Travel guide to Jinshanzui Fishing Village, a famous attraction in Shanghai, suitable for checking in and taking photos📸

#Sign up for tripbest July Hotel Tester The fishing village itself is well developed and is a 4A-level scenic spot. There is a cultural relic of an ancient fortress lookout at the entrance. The Five Buddha Crowns of Donglin Temple look very similar to this shape at first glance, Maybe it was referenced from here. The old street of the fishing village mainly sells dried seafood, and also sells special delicacies such as yellow croaker noodles and seafood oil dumplings. The total length is about 800 meters, and it can be visited in a short time. But the several small museums on the old street are very carefully made, such as the old fishermen's houses, the fishing gear museum, and the sea and fishery culture museum, which deeply explore the local history, culture and customs, and are worth visiting. Going further west, there are the Huanghuali Wood Museum and the Sampan Boat Museum, which can also be seen. The former is a collection of the Cha family in Haiyan, mainly Ming-style furniture boutiques, The latter is a handmade ship model museum, which has scaled down and reproduced the four ancient Chinese ships, Zheng He's treasure ship, Song Dynasty canal boats and local sampans, with very fine workmanship. Compared with the old street, this area is a newly developed area, with some experience activities such as cultural and creative markets, suitable for parents to bring their children to play. Visit the museum, buy some seafood, eat delicious food, and the whole walk will take about a day. TIPS Address: No. 6394, Huhang Road, Shanyang Town, Jinshan District, Shanghai Visit: The ancient street is free, and several small museums charge separately, 10 yuan each, and a combined ticket is 40 yuan Transportation: Take the Jinshan train from Shanghai South Railway Station to the terminal, and then take two or three bus stops to arrive