dragon".
Most of the canals are located in hilly areas, with rock structures and stubborn walls, and many words are engraved on the stone walls along the coast. After thousands of years of wind and rain erosion, most of them have been blurred. The main river sections are basically well preserved, surrounded by lush vegetation and flowing water all the year round. The shrimp pond at the east entrance of the canal forms a beautiful scenery. It is a key cultural relic protection unit in the autonomous region. National key cultural relics protection units. It is the southernmost ancient military building along the coast of China and an important part of the "Liancheng Fortress Site" in Guangxi. It once occupied a prominent strategic position in the modern military history of China, and it was a historical witness of the Chinese nation's resistance to foreign aggression and defense of coastal defense.
After the Opium War broke out, the French army invaded Bailongwei, Wan Wei and Jiangping coastal areas for many times, doing many evils. In order to consolidate coastal defense, in Guangxu 13 (1887), Zhang Zhidong, governor of Guangdong and Guangxi, personally led his troops to survey Zhushan, Jiangping and Bailongwei peninsulas in dongxing city, and built four forts, namely Longzhen, Bailong, Yinkeng and Longxiang, on the four hills of Bailongwei, collectively known as "Bailonggu Fortress Group". The four fortresses echo each other from afar, overlooking the vast Beibu Gulf sea day and night. Bailong Castle in qisha town and Shek Gui Tou Castle lean against each other, commonly known as "the tortoise and snake guard the water mouth". It is the symbolic cultural landscape of Fangchenggang. It was built on Beifengnao Island, an outlying island in the east of Jiangshan Peninsula, in the middle of the Xiwan sea-crossing bridge, belonging to the Xiwan Scenic Area, with an area of about 46,000 square meters, surrounded by scenic spots such as Emperor Ridge, General Mountain and Ma 'an 'ao. The square consists of two parts: the pearl sculpture on the border and the dragon and horse sculpture. The border pearl sculpture is a landmark building supporting the construction of the first cross-sea bridge in Fangchenggang-Xiwan cross-sea bridge. The Dragon Horse Sculpture is a sculpture of Bai Xinjian, with a leading horse and lively hooves. It is the best place to see the majestic appearance of Fangchenggang during the day and the beautiful scenery of Xiwan at night.