Beihai Dajiangbu is nestled within Dajiang Village, Yintan Town, Yinhai District, Beihai City. To reach this location, one can turn left from Guangdong South Road onto New Century Avenue and then take a right onto Old Yintan Road. The scenic area is a mere 4 kilometers away from Beihai’s urban area and Yintan, offering an ecological natural experience.
Spanning 73,260 square meters, Beihai Dajiangbu boasts small bridges over flowing water, winding paths leading to secluded spots, towering ancient trees, and unique buildings that reflect strange customs. The area is divided into four distinct sections:
1. **Danjia Customs Area**: This section highlights the waterborne lifestyle of the Danjia people, who have been fishing for generations, and their distinctive flower boat marriage customs.
2. **Marine Ancient Ship Culture Corridor**: Here, one can find ship models from past dynasties, including those of national heroes, as well as merchant and pirate ships. Their varied shapes and functions are truly fascinating.
3. **Mysterious Settlement Area**: In this area, the folk customs, folkways, and sentiments of multiple ethnic groups intermingle, creating a captivating blend of cultures.
4. **Shopping and Leisure Area**: This section offers a variety of shopping and leisure activities for visitors to enjoy.
Furthermore, the Mysterious Settlement Area features a variety of unique structures built from natural materials such as straw, thatch, weeds, bamboo, rattan, bark, mud, stones, and miscellaneous woods. These include tree houses, mushroom houses, pigsty houses, boat-shaped houses, chief houses, meeting halls, acacia sheds, hunting sheds, flying huts, hairpin fish ponds, carnival stages, and more. Scattered throughout the area, these buildings paint a picture of a paradise-like, back-to-nature lifestyle that evokes a sense of longing in visitors.Beihai Dajiangbu offers a variety of main viewing and participatory programs, including flight hunting performance, face painting, straw hat dance, blackening face, large ear holes, black teeth beauty, eating earth, chewing bark, playing mountain strings, catching fish with hairpins, blessing dance, catching wild boars with loops, eating raw meat, drinking raw blood, licking hot coals, stepping on bamboo nails, wooden drum dance, hair-shaking dance, darting cattle dance and torch-burning dance. These mysterious and strange rare ethnic survival and lifestyle will bring you strong visual stimulation and spiritual shock. The ‘Marine Culture Festival’ and ‘Torch Festival’ held every year attract a large number of tourists.
Opening hours: Open all year round from 08:00 to 18:00.
Preferential policies:
– Children: with a height of 1.3 meters (inclusive) to 1.5 meters (exclusive), preferential tickets.
– Military personnel: with valid certificates, preferential tickets.
– Disabled people: with valid certificates, preferential tickets.
– Elderly: aged 60 (inclusive) to 69 (inclusive), preferential tickets; aged 70 (inclusive) or above, free.
Supplementary note: The above information is for reference only. The specific information is subject to the disclosure on the day at the scenic spot.
Service facilities:
Parking lot: [Parking lot] Reference price: ¥20/time; Address: parking lot; Parking spaces: 100.
