Huizhou's Daya Bay district should prove attractive to tourists as a local tourism association recently introduced its featured tourism resources and recommended travel routes.
Located in the southern part of Huizhou city, Guangdong province, Daya Bay district, also known as the Daya Bay Economic and Technological Development Zone, has a 63.1-kilometer coastline.
Beaches, island scenery, folk customs, entertainment, and local food are Daya Bay's five major attractions.
Sanmen Isle is the largest isle on Daya Bay, Huizhou, with a winding coastline and fine sand. [Photo/dayawan.gov.cn]
"Daya Bay is a city living on sea resources," said an official of the Daya Bay Tourism Association. "And it decides local key tourism products."
The coastal city has 97 isles of different sizes, with Sanmen Isle and Dongshen Isle being particularly well-known to tourists.
Apart from its natural beauty, Daya Bay will also attract many people interested in its well-preserved indigenous folk customs in seven fishing villages, colorful festivals, and delicious seafood.
Various types of dried seafood are on offer in Daya Bay, Huizhou. [Photo/dayawan.gov.cn]
To better satisfy a wide range of travel demands and offer tourists a better travel experience in Daya Bay, the tourism association has released three featured travel routes.
The first route focuses on local seascapes, winding beaches, and gorgeous sea views. People can admire the breathtaking views of sunrises and sunsets while bathing in the clean sea water.
Those who prefer to travel leisurely can also rest easy. They can appreciate the mangrove forest at the wetland park, pick fruit, ride a horse on a family farm, and taste some Hakka dishes.
For sports enthusiasts, drifting and various water sports are on offer. Visitors can also experience the life of an average fisherman, going fishing in a boat and rooming with locals.