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A Grand Tide Music Feast by the Qiantang River: Yanguan Tide Music City

The world is vast, and there are always places where you can experience a unique charm blending history and modernity. Yanguan Tide Music City is one such enchanting destination. Located in Yanguan Town, Haining City, Jiaxing, Zhejiang Province, it is one of the best spots to watch the Qiantang River tidal bore. Here, you can witness the world-famous tidal bore, enjoy the ancient city scenery, and indulge in a musical feast. Recommended Attractions 🔹 Tide Viewing Park: Admission 30 RMB This is an excellent place to watch the Qiantang River tidal bore, where you can see the spectacular "One-Line Tide," with the water rushing like a white ribbon across the river, creating a breathtaking scene. The Zhan'ao Tower inside the park is also a highlight; climbing the tower offers a panoramic view of the Qiantang River, especially stunning at sunset. 🔹 Yanguan Tide Wall: Free A waterfall wall similar to the one in Dubai, water gushes out every hour, and there is a light show at night. It pairs perfectly with Hanfu for photos. 🔹 Underground LIVE Tunnel: Free A neon corridor full of cyberpunk style, perfect for photography. Using a wide-angle lens can capture super cool photos. 🔹 Music Home Museum: Included in some package tickets The museum features many interactive music installations, allowing you to become a virtual conductor controlling "The Blue Danube," making it great for parent-child interaction. 🔹 Chen Ge Old Residence: Admission included in the scenic area pass Built in the Ming Dynasty, nearly 400 years old, here you can explore the mystery of Emperor Qianlong’s origins and touch a 600-year-old ancient Luohan pine. 🔹 Sea God Temple: Admission included in the scenic area pass Known as the "Forbidden City of Jiangnan," built by Emperor Yongzheng’s decree, it features exquisite white marble reliefs and grand architecture. Food Recommendations 🍲 Stinky Tofu Pot: A local favorite at A Long Pot, the stinky tofu is flavorful and goes well with rice, priced affordably. 🥞 Shredded Radish Pancake: At Beimen Tide Market, 5 RMB each, crispy and delicious. 🥟 Night Tide Steamed Buns: Juicy beef buns at Beimen Tide Market, bursting with soup and rich in flavor. 🍥 Yan Jing Cake: A non-heritage glutinous rice cake, soft and chewy with a unique rice fragrance. 🐟 Qiantang River Fish Balls: Tender meat with delicious fish soup, a local specialty. 🍖 Haining Jar Meat: Richly aromatic, melts in your mouth, fatty but not greasy. Accommodation Recommendations 🏨 Lead Singer Music Resort Hotel: From 859 RMB/night Music-themed design, rooms feature pipa wall lamps and sound wave wallpaper. The fifth-floor terrace offers tide views. Packages include tickets and shuttle service. 🏨 Shuishi Hotel: Moderate price Offers water curtain view rooms, right by the river, quiet environment, ideal for guests who prefer tranquility. 🏨 Xuandemen Hotel: Full of traditional Chinese garden style, well-maintained and clean, provides pick-up and drop-off service. 🏨 Chaoyun Inn: Budget-friendly Some rooms have river views from the window and include breakfast. Travel Tips 📅 Best Travel Time: The best time to watch the tide is during the lunar calendar’s first and fifteenth days when the big tides occur, such as April 15th and 30th. April has many spring events and fewer tourists; September to November offers clear autumn weather, still spectacular tides, and relatively fewer visitors for a better experience. 🚗 Transportation: - Self-driving: About 1.5 hours from Hangzhou or Shanghai. Navigate to "Yanguan Tide Viewing Park." Parking at the scenic area costs 10 RMB/day. - High-speed rail: Take a taxi 20 minutes from "Haining West Station" or take the high-speed rail to Haining Station and transfer to Haining Tour Bus Line 2 branch to Yanguan Tide Music City Station. ⚠️ Notes: - Do not climb over railings when watching the tide; stay away from the T-shaped dam and pay attention to safety. - You can search "Yanguan One-Line Tide" on WeChat or follow the "Yanguan Tourism" official account for real-time tide forecasts. - Spring is windy; it is recommended to wear windproof jackets and comfortable shoes. In summer, take sun protection measures. At Yanguan Tide Music City, you can not only experience the majestic power of the Qiantang River tidal bore but also feel the profound heritage of the ancient city and immerse yourself in the wonderful atmosphere of music and technology.
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Posted: Jun 9, 2025
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