Hangzhou is just an hour away from this lesser-known romantic seaside town

❤️Recommended reason: Hidden around Hangzhou is this treasure of a small town, brimming with ancient towns and streets, and numerous temples and historic residences. 🌊Not only is it a great place to watch the Qiantang tide, but it's also a holy land for enjoying the late cherry blossoms in spring—Haining. Here are a few check-in spots, perfect for those who prefer less crowded short trips during holidays! 🌟Highlights: ✅Sea God Temple Known as the 'Forbidden City of the South,' the main hall is modeled after the Hall of Supreme Harmony in the Forbidden City, with a majestic and grand structure that is quite rare in the southern regions. The temple's century-old history seems to transcend time, exuding solemnity and mystery. ✅Tide Watching Park This is the top spot for tide watching in Jiangsu and Zhejiang during the autumn season, where the roaring tides line up neatly, known as the 'Haining Pagoda Single Line Tide.' On regular days, there are many historical sites to visit, such as the fish scale stone pond, the Ming Dynasty's Zhan Ao Tower, and Sun Yat-sen's Tide Watching Pavilion. ✅Haining Yanguan Qiantang Cherry Blossom Forest Apart from historical sites, there is also a sacred place for cherry blossom viewing by the sea. The vast cherry blossom forest is spectacular when in full bloom, and during the Qingming festival, the late cherry blossoms flourish. During holidays, don't miss the spring market and camping festival here, and experience the romance under the cherry trees. ✅Fangcao Land RV Campsite If you want to experience camping without bringing equipment, you can stay directly in the campsite. The RVs are fully equipped, and you can also enjoy delicious memories of hardship and sweet wild rice barbecue. 📝Note tips: 🙌Tips1: The cherry blossom forest here is very pristine, so remember to take your trash with you when you leave. 🙌Tips2: Be mindful of the wind by the sea, and check the weather. Sunny days offer a better experience.