[The End of the World] Guide to the Southernmost Polar Region of Mainland China: Find the End of the Land Between the Lighthouse and the Tide

🌍 Geographical wonders revealed This cape, known as "Antarctic Village" (20°13′ north latitude), is the intersection of the Qiongzhou Strait and the Beibu Gulf. The "Double Sea Dividing Boundary" spectacle can be seen every day. When the tide is low, you can walk across the sandbar to the real "end of the land" 🚗 Polar Transportation Guide Accurate positioning: Dengloujiao, Jiaowei Township, Xuwen County, Zhanjiang City (navigation "the southernmost tip of mainland China") Depart from Zhanjiang: Take the "Jiaowei Express" from Xuwen Bus Station (2 hours, last bus at 16:30) 🌅 Best time strategy The double sea wonder: most obvious during the high tide period around the first and fifteenth day of the lunar calendar Magic Moment: 5:30-6:30 (Sunrise at the lighthouse + Fishing boats returning home) 16:00-18:00 (Golden time for hiking on the sandbar at low tide) Tips to avoid crowds: Visit on Wednesday to Friday mornings 📸 Uncover the secrets of the five must-see holy places 1. Kau Wei Xiangguang Lighthouse (Figure 1) Building code: Built by the French in 1942, now a maritime radar station Death angle: Take a photo of the tower and the starry sky from above (ultra-wide angle required) Silhouette against the light at dusk + fisherman returning home Taboo: No drones allowed (military restricted areas) 2. China's four polar direction signs (Figure 2) Shocking data: North to Mohe: 3,900 km East to Jiamusi: 4560 km West to Jigen Township, Wuqia County: 5,631 km South to Yongxing Island: 678 km 3. Stone carvings in Nanji Village (Figure 3) Historical footage: In 1996, the People's Liberation Army erected a monument to declare sovereignty Composition philosophy: Use coconut trees as foreground frame Waiting for the moment when the waves wash over the monument base 4. Secret Sandbar (Figure 4) A 3-kilometer sand ridge is exposed at low tide Follow the shell signs to the Strait Center Safety rules: The tide is rising at a speed of 200 m/h Please return before 17:00 #MainlandTravel #AprilGoodDestinations