Nanshan Zhuhai

Nanshan Zhuhai (Chinese: 南山竹海, or literally the "South Mountain Bamboo Sea," national AAAA tourist area) is an ecological tourist area in the southern mountains of the county level city of Liyang, Jiangsu province, China. This tourist area has been open to the public since 2000 and is in close proximity to Tianmu Lake (天目湖), another ecological tourist area. Aside from tourism, Nanshan Zhuhai is also known for its ecological sound use of resources, protection of local habitats and ecology, and its picturesque landscape. With about 2300 hectares (35000 mu) of bamboo, this "bamboo sea" serves as its most important feature and attracts a stream of tourists every year.[1] Tickets cost 90 RMB (about US$15) and admission is free for children who are shorter than 1.2 m and the elderly who are more than 70 years old. The scenic spot opens from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.[2] The area includes Seazan head, JinNiuLing, the ancient GuanDao, and ancient military sites. The site's five functional zones include a lake entertainment district, a recreational area, a historic area, and a longevity culture area and mountaineering recreational area.[3]

References
  1. "探秘江苏南山竹海的竹文化之醉_旅游频道_凤凰网". Travel.ifeng.com. Retrieved 2011-10-09.
  2. http://changzhou.cncn.com/jingdian/nanshanzhuhai/profile.html.
  3. 溧阳南山竹海旅游_51766旅游网


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