Shaojiwan Fishing Village is an early settlement for seaside people on Zhujiajian Island. In ancient times, ancestors here sailed and cast nets, cultivated the sea and fished, gradually forming a natural fishing village. Shaojiwan is currently a relatively well-preserved fishing village in the coastal area of eastern Zhejiang. The fishing village faces the East China Sea. In spring, flowers are in full bloom. Looking from afar, an original landscape reveals a simple and unsophisticated charm. Entering the village, one can see a stream flowing through the fishing village. Fishermen live by the water. Quiet thatched cottages and fishing boats leaning against the sea. A strong fisherman’s style permeates the air. Strolling in the village, having a farm meal in the fishing village, and then watching the sunset in the west. No matter how many troubles there are, they will all disappear. Shaojiwan is located at the foot of the western slope of Daqingshan Mountain. It is adjacent to Wushamen waterway, which is the entrance and exit to Yang’an fishing ground in the west. Surrounded by mountains on three sides, it is about 330 meters wide from north to south and 1500 meters deep. It is named because its terrain is similar to a bamboo basket used by fishermen to wash rice. It is also a good place to watch the sunset. Nowadays, on the basis of the original dwellings, the original appearance of blue tiles and white walls is retained on the outside, and only internal renovations are carried out. Tourists can not only feel the simplicity and primitiveness of the fishing village but also enjoy modern living facilities. Open all year round and all day.
Zhejiang Shaojiwan Fishing Village
Shaojiwan Fishing Village is an early settlement for seaside people on Zhujiajian Island. In ancient times, ancestors here sailed and […]
