Does Wuzhizhou need to make a reservation in advance?

Wu zhizhou had better make an appointment in advance, even if he doesn't want to have something on the day, he can get a refund. Of course, you can also buy tickets at the gate of Shangdao. By the way, you can also buy entertainment tickets. Wuzhizhou Teahouse and Lover Bridge are worth visiting.

Wuzhizhou Teahouse During the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty, Hainan Taoist Wu traveled all over Hainan Island to find a place to cultivate one's morality. Finally, he took a fancy to the geomantic omen in wuzhizhou, and wanted to live in it and build a house to cultivate himself. This matter was learned by the magistrate Zhong of Yazhou at that time, and he immediately came to wuzhizhou. After seeing such a beautiful island and excellent feng shui, he thought that this treasure should not be used by individuals, but should benefit the people. As a result, Taoist Wu's behavior was stopped, and an altar named "Three Views on the Sea" was built on the island at the expense of the state government, which was dedicated to the creator of China Fangzheng Chinese characters. This is very rare in China and is a highlight in Hainan's cultural history. The time history of building the temple is 1893, which has a history of more than 100 years. Nowadays, this red building presents a faint historical atmosphere and has become a good place for people to drink tea and taste tea.

Lover's Bridge Lover's Bridge is an important location for the New Year film "Private Custom". It turned out to be a cable bridge, which was an observation point at sea for the troops guarding the island. It takes a little courage and cleverness to walk on the rickety iron cable bridge. Some young ladies want to cross the bridge at the observation point to experience it, but they are afraid of falling into the sea. When crossing the bridge, they held their friends' hands tightly, so the bridge was nicknamed "Lover Bridge". Later, for the safety of guests, the original iron cable bridge on the island was transformed into today's wooden bridge, which is still the most desirable place for couples.