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About Zhujiajian Nansha Beach and Daqing Mountain
Nansha lies in the chain of beaches along Zhujiajian's southeastern coast known as Shili Jinsha, or the 'ten-li golden sands'. The first China Zhoushan International Sand Sculpture Festival was held here in 1999, establishing a link between the island's fine sand and large sculpted forms.
Daqingshan brings together Qiansha, Lisha and Qingsha beaches with coastal cliffs and gullies shaped by the sea. Lisha is backed by woodland, while the Lizhunong sea gully gives the rocky shore a more dramatic form. Above the coast, Qingshan Peak offers a higher perspective over the island scenery and surrounding shipping waters.
What to look for
- Nansha's fine sandy beach and its sand-sculpture setting.
- Lisha Beach and the woodland behind it within Daqingshan.
- The sea cliffs and gully landscape around Lizhunong.
- The elevated coastal outlook from Qingshan Peak.
Location & getting there
Getting to Zhujiajian Nansha Beach and Daqing Mountain
Confirm ferry arrangements where needed, weather and any local restrictions on water access. A beach listing does not establish that swimming is permitted.
- Search for 朱家尖南沙与大青山 with 舟山市 and 普陀区.
Find Zhujiajian Nansha Beach and Daqing Mountain
朱家尖南沙与大青山 · 普陀区
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Sources & visit information
The linked sources support the identity and background described in this introduction. Opening hours, admission, activity availability and exact arrival arrangements have not been comprehensively checked. Confirm current visitor information with the venue; the original catalogue locality and editorial review flag are retained.