Yingge Sea Salt Field - It's not just as pure as snow, it's also the result of the hard work of the older generation

🚗Transportation: Self-driving navigation to 'Yingge Sea Salt Field' ✈Tickets: Free 📸Photography: The navigation location is the Sky City and the vast salt fields, which are private salt fields where you can take pictures of the Sky City and salt piles. PS: You can't step on the salt piles to take pictures~ 🧡Yingge Sea in Ledong has a unique geographical advantage. The back mountain is Jianfeng Ridge, so typhoons and rain will not affect the salt fields, and there are no freshwater lakes nearby, so Yingge Sea is not much different from the Dead Sea. Therefore, the long-term exposure to the sun has made it the first salt field in Hainan and even the south. 💛So this has created a geographical location that is very, very, very sunny! The kind of sun that wants to sun you into salt🧂! The sweat beads are cracking! 💚In summary! It is recommended to go to the Sea Salt Culture Museum to watch the salt-making process, tools, and the construction and history of Yingge Sea Salt Field after taking pictures. It's really not easy! And the air conditioning in the cultural museum is very cool! 🖤Avoiding Thunder: Many people on the internet say it's very bad or very disappointing, but I still tour thinks that travel is not the kind of fast-paced check-in style, it's about understanding what you don't know, and deepening what you do know. You might think it's meaningless to go a long way to see a few salt piles, but the people of Yingge Sea who built this salt field developed it bit by bit by boat and on foot. You might think it's meaningless to be exposed to the sun and heat, but the salt generation of the salt field has to do this every day. Although the advancement of technology does not need to be so tired, we cannot deny the contribution and construction that has been made. If you don't have a good mentality and an eye for beauty, it's meaningless wherever you go. The spirit of Yingge Sea is worth learning from. 👣Route: We navigated to the salt field, we were confused and took a lot of photos and videos, then followed the salt truck, then took pictures of the small train and salt warehouse, and then went to the Sea Salt Culture Museum. This route is quite good. ⚠Note: If you are afraid of the sun, and only for taking pictures or easily collapse mentality, I think you can visit other places. ☀Finally: Don't step on the salt pile to take pictures, you can take good pictures from a distance, because it produces a variety of edible salt, and industrial salt, etc., do not try to taste, you taste is also salty haha~