Zhunanhebin Natural Park

No one but there are toilets, so you can walk around and gaze at the mangroves in a daze

Zhunan Riverside Nature Park is also the Guanyidu Nature Park. This park is located next to the Wufu Bridge, and the parking lot is quite extensive. In addition, the nearby area is considered to be the desolate area of ​​Zhunan, so it is quite convenient to drive. The park occupies a lot of land. There are many installations and statues. The most impressive orthographic mark is the head of the big Buddha. There are large mangroves beside some trails, and fiddler crabs and mussels can be seen in the mud. There are also bicycle lanes here. Here's another reason I think it's worth coming because the scenery at sunset is very beautiful. It is a pity that I came here today and found that some parts of the park are under construction and are not accessible, and even because of the construction, the park is a little messy and the ground is covered with dried soil.

Feelings should be places that only the nearby people will know... but there are many interesting things in the park, such as the synthesis of statues of various religions, interesting installation art, and rich wetland ecology. As for the wetland ecology that has been visited, it may be because of the lack of visits. The ecology of the migratory crabs and the shellfish is extremely easy to observe. I also hope that the visitors can maintain this environment together. Interesting to capture the destruction of wetland ecology...

Free small park Not many people, few people know There is parking space You can see mudskipper, fiddler crab, mangrove forest Suitable for walking for 1 to 1.5 hours

This is a little-known scenic spot. It is a place where you used to cross the river. It is well planned and has great landscape changes. It is easy to see crabs and mudskippers. It has mangroves and is adjacent to a bicycle lane with a good view. Parking is free for fewer people. It is also very suitable for bringing children.

The park is very big, no one, lack of management, and every tree is cleaned with a bunch of cobwebs hanging down. Fortunately, the mangrove forest behind is clean You can walk around and see a nice place