At this time of year, Santorini by the sea is so romantic

Shipu: Zhejiang's Hidden Gem Shipu thrived because of fishing and its port It was already a famous fishing and commercial port during the Tang and Song dynasties The ancient town's streets wind and twist, with old houses rising tier by tier It preserves a rich fishing culture - I strongly recommend you visit 📍 Shipu Fishing Port Ancient Town, Xiangshan, Ningbo 🚇 Take high-speed rail to Ningbo Station, then share a ride or take a bus to get there 🚘 You can also drive from nearby areas in Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai ✅ Recommended route: Fishing Culture Museum → Shipu Viewing Platform → Strait Square → Wishing Tree → Jiangxin Street → Shipu Fish Lanterns → Wengcheng City Wall → Xunsi Lane → Dajie Spring → Intangible Cultural Heritage Experience Hall → Asian Flying Man Hall → Official's Mansion → Fishing Light City Performance Show ✅ Photo tips: 🟡 Shipu Viewing Platform: Navigate to "Yang's Noodle Shop" and follow the hiking trail uphill (about 20 min) to overlook Xiangshan's ancient town and the sea! 🟡 Shipu Ancient Town: Filming location of the movie "Fishing Light Song"! The ancient town is filled with rustic charm, perfect for photos. Climb the city wall for panoramic views of the ancient town and sea. ✅ Travel tips: 🔸 Visit the Jiangxin Temple surrounded by water on all four sides 💦 🔸 Climb the city wall to experience the elegance and wisdom of Xiangshan culture 📚 🔸 Try making unique fish lanterns at the Intangible Heritage Living Hall 🔸 Explore the Official's Mansion, known as the "Five-Dynasty Elder" 🔸 Visit Dajie Spring and taste the local specialty herbal coffee 🔸 Watch a famous local marionette opera performance ✅ Food recommendations: ▪ Shipu rice buns‼ A local Xiangshan specialty, very delicious ▪ Fried shrimp cakes and Shipu fish balls are very tasty ▪ Must try local seafood like grilled oysters, stir-fried assorted snails, green onion oil clams, salt and pepper mantis shrimp, etc. How can you visit the seaside without tasting the flavors of the sea?