Naozhou Island Volcanic Coast in Zhanjiang
Often called China's largest volcanic island, Naozhou blends mangrove bays with a centuries-old fishing harbour, a living fossil of traditional sea-fishing culture.
View attractionThe pristine volcanic waters of Lake Huguangyan form the world largest maar lake in Mazhang, surrounded by lush subtropical botanical gardens.
The pristine volcanic waters of Lake Huguangyan form the world largest maar lake in Mazhang, surrounded by lush subtropical botanical gardens.
Often called China's largest volcanic island, Naozhou blends mangrove bays with a centuries-old fishing harbour, a living fossil of traditional sea-fishing culture.
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One of the world's best-preserved maar lakes, Huguangyan holds clear water on whose surface fallen leaves are said never to linger.
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Naozhou's lighthouse is famed locally as one of the world's three great crystal-lens beacons, set on a volcanic coast near the historic Song Emperor Village.
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