202 1 the best time and place for tidal observation in Qiantang river
202 1 The best time to watch the tide in Qiantang River is August 18th of the lunar calendar, which can be observed from the first day to the fifth day and from 15th to 20th of every month, so there are120th days in a year.
Tide-watching Location in Yan Guan Tide-watching Scenic Spot in Haining, Qiantang River —— Recommended Location for the Highest Tide and the First Tide in the Past Years
Address of the scenic spot: Yan Guan Tourist Resort in Haining, Zhejiang.
The most convenient place to watch the first-line tide is recommended: Hangzhou city (the most convenient)
Hangzhou Qiantang River (Xiasha, Pagoda of Six Harmonies, Sambo, etc.). )
Look back at Coral Sand (more than 1000 meters west of Pagoda of Six Harmonies, so Qiantang River Bridge-Coral Sand will do).
Transportation: Get off at Pagoda of Six Harmonies Bus Station (No.4, No.287, No.287, No.291No.318, No.334, No.354, No.504).
Look at the first wave of Qiantang River Xing Xing Bridge (downstream-Xiasha area)
Transportation: Shuidian Xincun-Bus Station 849 Road
Jiangnan: There is a place between Puyan and Yan Wen called Banban Mountain, which is the best place to watch the tides in the upper reaches.
Transportation: Bus No.522 and Bus No.322 get off at Longshan Chemical Plant Station and walk more than 1,000 meters to the west to reach Jiangbin. Tidal observation should be at the lower reaches of Banban Mountain, where the tidal water of Qiantang River passes through coral sand to form the final climax. )
In fact, many places are free of charge, and you can basically see them by the Qiantang River. The only difference is that some geographical locations are special, which may lead to tidal landscapes, such as tides and high tides. The trend this year is bigger than last year's. The main reasons are the ultra-long plum flood lasting for 50 days, the historical 9-hole flood discharge of Xin 'anjiang Reservoir and the continuous large discharge of Fuchunjiang Reservoir, which leads to the deep erosion of the lower reaches of Qiantang River and the lowering of the riverbed, which is conducive to the formation of a more spectacular tide.