Fangchenggang Jiangshan Peninsula Bailangtan Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Bailang Beach on Jiangshan Peninsula in Fangchenggang is one of the rarer "black gold beaches" in the world. It is a good place for seaside vacation, leisure and recuperation. Jiangshan Peninsula is the largest peninsula in Guangxi. It has a long coastline, soft sand, calm sea, and lush forest belts. It is known as China's Hawaii. Whenever rows of whitecaps roll towards the gentle beach, it is spectacular and unforgettable. The resort also integrates mountain, sea, ancient, Shao, edge and other characteristic landscapes. The earliest dinosaur fossils and war sites in the southernmost tip of mainland my country have been discovered so far. The historical and cultural heritage is profound, making the tourism content also become Richer.

Attractions distribution:

Bailangtan is located in the south of Jiangshan Township, Fangchenggang, and in the southeast of Jiangshan Peninsula. It is 5.5 kilometers long and 2.8 kilometers at its widest point. The 15 square kilometers of titanium beach stretches as far as the eye can see and is as open as a stone. The titanium rich in sand is widely used in whitening cosmetics, so many tourists will bury themselves on the beach and let the sweat and other acidic substances secreted from the human body catalyze the reaction between titanium and oxygen, thus achieving natural whitening in the simplest and most direct way. In the Jiangshan Peninsula Resort where the beach is located, there are more than 20 natural scenic spots such as Baisha Bay, Strange Rock Beach, Moon Bay, Golden Camellia Rare Plant Demonstration Base, Shijiao Mangrove Reserve, and Bailong Ancient Fort Group.

Scenic spot qualifications:

National 4A-level scenic spot

Scenic spot features:

Leisure, sightseeing, water, seaside, beach