Xiaosha Tourist Area

Xiaosha Tourist Area

Xiaosha Tourist Area is a national A-level tourist attraction.

Xiaosha Tourist Area is located in Xiaosha Town, Dinghai District, Zhoushan City. The town boasts numerous cultural relics and historical sites, along with a rich array of humanistic landscapes. These include the Fuweng Hall, listed as a cultural relic protection unit of Zhoushan City; the Sanmao Ancestral Residence, Shualong Bridge, and Tianhou Palace, protected cultural relic sites at the Dinghai District level; the Buddhist sacred site Qingjing Lecture Temple and the thousand-year-old ancient nunnery Jingtutang; the Xiaosha Ethnic Cultural Activity Center, which features traditional cultural architecture; and the ancient stone bridge Shiling Ancient Bridge nestled in a quiet valley with clear streams. Together, they create a unique cultural ambiance in Xiaosha, offering high potential for tourism development.

Featured Attractions

Sanmao Ancestral Residence

The Sanmao Ancestral Residence was built by her grandfather, Mr. Chen Zongxu, during the Republic of China era, and is located in Chenjia, Xiaosha Town. The five main rooms have been restored and converted into the "Sanmao Works Exhibition Room." Themed sections include "A Legendary Life," "Sanmao's Works Adored Worldwide," "Traveling Across Mountains and Rivers," "Family, Love, Friendship, and Hometown Bonds," and "We Miss You, Sanmao." These display Sanmao’s personal belongings, various editions of her works, photos from different periods, as well as essays commemorating her by people from China and abroad.

Fuweng Hall

Nestled among green hills in Wangjia Village, Fuweng Hall was first built in the 24th year of the Hongwu reign during the Ming Dynasty, boasting a history of over 600 years. Shualong Bridge: Constructed in the 24th year of the Daoguang reign during the Qing Dynasty, the bridge features a combination of strip stones and square stones in an arch design. Its name comes from its resemblance to a dragon mid-lash. Having withstood centuries of wind and rain, the bridge remains as solid as ever and was designated as a key cultural relic protection unit of Dinghai District in 1990.

Tianhou Palace

Tianhou Palace is located in Maozhi Village, Xiaosha. Built during the Qing Dynasty, it currently includes structures such as the front hall, central corridor, rear hall, and entrance gate, covering a construction area of 604 square meters. It stands as a uniquely characteristic ancient building along China’s coastal regions.

Scenic Area Admission

Ticket Price: Free

Scenic Area Level: A

Opening Hours: 08:00–16:30

Address: Xiaosha Town, Dinghai District, Zhoushan City, Zhejiang Province