Sailing from north to south in the South China Sea, there are four relatively famous islands: Tongpan, Hujing, Wang’an, and Qi Mei
Most activities focus on static scenic visits, such as the world-renowned basalt landscape trail on Tongpan; Hujing has the World War II Japanese military commander Isoroku Yamamoto’s forward command post for the Pearl Harbor attack and the legend of the submerged city of Hujing; Wang’an boasts the footprints of Lu Dongbin on Tiantai Mountain, a well-preserved 300-year-old village with ancient dwellings, and the beautiful Wang’an Kou beach
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