Lianyungang, Where Jiangsu Meets the Sea — editorial illustration
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Lianyungang

Where Jiangsu Meets the Sea

Editorial illustration · not a site photograph
  • 2–3 daysbeaches, the mountain, the port
  • April–Octoberbeach season; seafood peaks in autumn
  • By railhigh-speed trains since 2020–21
  • Eatseafood where the fishing families eat

Jiangsu's sea window: Lianyungang pairs real beaches on Lian Island with the Mountain of Flowers and Fruit — the legendary home of the Monkey King — and one of China's great seaports, where the rail bridge toward Europe begins. Two or three unhurried days cover the sand, the mountain and the seafood.

Lianyungang, Where Jiangsu Meets the Sea editorial travel scene
Lianyungang, Where Jiangsu Meets the Sea · editorial illustration

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