Photos of Juehua Island

There is a mysterious island in the vast Bohai Bay, with a pleasant climate and numerous historical sites. She is the largest island in the Liaodong Bay of the Bohai Sea - Juehua Island. Juehua Island (formerly Chrysanthemum Island, renamed Juehua Island in 2009), commonly known as Dahaishan, was called Taohua Island in the Tang and Song Dynasties, and Juehua Island in the Liao and Jin Dynasties. It covers an area of 13.5 square kilometers and is known as the small Macau in the north. Eighteen miles away, thirty miles from Ningyuan City. In the Ming Dynasty, Juehua Island was a grain storage base and a naval base. On the island, there are beautiful rocks and towering ancient trees. There are Zhangshan Island and Yanshan Island in the south, and Mopanshan Island in the north. Gu'an Gallery Scenic Spot (formerly Dalonggong Temple Scenic Spot), named after the Dalonggong Temple built by Master Juehua in the Liao Dynasty, is located on the southeast coast of Juehua Island and is the core scenic spot of Juehua Island. This is a comprehensive scenic spot for historical and cultural tours, natural sightseeing tours, archaeological exploration tours, tasting Bodhi tea, drinking ancient well water (religious healing) and pilgrimage incense. The scenic spot includes the Millennium Bodhi Sacred Tree, the Millennium Octagonal Ancient Well, the mysterious Tangwang Cave, the Bodhi Tea House, the Dabei Pavilion Ruins and the Tourist Service Center. The folk customs of Juehua Island are simple and simple, and the "fishing house" run by the local islanders has a unique atmosphere. There are abundant seafood here, rich in crabs, oysters, clams, shrimps, jellyfish, fish, shrimps, etc. It is especially famous for the cheap fat of crabs.