I headed straight for the Red Beach National Scenic Corridor as soon as I got off the bus.

I went to Panjin a while ago and had a wonderful time. Today, I'm going to share my Ctrip trip to Panjin with everyone! As soon as I got off the bus, I headed straight for the Red Beach National Scenic Corridor. This place is truly amazing! Vast expanses of Suaeda salsa stretched out freely under the sun, their red color both eye-catching and flamboyant, as if nature had accidentally knocked over a palette of red paint. Strolling along the corridor, the autumn breeze gently brushed past, causing the Suaeda salsa to ripple in layers of red waves, a sight to behold. In the distance, where the water met the sky, a few water birds occasionally spread their wings and flew past, adding a touch of vitality to this beautiful scene. From Red Beach, I went to Panjin Lakeside Park. The park is shaded by lush trees, and the lake shimmers. Walking along the path by the lake, feeling the breeze on my face, it was incredibly pleasant. Many tourists were boating on the lake, their laughter echoing in the air. The park also has various recreational facilities, full of life. In the evening, I naturally had to try the Panjin cuisine. First and foremost was the Panjin hairy crab, large and plump, with tender crab meat and rich crab roe. One bite brought immense satisfaction. There was also rice-field hairy crab stew with tofu, the tofu absorbing the delicious flavor of the crab, creating a rich taste. Finally, I had a bowl of Panjin rice, with plump grains and a fragrant aroma. Every bite was an extreme temptation to the taste buds. On this Ctrip trip to Panjin, I experienced the unique natural scenery of Panjin, the leisurely local lifestyle, and the unforgettable cuisine. This was not just a trip, but also a relaxation and healing of the soul. If you also long for a trip to escape the hustle and bustle and return to nature, come to Panjin! I believe you will fall in love with this city!